Desert Flower读后感1000字

《Desert Flower》是一本由Waris Dirie / Cathleen Miller著作，Harper Perennial出版的Paperback图书，本书定价：USD 14.99，页数：240，特精心收集的读后感，希望对大家能有帮助。

《Desert Flower》读后感(一)：简单平实的语言，震撼心灵的力量。

先看的电影，非常喜欢，然后开始读文字。

尤其推荐给想要改变自己命运的女性，Waris那种不屈服于命运的精神值得我们学习。

曾经看过关于割礼的报道文学，Waris的亲身经历给了我一种更为直观的感受，在这个世界上，还有无数忍受痛苦和压迫的女性，比起她们，我们真的是幸福和自由的。希望全世界的女性都能争取到属于自己的权利，地位和尊严。

命运不是坚不可摧的，用勇气，智慧和坚持去改变它吧！

《Desert Flower》读后感(二)：别让那片土地继续被遗忘

五星不是为了文学价值，但是为了这本书带来的文化冲击，本书是一位黑人超模的自传体，Waris出生在非洲之角-索马里，不到6岁被父亲的朋友侵犯，看着被割礼流血过多而死的姐姐13岁时决定独自离家出走，出走过程中碰到狮子，狮子看到Waris太瘦弱也只是路过，为了找到姑妈去首都，路途中差点又被性侵犯，从而第一次用砖头敲了高大自己好几倍的男人脑袋，到了姑妈家被带到伦敦去当保姆，飞机上第一次见到白人被人吓到，飞机上以为没有座位区分随便坐而被人赶，不会冲水而用杯子倒到洗手池，直到在伦敦生活了两年被摄影师挖掘从事模特界命运还不是眷顾，为了签证而假结婚的老公歇斯底里的骚扰，最后发现陈尸在房间，直到一步一步努力到跟娜奥米坎贝尔齐名的超模，成功后再回头那片土地还在发生的事情，为了改变现状而做人道努力。

在那片土地导致死亡的割礼，对未成年的性侵犯，极度的男尊女卑还在进行着，最令人痛心的是大多数人还都是逆来顺受的接受着所谓“传统”，希望更多的人了解那片土地发生的故事，从而为了改变而付出可能的努力，当前我只能通过多推荐这本书努力。

《Desert Flower》读后感(三)：The ever-changing face of Waris Dirie

From a humble female nomad in the Somalia desert, to a dazzling supermodel on international T-walks, to a Bond girl, then to a UN special representative in the fight for woman’s rights, Waris Dirie exhibits an ever changing face with great toughness and strengths to survive in her impressive book Desert Flower. Just like fortune turns everything upside down, Waris Dirie too has experienced momentous twists and turns that were seldom undergone by anyone else.

As a child, she was in charge of taking care of goats. She usually walked miles and miles of desert to find greenery for her animals to graze on, while beasts like lions just stood aside staring. She developed a natural response to nature, which explains why she went to such extreme lengths to smell the sand, to feel the barks on the journey back to Somalia for a final close-up.

Waris Dirie is wild and untamed, characteristic of everything the Somalia desert has to offer. She played tricks with Dad’s little wife, without giving in. she was in every way a true rebel, against authorities, against what we cherish as important such as fame and social status.But she was also a devotee, believing in God’s will. Throughout the book, she kept saying, if god is willing, it will happen. Being raised up on a land poor as dirt, she has learned to appreciate small things. That’s what distinguishes her from ordinaries like you and me.

Despite great sufferings, she never complains. Like she said in the first chapters, negative feelings consume energy. So no matter how terrible life was at desert, she and her family would always try to get themselves together, singing and clapping hands in front of a bonfire at night. Therefore, she doesn’t understand why the so-called cosmopolitans in America keep damaging their health by worrying. These people are bound by their insatiable desires for more. But fame, social status, and wealth means nothing or at least very little to Waris. She takes health as the most important thing.

She also thanked god for empowering her to travel miles and miles out of desert, thanking Him for creating a world of peace and beauty, which is my favorite part. Many of us live and complain, always feeling owed, and never turning around to see how times have moved on from the mire of past sufferings, and how lucky we are to be free from battles and fatal diseases. And many of us regret to be born, without knowing this is the gift from god.

Still there are places where conflicts and poverty persist, which is why every one of us should care.

Waris, a living legend.