《哈利贝克费恩历险记》书评

The novel has successfully created the vivid and three-dimensional image of the teenage boy, Huckleberry Finn. Huck comes from the bottom of society, free from the constraints of traditional ethics and proprieties. He has a strong rebellious spirit and independent consciousness. During the rafting journey with Jim, he gradually gets rid of the prejudices and discriminations instilled by society and learns to observe with his own eyes and judge with his own heart. When society demands that he report Jim and send him back to the slavery system, Huck experiences a fierce inner struggle. Eventually, he chooses to go against the worldly moral standards, follow his own inner conscience, and decides to help Jim gain freedom. This process not only demonstrates Huck's growth but also reveals the power of kindness and justice in human nature, as well as the instinctive desire for freedom.