After reading a famous book, I believe you will gain a lot. Now it is necessary to write a review! How should you write your thoughts after reading? The following is a sample review of "The Polish Trumpeter" that I compiled. You are welcome to read it. I hope you will like it. Sample essay 1 after reading "The Polish Trumpeter"
Poland, this familiar yet unfamiliar country. There is a person who, with this country as the background, wrote a touching story about loyal service to the country.
The book "The Polish Trumpeter" mainly tells the story of the hardships Joseph's family went through in order to protect the national treasure - the magical crystal ball, but the crystal ball eventually sank to the bottom of the river. This book is introduced with an ancient story: The first story is about a loyal trumpeter who, after being shot by the enemy, still finished playing the "Haina Hymn" before quietly falling here. on a piece of land. Then we will narrate around the theme of the trumpeter.
Loyalty is precious and you can never buy it. Sometimes, around you, around those big leaders, are a group of little people who pretend to obey orders and work hard. And how many are truly loyal? Sometimes, loyal people are often misunderstood as bad people, while those with truly bad moral character are promoted to an official position, or even given important positions. Sometimes, loyalty is really difficult to distinguish, but it is also very touching. Just like this old story, didn't the young trumpeter show what loyalty is?
Loyalty means serving you wholeheartedly, serving, contributing to something, and doing something useful; loyalty means devoting yourself 100% to this thing, and even being able to contribute to it. Come out with your own! Loyalty is not superficial obedience and obedience, but is experienced with the heart!
In ancient times, many people praised those soldiers who went to the battlefield as "loyal to the country." Why? Because they sacrificed their lives and blood for their motherland! Turning our attention to the Anti-Japanese War more than 70 years ago, the word "loyalty to serve the country" seems more appropriate. The blood shed by the uncles of the People's Liberation Army is so touching and exciting.
Loyalty is extraordinary, but it is everywhere! Sample essay 2 after reading "The Polish Trumpeter"
What is courage? Dad said that courage is a spirit that allows us to remain optimistic and cheerful when facing difficulties. It is a power that allows us to have the courage to admit mistakes and take responsibility when we make mistakes. My mother said that courage is the little hand raised high when the teacher asks questions, and the confident smile on the face even if the exam fails. This winter vacation I read the literary work "The Polish Trumpeter" by American writer Eric Kelly, which gave me a new understanding of courage: courage is a kind of fearlessness.
"The Polish Trumpeter" tells a legendary story about treasures, loyalty and promises. The protagonist of the story, Joseph Charnyski, is a kind and witty little boy, especially when he and his father faced evil bandits while guarding the rare treasure-Tarnow Crystal Ball. His fearless courage deeply moved me and made me admire him from the bottom of my heart.
When Joseph and his family traveled from the distant Ukraine to the city of Krakow, they were intercepted by the sinister and sinister robber Peter. The purpose of Peter's interception was to obtain the rare treasure. When Joseph's father Andrew and Peter were fighting each other with swords, Joseph, who was full of courage, saw the opportunity and gave Peter's horse a hard kick, causing the horse's front hooves to fly into the air and run in the other direction with a scream. It bought time for the family to reach Krakow smoothly.
When Joseph’s family arrived in Krakow, Joseph had a bold idea—to explore this strange and beautiful city alone. Only a child full of courage can act so boldly. At a crossroads leading to Wawel Mountain, Joseph encountered a large Ukrainian wolfdog that was trying to bite the little girl Elizabeth and her uncle like crazy. Without any thought, Joseph rushed towards the wolfdog and grabbed the wolfdog's collar to stop it from hurting the little girl. Isn’t it worthy of our admiration and admiration for the fifteen-year-old Joseph to have the courage to disregard his own safety? Because of Joseph's extraordinary courage, he and Elizabeth formed a deep friendship.
When Elizabeth came to Joseph for help late at night because her uncle was obsessed with alchemy, Joseph used his hands in the dark to explore the unfamiliar and steep stairs, and climbed up to the attic where Elizabeth's uncle was alchemy. Plan to find out. There was fear in his heart at that time, but the courage of justice defeated his fear. This is a fearless power.
The insidious robber Peter finally found Joseph’s family. He inquired that Joseph and his father would ring the big bell every hour on the church tower every night and blow the "Haina Psalm" four times. One winter night, robbers stormed the church and surrounded Joseph and his father at the top of the tower. It happened to be the time to blow the trumpet. In order not to arouse the suspicion of the city residents, Peter forced Joseph to pull the bell rope and blow the trumpet on time. At this time, Joseph thought of the legendary young trumpeter - the trumpeter who kept his oath and never flinched even when he faced the bow and arrow with his chest. Thinking of him, Joseph's heart was filled with the innate bravery and nobility that only Poles have. His fearless courage inspired him to stick his trumpet out of the window and play the "Haina Hymn."
His fearless courage reminded him of his agreement with Elizabeth: if one day he played the last few notes of the "Haina Hymn", it meant that he was in danger. How much courage does it take to change your usual bragging style in the face of vicious and cruel robbers! But the resourceful and brave Joseph did it! Joseph's courage was not a form of recklessness, but a form of strength to protect his father and a rare treasure. The nasty robber finally got the punishment he deserved.
The story of "The Polish Trumpeter" tells us that courage is a fearless force that enables justice to defeat evil. Courage is also needed everywhere in our lives, so that we dare to do and think without fear.
The same is true in our studies. We should be fearless when encountering difficulties, humbly ask teachers and parents for advice, work hard to overcome difficulties, and achieve greater gains on the road of learning and growth!