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1.<The
Old
Man
and
the
Sea
>--《老人与海》
The
Old
Man
and
the
Sea
is
one
of
Hemingway’s
most
enduring
works
and
may
very
well
become
one
of
the
true
classics
of
this
generation.
It
played
a
great
part
in
his
winning
the
Pulizer
Prize
in
1953
and
the
1954
Novel
Prize
for
Literature
and
confirmed
his
power
and
presence
in
the
literary
world.
Hemingway
is
also
one
of
my
favorite
writers.
Besides
The
Old
Man
And
the
Sea,
I
have
read
some
of
his
other
works,
such
as
The
Sun
Also
Rises,
A
Farewell
to
Arms
and
The
Snow
of
Kilimanijaro.
But
The
Old
Man
and
the
Sea
is
the
one
that
left
the
deepest
impression
on
me.
This
novel
mainly
wrote
one
old
person
alone
in
marine
fishes.
He
fished
one
big
fish,
tied
up
the
fish
head
and
the
upper
part
of
the
body
side
the
boat
above.
But
he
met
the
shark
fish,
the
old
person
causes
all
one's
skill
and
the
shark
fish
fight,
the
shark
fish
the
fish
flesh
which
could
eat
all
eats
finished
also
has
about
800
pounds.
This
book
promulgates
the
truth,
not
showed
the
person
how
regardless
of,
most
feared
is
does
not
have
the
confidence.
The
confidence
is
just
like
is
the
automobile
motor,
is
power
which
the
person
goes
forward.
2.<Jane
Eyre>--《简爱》
The
protagonist,
Jane
Eyre,
as
the
author
depicted,
is
very
plain.
But
almost
every
reader,
including
me,
must
prefer
Jane
to
any
other
young
ladies
in
this
novel.
I
think
Jane
possesses
a
kind
heart,
an
indomitable
spirit,
a
sharp
wit
and
great
courage.
She
loves
Mr.
Rochester
even
more
when
loses
his
hand
and
sight.
She
never
gives
up
her
own
independence
and
never
easily
follows
the
instructions
or
advices
from
people
around
her.
Instead,
Jane
Eyre
choose
insist
on
her
own
beliefs
and
standards.
At
first,
Jane
Eyre
met
her
best
friend,
Helen
Burns,
in
the
Lowwood
School.
Though
they
two
really
intimate
to
each
other,
Jane
cannot
totally
agree
with
Helen’s
ideas
about
life
and
people.
As
Jane
grows
up,
she
choose
to
leave
the
school
and
work
as
a
teacher,
regardless
of
the
critiques
from
others.
After
the
secret
reveals
that
the
insane
woman
in
the
old
castle
attic
the
insane
woman
is
Mr.
Rochester's
wife,
Jane
Eyre
is
not
willing
to
lose
her
dignity,
condescends
to
her
own
desire.
Actually,
she
leaves
resolutely
and
silently.
Because
of
those
kinds
of
brave
and
independent
choices,
Jane
Eyre
becomes
one
of
the
greatest
women
in
my
mind
definitely.

Marlin (voiced by Albert Brooks) and Coral (voiced by Elizabeth Perkins) are a couple of clown fish who are proud parents of a new litter of baby clown fish, still in their egg stage. Marlin wants to name half of them Marlin Jr. and the other half Coral Jr., but Coral wants at least one of them to be named Nemo. In the great tradition of Disney movies, a barracuda kills the mom Coral, along with all but one of the eggs. Marlin raises the surviving baby fish alone and names him Nemo. Because of the tragic circumstances revolving Coral’s demise, and the fact that Nemo has one fin that is too small, Marlin is a little overprotective. A couple of years pass, and Nemo (voiced by Alexander Gould) is ready for his first day at school. Marlin doesn’t want him to go, but allows him to go anyway. It is at the school that Nemo meets fellow classmates Pearl (voiced by Erica Beck), a flapjack octopus, Sheldon (voiced by Erik Per Sullivan), a sea horse, and Tad (voiced by Jordy Ranft), a long-nosed butterfly fish. They all get aboard Mr. Ray (voiced by Bob Peterson), a stingray who is their teacher. He takes them on a field trip to the Drop-Off, the place where Coral and the eggs were killed. When Marlin finds out about this, he goes after Nemo to bring him home. Nemo is so embarrassed by Marlin’s intrusion that he swims out to dangerously touch the bottom of a fishing boat in defiance. As he is swimming back, a diver scoops him up as a specimen and drives the boat away. Marlin swims after the boat, but eventually loses it. He tries to get some help from anyone who might have seen the boat, and he thinks he might have found that help from Dory (voiced by Ellen DeGeneres), a regal blue tang. She says she saw the boat, but leads Marlin nowhere. It is at this time that he learns that Dory has severe short-term memory problems. After they find out from the diver’s mask that Nemo is with a “P. Sherman” in Sydney, Australia (Dory remembers that she knows how to read), Marlin and Dory set upon a long journey to find Nemo, where they encounter many interesting characters. There is a trio of sharks, Great White shark Bruce (voiced by Barry Humphries), hammerhead shark Anchor (voiced by Eric Bana), and mako shark Chum (voiced by Bruce Spence), who want to end their habit of eating fish. They also have a close encounter with an anglerfish and some jellyfish, before they finally reach the EAC (East Australian Current), a current that a school of fish (voiced mostly by John Ratzenberger) told them would take them to Sydney. It is on the EAC that they meet a sea turtle named Crush (voiced by Andrew Stanton, who also directed the movie) and his son Squirt (Nicholas Bird), who helps Marlin and Dory through the current. Meanwhile, Nemo has found himself in the fish tank of Dr. Sherman (voiced by Bill Hunter), a dentist whose office overhangs the harbor. He is caged in the tank with another set of colorful characters. The “Tank Gang” is led by Gill (voiced by Willem Defoe), a Moorish idol who is the only other one in the tank who came from the sea. A starfish named Peach (voiced by Allison Janney) hangs on the side of the tank and acts as their lookout. A blowfish named Bloat (voiced by Brad Garrett) blows up every time stress gets to him. A yellow tang named Bubbles (voiced by Stephen Root) gets all goofy when he sees bubbles. A royal gramma named Gurgle (voiced by Austin Pendleton) is a fish who wants everything clean and germ free. A shrimp named Jacques (voiced by Joe Ranft) does all that cleaning. Finally, a black and white humbug damsel fish named Deb (voiced by Vicki Lewis) thinks her reflection in the glass of the tank is her sister Flo. After they initiate Nemo into the Tank Gang, they formulate a plan to escape and make it back to sea. This is especially important, since Dr. Sherman plans to give Nemo to his niece Darla (voiced by Lulu Ebeling), a girl who tends to kill her fish quickly. If things go well, Nemo will escape and be reunited with his dad, whose adventures with Dory have become legendary, according to a pelican named Nigel (voiced by Geoffrey Rush.)
This movie is so fun to watch! I actually think it is the first Pixar movie to have the traditional feel of a Disney movie. It combines the elements of classic Disney movies (dead mom, epic journeys with colorful characters) with the elements that made Pixar so successful (amazing computer animation, great writing.)
I have to admit, when I first saw the trailers for this movie, I wasn’t impressed. I thought it was possibly going to be the lamest Pixar movie yet. After I saw the film, I realized the trailer did something rare in the world of trailers…it didn’t show the funniest parts of the movie! Most of those funny parts they didn’t show involve Dory. DeGeneres’ character steals the show in every scene, with the best one possibly being her attempt to communicate with a whale. I thought it was odd that they didn’t show any of Dory’s scenes in the trailers, and my only theory is that they think DeGeneres might be too controversial of a personality to advertise her involvement. That is a shame, since she is the highlight of the film.
Finally, we have a kiddie film in 2003 that grownups can enjoy with or without their kids. I liked Finding Nemo so much that I saw it twice, and it was just as enjoyable the second time around. Pixar really has the pulse of what works. They pick a great vocal cast, and employ the best writers. Some people think that computer animation will take over traditional animation as the leading moneymaking animation force. While computer animation looks cool, the reason they are a hit is the talent of the voices and the writing. Traditional animation could do just as well if they had that. Bring your little guppies to this one and you’ll have a fishy good time!

前几天，我看了一个童话故事——《海的女儿》它讲述一个人鱼和人之间的动人故事。 《海的女儿》童话中的主人公生活在海的深处，是一条美人鱼。她在海底世界里度过三百多年的岁月，然后化为泡沫，结束她一生的幸福。她放弃了海里的生活，忍受着痛苦把自已的鱼尾变成了人腿。后来她救了一个王子并喜欢上了他，而那个王子和邻国的公主结婚了，她的希望没有了。她如果继续成为“海的女儿”就要刺死那个王子后，就可以回到她的家人中去，回到属于她自已的世界。但她没有这样做，却自已投入海中化为泡沫。 我喜欢《海的女儿》。它使我懂得了生命可贵。在任何事前面都要有坚强的毅力，勇敢地去面对它。在这本书里，我不仅知道了一些美好的故事，还受到很大的启发教育。在生活中，我碰到困难时，要像小人鱼一样坚强的面对。在学习上，我也要像小人鱼一样坚持不懈。