今日我们要讨论的话题就是"竞选州长读后感"。欢迎阅读我所创作的这篇文章。我阅读了这部作品，完全被其中的故事和人物怡然心动。此刻我们不妨静心撰写一篇读后感，或许你正为写读后感而感到困惑？以下信息仅供你在工作和学习中参考，绝不容许其他用途！

竞选州长读后感【篇1】

running for governor

by mark twain

a few months ago mark twain was nominated for governor of the great state of new york, to run against stewart l. woodford and john t. hoffman, on an independent ticket.

he somehow felt that he had one prominent advantage over these gentlemen, and that was, good character. it was easy to see by the news*****s, that if ever they had known what it was to bear a good name, that time had gone by. it was plain that in these latter years they had be***e familiar with all manner of shameful crimes.

but at the very moment that he was exalting his advantage and joying in it in secret, there was a muddy undercurrent of dis***fort "riling" the deeps of my happiness -- and that was, the having to hear my name bandied about in familiar connection with those of such people. he grew more and more disturbed. finally he wrote my grandmother about it.

her answer came quick and sharp. she said:

you have never done one single thing in all your life to be ashamed of -- not one. look at the news*****s -- look at them and ***prehend what sort of characters woodford and hoffman are, and then see if you are willing to lower yourself to their level and enter a public canvass with them.

it was his very thought! he did not sleep a single moment that night. but after all, he could not recede.

he was fully ***mitted and must go on with the fight. as he was looking listlessly over the *****s at breakfast, he came across this paragraph, and he may truly say he never was so confounded before:

perjury. -- perhaps, now that mr. mark twain is before the people as a candidate for governor, he will condescend to explain how he came to be convicted of perjury by thirty-four witnesses, in wakawak, cochin china, in 1863, the intent of which perjury was to rob a poor native widow and her helpless family of a meagre plantain patch, their only stay and support in their bereavement and their desolation.

mr. twain owes it to himself, as well as to the great people whose suffrages he asks, to clear this matter up. will he do it?

i thought he should burst with amazement! such a cruel, heartless charge -- i never had seen cochin china! i never had beard of wakawak!

i didn't know a plantain patch from a kangaroo! i did not know what to do. i was crazed and helpless.

i let the day slip away without doing anything at all. the next morning the same ***** had this -- nothing more:

significant. -- mr. twain, it will be observed, is suggestively silent about the cochin china perjury.

[mem. -- during the rest of the campaign this ***** never referred to me in any other way than as "the infamous perjurer twain."

next came the "gazette," with this:

wanted to know. -- will the new candidate for governor deign to explain to certain of his fellow-citizens (who are suffering to vote for him!) the little circumstance of his cabin-mates in montana losing **all valuables from time to time, until at last, these things having been invariably found on mr.

twain's person or in his "trunk" (news***** he rolled his traps in), they felt ***pelled to give him a friendly admonition for his own good, and so tarred and feathered him and rode him on a rail, and then advised him to leave a permanent vacuum in the place he usually occupied in the camp. will he do this?

could anything be more deliberately malicious than that? for i never was in montana in my life.

我们应该知道：做任何事，我们都应该以正确的态度对待它，在实地做好每一件事。只有用自己的力量去完成事情，他们才会感到真正的快乐。

正如学习一样，我们必须脚踏实地地学习，而不是偶然地；相反，即使你取得好成绩，也不会长久。

we should understand this: we should deal with everything hard,in correct ways. we should handle everything step by step.

we should finish everything with our own great effort. only in this way will we feel the happiness along the journey. as we are learning, we must learn it by heart,,and we should not try hard to speculate.

maybye we may get high marks in the exams by speculating,butwe cannot really learn the knowledge we should to know.

在漫长的人生道路上，我们总是遇到对手。当我们与竞争对手竞争时，请不要用诽谤来赢得暂时的胜利。我们应该脚踏实地，向对手展示我们真正的实力。

这样，快乐才会降临，人生才会更有价值。

along our long travelling of life, we may ***e across our opponents now and then. when we ***pite with them, please do not use dishonorable means to win them. instead, we should be earnest and down-to-earth.

we can show our real skill to our opponents. thus we can catch the happiness of the match. thus our life can be more valueable.

这篇**揭露了美国“民主政治”的虚伪。一个正派、清白的老实人在竞选中成了最不正派、最不清白的“罪人”，这就告诉人们资本主义的所谓“自由竞选”、“民主政治”不过是资产阶级政客、残酷倾轧的遮羞布。**也暴露了资本主义“言论自由”的虚伪。

资产阶级的所谓“言论自由”实质就是用谎言来诬蔑、攻击、陷害对方，来蒙蔽欺骗人民群众。**还撕开了资本主义国家“两党制”的画皮。资产阶级政党性质相同，不能反映人民的意志。

the book critical the hypocrisy of american’s“democratic political”. an honest man take part in the free election,then he be***es the worest person in the world. this tells us that some so-called“democratic political” are just the excuses of some politicians.

the politicians use it to get their power. the book also helps to know more about the right of speaking in the capitatist countries. this kind of freedom is just the excuses of some politicians,too.

资产阶级的民主与社会主义的民主集中制，对比起来看待能对彼此都认识得更深刻。什么样的制度能够反映民意？这是个值得不断思考与实践的问题。

世界上最困难的两件事之一就是建立一个合理有效的**。我们对资产阶级的“民主政治”冷嘲热讽的同时，也该看到这样一个事实：在美国，讽刺政治的文章依然具有出版自由。

而这些，在我们的国度可能吗？

竞选州长读后感【篇2】

权力的魅力

权力是一个怪物，它能使世间的一切都变了形，纯洁的不再纯洁，高尚的不再高尚，顷刻之间都成了面目狰狞的权力动物。在冠冕堂皇的语言之后，隐藏着这样一个真实得令人凄凉的事实。

政治实际上就是权力的运用，有人的地方就会有政治，便会有权力。无论在什么样的社会里，掌握权力都不会是一件坏事。因为它意味着别人都要服从自己，在某些方面能够决定事情的发展。这种能够主导他人的感觉对于任何人都会有着诱惑，因为谁都不能否认，人的天性里向来都存在着超越同类的欲望。有了权力，就会拥有比别人更多的行动自由。这种对权力的渴望也可以看成是人类对自由天性的追求，这里原本没有是非善恶的判断分别。

可是一旦这种对权力的追求变成了行动，权力欲的天性体现到政治的现实之中，一切都会发生惊人的扭转。权力追求的闸门一旦打开，除非有着神仙圣人一样超凡的意志，否则根本是收不住的。古今中外，有难以计数的例子来证明这一点。当然，有时也会想到范差助越灭吴之后，悄然而去，泛舟五湖。可他如果不是清楚地看到鸟尽弓藏．兔死狗烹的前景，谁能保证他不落得一个悲凉的下场。贪欲最能丧失人的理智，权力巨大的诱惑又使得对它的渴求成了贪欲中的极致。所以才会有那么多人把权力看得如同生命，甚至高于生命，并且最终为权力付出了生命的代价。

权欲极度膨胀的结果还会有道德良知的完全沦丧，世间的理法在权力面前都会显得苍白，因为它们中的一部分正是靠权力来制约维持，因此，也便会为权力所破坏和改变。权力的魅力如此惊心动魄，但同时权力也像一面镜子，折射出人性和现实中的形形色色。就像人的天性一样，权力本身也应没有善恶的分别，只是看我们如何去争取、如何去使用。有人的地方总是要有权力的，权力得到正当的运用，便会是人类的安定和幸福。

竞选州长读后感【篇3】

这几天,我在读马克、吐温的短篇小说集。其中让我印象深刻的故事是《竞选州长》。为什么？

刚开始读时，我和马克、吐温先生一样，肯定州长非他莫属，因为另两位先生近年已将各种无耻勾当看作家常便饭，所以我接着往下看。

可看到第二页时，我发现事情并非我想象的那么简单：马克、吐温先生吃早饭时在报纸上看到一段消息，令他无比惊惶：伪证罪——1863年，有34人证明马克、吐温先生企图霸占一位穷寡妇和一群孩子生活唯一资源-一小块芭蕉地……他愿意交代吗？马克、吐温先生不敢相信，便就这么过去了一天。

第2天，第3天……几乎每天都有一则关于他的丑闻，将他称为“臭名昭著的伪证狂吐温”、“盗尸狂吐温”……还有许多佚名信。

马克、吐温先生放弃了竞选，他在退出竞选的声明上写着：“你忠实的朋友，过去是好人，现在却成了臭名昭著的伪证狂、蒙大那小偷、盗尸狂、酗酒狂、肮脏的贿赂犯和恶心的讹诈犯——马克、吐温”

读完这个故事，我很气愤，没有想到有些人为了竞选竟在报纸上刊登一些有的没的，真不诚实。这时，我才体会到——这个故事告诉我们的是诚实。

竞选州长读后感【篇4】

--读《竞选州长》有感

权力是一个恐怖的东西。在追求权利的路上，许多人不择手段，可以把一个清白的竞选者说得无恶不作。在读了《竞选州长》后我更有了深一步的体会。

马克·吐温经过多次磨难，被提名为纽约州州长候选人，并代表独立党参选。他自我感觉名声不错，相较其他两位靠一人得势而**的竞选者有显著优势。然而，几家报社受另两位竞选者指示接二连三诽谤他，说他是“臭名昭著的伪证犯，蒙大那小偷，盗尸犯，酗酒狂，肮脏的贿赂犯以及恶心的讹诈犯”…马克吐温感到极度愤怒，可也十分无奈。

就连“证据”都有了。最后不不得不递交出竞选的声明。

回头看吧，再让我们仔细地审视这个世界吧，事实摆在你的眼前，就是这样一个拥有太阳却尚未得到光明的世界。尽管文章中没有这样的描述，但不可否认的事，黑暗仍然笼罩着世界。黑暗的根源是金钱和权力。当你有权力，你就有钱。当你有钱的时候，你就能得到权力。

有了权力，就可以行职务之便收**赂，就可以偷工减料贪去工程项目的钱，有了金钱，就可以收买**办事，就可以弄来个一官半职当当。或许人之初，的确是性本善的，可将来置身于社会当中，谁又能避免而不被黑暗所污蚀呢？常在河边走，哪能不湿鞋？

在中国**以前管得没那么严时，每个人都削尖了脑袋往纪委（纪律检查委员会）里钻。起初我也不明白。我总会问纪委的工资会高些吗？

为什都想去纪委？现在我明白了。纪委就是管下面公务员的。

并不比其他人轻松。

恕我直言，就因为没有人管他们。自由，想怎样都行。本书中的另两位竞选者或许也是这样想的。

毕竟，当时是旧社会，也许在今天的社会中，这样的现象比较少。可还是因为管得严了。权利还是一块磁石吸引着那些铁块。

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