中国诗词大赛观后感【一】

　　似乎从刚掌握语言开始，我们就在读诗，“春眠不觉晓，处处闻啼鸟”“曲项向天歌，白毛浮绿水”“床前明月光，疑是地上霜”，这些大概是大多数人的启蒙诗词。那个时候的我们，也许并不明白自己所念诵之诗的意味，只觉得朗朗上口。

　　我有时候也会想，我们为什么要品读古诗文呢?在我看来，学诗固然重要，但它们最后不应该只成为我们年少时试卷上的分数。

　　“生命太短暂了，以至于我们只能选择和那些伟大的书生活在一起”。列奥〃施特劳斯如此感叹，好的诗句常被人形容如画一般引人入胜，寥寥数字，既可表现“道是无晴却有晴”的雨中美景，又可抒发“才下眉头，却上心头”的烦忧，既可吟唱“人生自古谁无死”的悲壮，又可流露“一任阶前，点滴到天明”的释然。

　　从诗中，我们不仅仅为了获得知识，更为了一种感动。那些打动无数先人的墨迹，今天依然令人动容，我想，这就是传统文化中的精华所积聚的力量吧!

　　最近，在朋友的推荐下，观看了中央电视台播出的《中国诗词大会》，查阅相关资料后了解到这是央视首档全民参与的诗词节目，节目以“赏中华诗词、寻文化基因、品生活之美”为基本宗旨，力求通过对诗词知识的比拼及赏

　　析，带动全民重温那些曾经学过的古诗词，分享诗词之美，感受古人的智慧，从中汲取营养，涵养心灵。在认真观看节目之后，有如下一些领会感悟。

　　首先，地位高。《中国诗词大会》是在新春佳节央视一套黄金时段首播，如此高调推出这一节目，充分体现了央视对我国诗词文化的高度重视。节目由央视著名主持人董卿担任主持，著名学者担任点评嘉宾。央视此举，对弘扬传统文化、普及诗词知识无疑是一件大好事,这是中国传统文化的又一次舞台尝试。

　　其次，形式新。《中国诗词大会》在为数不多的诗词类电视节目中匠心独运，参赛选手下至7岁小女孩，上到花甲老翁，涵盖了大学生、中学生、警察、教师、外国人等，各类诗词达人集聚一堂，场面十分震撼，体现了一全民参与的宗旨。

　　每位上台选手与“百人团”同时听题答题，最后以击败百人团的人数为选手分数，从而选出擂主。这场形式上颇有创新意味的诗词“比赛”活动，带给了我们一场难得的诗词视听盛宴和国学享受。

　　再次，手段妙。《中国诗词大会》做到了宏大主题微观表达，抽象主题具象展示。它一方面运用舞美、动画、音乐等视听技术手段，对演播室进行360度意境营造，让诗词在演播室中“活”起来;另一方面精心设计嘉宾解读环节，让“冷”知识在“热”背景中复活。

　　最后，选手强。参赛选手身份不尽相同，但依然是卧虎藏龙，人才辈出。最让人吃惊的当属第一位出场选手、

　　刚满七岁的女孩李尚荣，一个二年级的小学生敢来面对百人团的挑战!但李尚荣真的没有让人失望，她一路过关斩将，沉稳答题，落落大方、出口成章的气势一下就震住了所有人，就连康震老师都对她的诗词储备量赞叹有加，面对这个小才女，我们这些碌碌无为的老观众如坐针毡，汗颜自愧。

　　还有最让人叹服的，要数首期节目中来自四川的无臂小伙彭超了，首次亮相答题夺得擂主，被称为“古诗词学霸”。就是他，幼年失去双臂，连续两次参加高考，去年以603分的成绩被四川大学法学院录取，节目主持人董卿在听了彭超的故事和他用脚参加高考取得高分后，给出了一个大大的赞：“你很棒，你站在这里，用一种乐观和坚韧的态度面对你的人生，给了很多人鼓励”。

　　我想，“胸藏文墨怀若谷，腹有诗书气自华。”大概就是在形容他们这样的气质吧。

　　这样的一档节目，也许不能助我立马成为诗人，但它可以带我体会最经典的中华诗词风范。闲暇之余，若能陶冶心灵，岂不妙哉?

　　最后奉上电影《死亡诗社》里对诗的诠释：“我们读诗、写诗不是因为好玩，而是因为我们是人类的一分子。而人类是充满激情的。没错，医学，法律，工程，商业，工程，这些都是崇高的追求，足以支撑人的一生。但诗歌，美丽，浪漫，爱情，才是我们活着的意义啊。”

　　愿我的生活，常有诗相伴。

　　青少年经典诵读电视大赛观后感【二】

　　“国学小名士”山东省青少年经典诵读电视大赛复赛18日济南开赛，全省60强选手，齐聚济南，对弈美丽的中国古诗词。大赛采用了全新的节目形态，让比赛更加激烈精彩。节目录制过程中，也是亮点频现。

　　亮点一：现代段子，古人演绎。老人摔倒扶不扶?这种发生在当下社会热点现象，由穿着古装的参赛选手来演绎。通过出演国学舞台剧，让选手参与进来，体会传统的道德如何指引人们的行为。

　　亮点二：对弈古诗词，品读诗文里的美丽中国。这次大赛设置“我爱记诗词”环节，让选手通过轮流背诵古诗词中常见某个字词来传递中华文化。

　　亮点三：古代文人，穿越时空，为国学小名士出题。这些身着古装的孩子，分别扮演小李白，小杜甫，小白居易，小李清照，小蔡文姬，小苏轼。他们为国学小名士现场表演出题，让节目增添了更多的童真童趣。这些小朋友全部来自山东广播电视台小蜜蜂主持人俱乐部。

　　亮点四：国学宝见——“风雅颂组合”为大赛提供专业支持。国学大赛的电视呈现，准确性、严谨性尤为重要,虽然专家评委具有很深的古典文学底蕴，但是中国文化博大精深，国家作为一门学术，其复

　　杂程度要高于一般专业。他们在现场为存疑问题用信息数据库提供专业解答，他们的学历都为相关专业硕士研究生。

　　亮点五：真人秀外景照片，体现选手“知行合一，学以致用“的理解。在初赛结束时，大赛组委会专门拍摄了60强选手的外景照片，在拍摄中通过对参赛选手设置障碍，考察参赛选手实践中的想法和做法，体现知行合一，学以致用。这一环节的设置，在于通过对经典的诵读，传承中国的传统美德。

　　The Princess Diaries【一】

　　The Princess Diaries isn't so much a modern-day fairy tale as it is a dramatization of every little girl's chiffon dream: to be a princess. The film is from director Garry Marshall, who specializes in fantasies without consequences. As is his m.o., Marshall takes a stale plot and explores it in a thoroughly uninteresting way, reducing characters to types and heaping mounds of saccharine and false sentiment on top in a vain attempt to disguise the bland flavor. To be effective, many movies require the viewer to engage in a willing suspension of disbelief. For The Princess Diaries to work, the viewer will have to engage in a willing suspension of higher brain activity.

　　If brevity is the soul of wit, then Marshall is witless. Not only is his latest motion picture an affront to any thinking adult (its target group is apparently pre-teen girls)， but it seems to drag on forever. Marshall's motto seems to be: Never do in 80 or 90 minutes what can be done in 2 hours! And, to make things even worse, the editing appears to have been done with a hacksaw. Never can I recall seeing so many jarring cuts. As for the continuity goofs (of which there are many) - they probably would have been more obvious if the stupidity of the story hadn't camouflaged them so effectively.

　　The Princess Diaries is essentially a re-telling of Marshall's own Pretty Woman, which, in turn, was just a lame updating of Pygmalion. One day, Mia Thermopolis (Anne Hathaway) is a normal 16 year-old girl living in San Francisco. The next, she learns that she's the granddaughter of Queen Clarisse Renaldi (Julie Andrews)， the ruler of the small (and fictional) European country of Genovia. And, because her late father was Clarisse's only child, that makes Mia the Crown Princess. So, in preparation for her investment as heir, she has to endure Princess Training 101, with lessons in everything from speech to etiquette, all while continuing to attend school. But word leaks out of her heritage and she becomes an instant celebrity. Suddenly, she's Miss Popularity and the coolest guy in school (Terry Wayne) wants to hang out with her. But, while caught up in this giddy wave of being the center of attention, will she turn her back on her best friend, Lilly (Heather Matarazzo) and the boy who really likes her (Michael Moscovitz)? Take a guess.

　　The best performances in The Princess Diaries border on the low side of mediocre. No one stands out, and some of the actors should be embarrassed. I give Julie Andrews credit for being able to deliver most of her dialogue with a straight face,

　　电影刮痧英文观后感【二】

　　Gua Sha is a movie about the differences between American and Chinese culture. Xu datong is a video games designer in St. Louis. When his father visits from China, he performs Gua Sha (a Chinese traditional treatment) on his grandson, which leaves bright red marks on the skin and causes a lawsuit of child abuse. In the court, Datong loses his mind so that finally he loses custody of his son. I think this scene is shocking and thought-provoking to most of the Chinese audiences. But the most impressing scene to me is the ending. Datong wants to see his son in Christmas eve, he has to climb a pipe to the ninth floor which his son lives. I think the pipe is not only a pipe, but also a gap, a deep gap between American and 5000-year Chinese culture. He wants to climb over the gap and he will never succeed, perhaps no Chinese people really could succeed.

　　电影刮痧英文观后感【三】

　　It's about assimilation into American culture, and not assimilation in an“International” city, like SF or NY or LA or Chicago, but St. Louis, MO (actually shot there)。 Really great acting, interesting story

　　Gua Sha is a treatment in traditional oriental medicine in which a wooden board repeatedly slides across the patient's acupuncture acupressure massage points. It works in similar principles like that of acupuncture acupressure massage. This method would inevitably leave bruise on the skin, and the story

　　begins here, when the visiting grandpa who does not speak any English used this traditional practice to treat the grandson when both son and daughter-in-law were at work.

　　Sadly, in US, this is a story that repeats itself many times in the area where many oriental immigrants lives and all of these are due to simple misunderstanding between cultures.Gua Sha: Step-by-Step, by Arya Nielsen.If an acupuncturist is trained in Classical Chinese medicine, they will do this technique in their practice for pain, and for acute or chronic illness.