荒野生存 读后感

Into the wild--an awesome, deep story

It is so incredible that the novel is based on a true story. After graduating from Emory University, top student and athlete Christopher McCandless abandons his possessions, gives his entire $24,000 savings account to charity and hitchhikes to Alaska to live in the wilderness. Along the way, Christopher encounters a series of characters that shape his life.

He is a hero rather than a hiker, an awakening hero who dares to make the final struggle with the civilized society. In the wandering days after graduation, he gradually got away from the city, away from home, came to the farm, came to the Salt Lake City, came to the nomadic Hippie gathering, straying those urban edge, living a way of life tends to be a more primitive and more free. Chris fled, which can be considered as the voice of natural regression of the modern society, and it is undoubtedly a kind of fashion trend the young always on the lips. No doubt that Chris, the person who set an example by personally and end himself in the abandoned bus in the wilderness, is much greater, because his sentiment is unapproachable real.

It is the first time that I can not accept the end of a story. Probably this is not the end of tragedy, but it really makes me heartache. When Chris finally interrupted breathing, when the cloud over Alaska blend together, when I saw his inner desire to return to her family's dream, my heart has been tangled with Chris together. "When you forgive, you love. And

when you love, God’s light shines on you.." When Chris said goodbye to the 80 years old man in the sand dunes, the old man said. He ridiculed with" holy shit", which perhaps was to cover up the sadness of leaving. He must have immersed in the crazy dream of Alaska. He couldn't forgive his parents, his past, or more, and he need to return to nature, to escape the evil of civilized society. He even refused to love, yes, he left his only loving sister, he missed the beautiful Tracey, he refused to be adopted by the old man, he had gone too far, he missed the people he loved, he missed the love, he has missed happiness, the thing he was searching for constantly."Where are the fucking animals now? I’m hungry! I’m fucking hungry! I’m fucking hungry!.."There was nothing to eat, so he could only look for some plants. Unfortunately he ate the poisonous wild pea. The fatal mistake let he finally get killed. His death was so ridiculous, so worthless.

He left the last "sign" in the bus, "I have had a happy life and thank the lord. Goodbye and may God bl ess all!” I do not think that he is to blame for the God, but he really learned the mysterious truth of wisdom and love. "Happiness only real when shared". It is well known to most of us, but at the same time, we always ignore it. People accept the civilized, but avoid the truth. No matter how you spend your life, if we can realize it as early as possible, happiness won't be so elusive.