Three Men in Boat

This article focuses on the story of George, Harris and J, and a dog who, too tired of their work, decided to take a boating trip to the Thames to relax. During the voyage, the trio reminisced about the past and flirted with each other, as well as describing a series of anecdotes they had seen and heard along the way. There are many of the most impressive episodes, such as them being teased by the weather forecast into a drop-in chicken, Harris leading the crowd into a jungle maze, and the difficulty of setting up a tent, nearly suffocating their companions to death.... The author's witty and humorous words, interspersed with more scene dialogue, so that the image of three people and a dog more vivid, giving people a sense of intimacy, but also let the reader in such a relaxed humor atmosphere, gradually appreciate the British customs and customs. Throughout the reading process, I will not consciously be amused by their experience, but, looking back, I was touched by them, not the author's humorous language, but hidden under these attitudes of life. It's not so much a mockery of their experience as a show of admiration and appreciation. They, like us, are ordinary people, ordinary people, people who work tirelessly for life. We all have all kinds of hardships, but how many people can laugh like them and then choose to go forward? When they get confused, they flirt with each other and explore solutions to problems in this humorous way, which in turn becomes stronger and fearless. Each of us, when we are in trouble or sad, must not first deny ourselves, busy complaining or even despairing of life, so that we choose to stagnate unconsciously. We should look at all the suffering we have experienced with an optimistic attitude, learn from the experience, and then take a new look to meet new challenges, do not be hit by the pressure of life, learn to relax appropriately, believe in themselves, in the face of misfortune more relaxed, fearless, in order to spend a life of relative ease and happiness.