研究生英文作文：關(guān)于曾經(jīng)讀過(guò)的一本書(shū)

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　　寫(xiě)你曾經(jīng)讀過(guò)的一本書(shū)：

　　A lot of people ask me which book is my most favorite one,and I always proudly answer them “The Five Thousand Years History”,which is all history about China.This will be a long story for me to read this book.First time I touched this book is when I was 5 years old.My mother bought it to me as my 5-years-old gift.This is a really wonderful present to me,which is opening a history gate to me ,a totally innocent boy.I almost forgot the dinner after I read the first page.From then on,I was the historist in my class and showed my knowledge from that book to my classmeates.When I became older and older,I knew more about it and feel more confident about my own China.I am proud that I am a Chinese and I will make more effort to build a more powerful country and let Chinese history more brilliant.As me,this is the most important book in my life and now I still read it and recite some part of it.I think everyone should read it and get this wonderful experenice.

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　　很多人問(wèn)我哪本書(shū)是我最喜歡的人,我總是自豪地回答他們《五千年歷史》 ,這是有關(guān)中國(guó)的所有歷史的書(shū).這將是一個(gè)漫長(zhǎng)的故事,我讀這本書(shū).我第一次接觸這本書(shū)是當(dāng)時(shí)我是5歲.我的母親買(mǎi)給我作為我5歲的禮物.對(duì)于我來(lái)書(shū)這是一個(gè)非常美好的禮物,歷史的大門(mén)對(duì)我打開(kāi)了,我是完全無(wú)辜的孩子.我讀的第一頁(yè)之后我?guī)缀跬浟送聿?從那時(shí)起,我是在我班上歷史通和顯示我的知識(shí)來(lái)自這本書(shū)對(duì)我的同學(xué)們 .當(dāng)我越來(lái)越老的時(shí)候,我知道關(guān)于它更多的東西并且更加有信心對(duì)于我的中國(guó).我自豪,我是一個(gè)中國(guó)人,我會(huì)作出更多的努力,建設(shè)一個(gè)更加強(qiáng)大的國(guó)家,讓中國(guó)更加輝煌的歷史.對(duì)于我來(lái)說(shuō),這是最重要的書(shū),在我的生命中,現(xiàn)在我仍然閱讀和背誦它的一部分.我認(rèn)為每個(gè)人都應(yīng)該閱讀并獲得這個(gè)美好體驗(yàn) .

　　寫(xiě)你曾經(jīng)讀過(guò)的一本書(shū)：

　　《基督山伯爵》

　　In a time when the movies increasingly rely on almost anything but a good story, a new version of Alexandre Dumas's epic adventure would appear an anachronism, but instead this thoroughly engaging adaptation only underscores the importance of a well-crafted narrative. Dumas's classic tale of love, betrayal and revenge contains all the essential swashbuckling ingredients: swordfighting, hidden treasure, smugglers and a dashing hero. Director Kevin Reynolds, whose career nearly drowned with Waterworld, commendably resists the temptation to camp things up. By playing things straight and not imposing himself too forcefully, he has made The Count Of Monte Cristo surprisingly effective. Set in France during Napoleon's exile, the story centers on Edmond Dantès (Jim Caviezel), the impoverished son of a clerk, whose background is in stark contrast to that of his childhood friend Fernand Mondego (Guy Pearce), the privileged Count of Moncref. Despite their upbringing, it is Mondego who is jealous of Dantès, coveting his beautiful fiancé, Mercédès (Dagmara Dominczyk). Following a trip to Elba, on which Dantès is entrusted with a treasonous letter from the banished Emperor, the unscrupulous Mondego reports the incident to his friend, the Chief Prosecutor Villefort (James Bain), whose own political future is threatened by the letter. They collude to banish Dantès to the remote island prison of Chateau D'if, announcing news of his execution shortly after, thus freeing Mercedes to the clutches of Mondego. Contrary to the reports, Dantès is alive, though only just. He rots away in the hellish Chateau, carving "God will give us justice" into the damp stone walls, with only the annual promise of a beating to alleviate the boredom. His years of solitude are finally ended when the wizened head of Abbé Faria suddenly emerges through his cell floor. Unfortunately Faria's burrowing skills are superior to his directional gifts and his years of tunnelling bring him only into the neighbouring cell rather than to the freedom he'd sought. The two combine forces in their effort to dig their way out, all the while the old man tutoring the uneducated Dantès, preparing him for life once they escape. But with that day in sight, Faria dies, though not before informing Dantès of a vast treasure hidden on the island of Monte Cristo. With Faria's death also comes the opportunity for Dantès to escape. Even with his freedom, a vast fortune and a new identity as the Count of Monte Cristo, Dantès is not content. When asked by his new trusty companion Jacopo, "What do you want to buy", the embittered Dantès declares, "Revenge". And so he sets about the quest that has consumed him. The film is not without its flaws. I would have expected more than a wash and shave to remove the effects of 14 years harsh imprisonment and then, having his his youthful good looks so easily restored, it is hard to believe that not even his closest friends would recognise him in his new role of the Count. These are minor quibbles though, and ones that are easily forgivable in the light of Caviezel's brooding performance and the film's genuine intentions.

　　寫(xiě)你曾經(jīng)讀過(guò)的一本書(shū)：

　　I like reading，so I love many different kinds of books very much，because they not only broaden my horizons(視野)but also give me inspiration(靈感).

　　我喜歡閱讀,所以我很喜歡各種類(lèi)型的書(shū)，因?yàn)樗麄儾粌H拓寬我的視野，而且還給我靈感。

　　Up to now I have read a lot of books， for example，magazines，novels and storybooks and so on.But one of the books that I like best is My Life Story.It was created(創(chuàng)作)by an American writer—Helen Keller(海倫·凱勒)in 1902.She was a blind(盲的)，deaf(聾的)and dumb(啞的)person.In the book，she wrote that she had not been able to see，hear or speak since the age of one year and seven months.This unusual thing made her very sad.When she was seven years old，she knew Miss Sullivan(沙利文)，her good teacher.Helen was getting happier every day.Then，Miss Sullivan helped her learn how to write English words.At first，Miss Sullivan wrote some words on Helen's hands with her own fingers again and again.Helen was a very diligent girl.Because of this，she tried as much as possible to remember words.After that，she wrote and published(出版)many famous works.My Life Story is one of them.

　　到目前為止我讀過(guò)很多書(shū)，例如，雜志，小說(shuō)和故事書(shū)等等。但是，我最喜歡的書(shū)是《我的生活的故事》。它是美國(guó)作家海倫凱勒寫(xiě)與1902的。她是一個(gè)又盲又聾又啞的人。在書(shū)中，她寫(xiě)道，自從她一歲零七個(gè)月后就沒(méi)能再看到、聽(tīng)到或說(shuō)過(guò)了。這些不尋常的事情讓她很傷心。她七歲的時(shí)候，她認(rèn)識(shí)了她的好老師，沙利文。海倫每天變得越來(lái)越開(kāi)心。然后，沙利文小姐幫助她學(xué)習(xí)寫(xiě)英語(yǔ)單詞。起初，沙利文小姐她自己的手指在海倫的手中一次又一次的寫(xiě)一些字。海倫是一個(gè)很勤奮的女孩。

　　My Life Story described her hard struggle to become an outstanding(著名的)writer and educationist(教育家)of the world.

　　<我的生活故事>闡述了她成為一個(gè)世界著名的作家和教育家的艱辛。

　　It shows us a universal(普遍的)truth：“Nothing is difficult if you put your heart intoit!”This is why I like it best.What about you?

　　這向我們展示了一個(gè)普遍的真理：“世上無(wú)難事只怕有心人!”這就是我最喜歡它的原因，你呢?