读后感

After reading The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, I was deeply drawn into the vivid and adventurous world of the Mississippi River. The story, narrated by the young and free - spirited Huck, unfolds a series of remarkable experiences. At first, I was struck by Huck's unique perspective on life. His unconventional upbringing and the way he questioned the norms of society made me realize how much we are influenced by the world around us. The description of his escape from his abusive father and his journey on the raft with Jim, a runaway slave, painted a picture of a society filled with injustice, yet also one full of hope and friendship.