2020电影我和我的家乡经典影评

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《我和我的家乡》观后感1

有一处地方,四面环山，郁郁葱葱。五彩的花儿遍地开放，嫩绿的稻谷仰头微笑，您猜那是哪儿?那就是我外婆的家乡。

放眼望去，四面的青山如屏障一样，挡在了前头;又像虎背熊腰的大将军，守卫着家乡;更像连绵不断的巨龙，平卧在家乡肥沃的土地上。那高大笔直的桉树，一排排，一行行，直立在山上，给人亲切的感觉。叶儿沐浴着春光，汲取着精华，舒展而开。一叠叠，一丛丛，密密麻麻，给单调的山体披上了一件翠绿的外套。一阵风袭来，树枝轻轻摇曳，此起彼伏，活像翠绿的波涛。鸟儿在树枝上高歌，青蛙在树林中跳跃，给青山平添了生机。

山脚下，一片碧绿的稻田更令人赞叹不已。瞧，嫩小的稻子兴高采烈地探出头来，迫不及待地观赏这美丽的新世界。稻子们虽然微不足道，但是她们齐心协力、众志成城、团结一致，用自己微小的一点绿，织出了一张美丽的“绿毯子”。农民伯伯挥动手中的镢头，无私奉献，像蜡烛似春蚕，让自己的勤劳化成人们的丰衣足食。他们挥汗如雨，精疲力竭，却依然不肯休息。尽管豆大的汗珠源源不断地流下来，却毫无怨言。我猛地想起了大诗人李绅的着名诗句“锄禾日当午，汗滴禾下土。”他们不再只是农民，他们是灵魂工程师，用他们的撅头造出了一个又一个的生命。

“咚——”，我闻声望去，只见水塘里仙女散花，水花四溅——原来是鱼儿们在跳龙门。我情不自禁地走了过去，想欣赏那美丽的池塘。一路上，花团锦簇、百花盛开、争奇斗艳。红的、黄的、黑的……五彩缤纷，泌透心脾。转眼间，一块“镜子”呈现在我眼前。池水清澈见底，天空映照在上面，蓝蓝的;云朵映照在上面，白白的;树木映照在上面，绿绿的。鱼儿成群结队地游来游去，一队队、一群群，数不胜数。鱼儿、池水、倒影交织在一起，成了一幅生机勃勃的画卷。

啊，我爱家乡，我爱家乡的青山，我爱家乡的稻田，我爱家乡的池塘，可我更爱那勤劳朴素的农民伯伯!!

《我和我的家乡》观后感2

我的家乡在湖南——株洲，那里非常美丽，山清水秀，人杰地灵，四季非常分明，不信请跟我看看。

春天，路边开满了小花，一株株、一丛丛，一簇簇，有粉红色的，粉里带白的，紫里带红的。有大丽菊、桂花、桃花、还有很多不知名的花，有的像扇形，有的像蝴蝶形，有的像爱心形，有的像小酒杯。有些花散落在草丛中，有些花散落在草丛中，像眼睛、像月亮、像星星。一阵风吹来，有的在随风飘动，有的在和风跳舞。

我最喜欢的还是牵牛花。牵牛花的样子十分奇特，像一个小喇叭。蝴蝶朝着小喇叭飞落，是不是想奏乐一曲呢?

小草也探出头来凑热闹，看着这美丽的世界，高兴得手足舞蹈，一下看看这里，一会又看看那边，怎么看都看不够。

夏天，一池的荷叶一片碧绿与天相连，有的随风舞蹈，有的躲在

别的荷叶下面，像一个害羞的小孩，有的还躺在湖面睡懒觉可爱极了。荷花开的时候是粉红色的，有的粉里带着白，这些花在阳光的照耀下红的格外耀眼，有的还是含苞未放的花骨朵，有的才开了两、三片，有的全部开完了，里面已经有金灿灿的莲蓬，姿态万千，荷花池里面的小鱼在水里自由自在游来游去，有的在吐着水泡泡，好像在集结队伍去看美丽的荷花。

秋天，路上到处是金黄的落叶，好像铺了地毯一样，田里是金黄的稻谷，一阵风吹过，你会看到一道道金色的波浪，非常壮观。各种果树都挂满了果实，沉甸甸的枝头笑弯了腰，都在争先恐后的呼唤人们采摘。

冬天，到处可以看到洁白的银装，屋檐和树枝都挂满了金莹剔透的水珠棒，在灯光的照耀下闪闪发亮，仿佛在告诉人们年要来了，你们的年货都准备好了吗?

这就是我的家乡，是不是很美丽啊?欢迎你们来我的家乡做客。

《我和我的家乡》观后感3

沐浴着改革开放的春风，家乡的山山水水发生了翻天覆地的变化。

家乡的道路变得宽敞。在我的家乡，以前科技不发达，道路坑坑洼洼、凹凸不平，晴天走在大街上，飞尘漫天，许多人都要捂口掩鼻;要是下雨了，走在大街上，衣服、裤子都会溅上泥巴。如今，条条大街经过改造都铺上了水泥路，道路有8米宽，道路两旁种了许多树，车辆行驶很有秩序，还专门设有人行道。

家乡的楼房变得高大。过去，家乡的人们以种田维持生活，经济

落后，生活贫穷，无法建造新楼房，一家十几口人拥挤在几十平方米的土房子里。如今，家家户户以培植菇类生活为主，带动经济的腾飞发展，建起了高楼大厦，买了高档的家具等，人们的生活水平在不断提高，日子过得越来越红火。

家乡的超市真繁多。听爸爸妈妈说，以前要买一种食品都要走好远的路，街上商店不多，没有超市。如今，你瞧，家乡有超市、购物广场、水果批发市场等，超市里的商品琳琅满目，品种繁多，人们购物非常方便。

我的家乡正发生着这么大的变化，时代在进步呀，我也要努力学习知识把家乡建设得更美好!

《我和我的家乡》观后感4

我的家乡是在美丽的邵阳市邵东县一个乡村里，虽然我的家乡没有壮丽的山河，也没有名胜古迹，但是有一群勤劳朴素的人们，他们所有吃的都是自家种的，养的，可有一道菜是远近有名的，那就是“佘田桥豆腐”。

这一道“佘田桥豆腐”菜是我们那里最有特色的招牌菜，你们肯定会说不就是“豆腐吗，我都会搞，为什么我就没出名呢?这可不是一般的水豆腐，它采用的水是我们村里最甘甜的泉水浸泡出来的，做出来的豆腐香甜可口，经常吃这种豆腐的人，个个皮肤白里透红，身体棒棒。听说这豆腐还有一个故事呢!

传说，我们那个村里有一对夫妇，还有一个老人，他们以磨豆腐为生，为了生存，天天起早贪黑，有一天她的夫君因为劳累，离开人

世，留下妻子和他母亲，她俩相依为命。早上，她去田里干活，老人在家磨豆腐，日复一日，一年过去了。

有一天，有一位神仙看见了她俩的不幸，就在蒸河点上一滴“神仙水”，感念她们婆媳情深，使这里的水格外清幽，因水质极佳，做出的豆腐格外洁白细嫩，以味道香甜鲜美而享有盛名。所以她们专门开了一家煮水豆腐店铺，生意也开始慢慢兴隆起来，这种做法是很有讲究的，一直沿袭至今，这就是我们美丽家乡餐桌上的美味佳肴，深受群众的喜爱。

啊!我爱家乡，更爱家乡的父老乡亲。

《我和我的家乡》观后感5

我爱我美丽的家乡——九江，因为它一年四季都很美丽。

春天，小河里的冰和雪都融化了，就马上看见小鱼在水里快活地游着。小河里的小鱼十分调皮，它们吐着大大小小的水泡，一会儿出来，一会儿又“噗通”一声消失在我的视线中。

夏天，树木长得十分茂盛，站在高处往下看，啊，简直就像是绿色的海洋!

秋天，果园里，香甜的草莓，晶莹又饱满的葡萄，又大又圆有好吃的柿子........等等，让我的口水“飞流直下三千尺”了。落叶飘来飘去就像飞舞的蝴蝶，说实话，那落叶飘飞的景象实在太美了!

家乡的冬天则是一个银白色的、雪花纷飞的世界。大雪过后，大地立刻披上了一层雪白的厚棉袄，小河也结了一层薄冰，冰的那种透明，好像都能看清水底黑黑的石头，土黄色的沙粒和泥巴似的。屋檐

下的冰柱子，多多少少的有十几根，有粗有细有长有短，在阳光下都反射着微光，真漂亮!

我爱我的家乡，因为它每个季节都是画!

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