电影英语对话贫民窟里的百万富翁—答案在残酷的人生里

slumdog millionnaire贫民窟的百万富翁也许此时，我更加理解了什么是带着血与泪的金钱。

人人知道，金钱不是万能，但是，金钱似乎又无所不能。

金钱是个纽带，似乎连接着美满的爱情，连接着奢华的生活。

我们对金钱憎恨，因为我们是穷人，我们看着富人借着金钱在大放光芒，这种光芒照耀着我们是那么弱小，我们无奈的看着这种光芒而失望无比。

我们喜爱金钱，因为我们是穷人，我们想摆脱被歧视的目光，渴望成为富人。

我们一个个撞破头皮想成为百万富翁，成为上层人士，对他人居高临下，对他人挥之来去。

其实，我们都被金钱玩弄股掌、指间。

Now, I have maybe understood that what is the money being having blood and the tear especially. Everybody knows money is not omnipotent ,but, money is capable of doing anything seemingly. Money is to be linking luxurious life as if link, being linking happy love. We are hating to money, because of we are poor people , we are looking at , this brilliant rays is enlightening us to be so small and weak , we are having no choice to be looking at this brilliant rays but disappointment is matchless. We are fond of money, because of we are poor people , we want to shake off the sight being discriminated against , aspiration becomes a rich man. We are every bump against the broken scalp wanting to become a millionaire , to become upper circles , to coming down from the heights to others, correct others coming and leaving of wielding. In fact, we obj1 = humanoth ; are dallied with the share palm , are pointed to a room all by money.什么是财富，什么是金钱，不是黄金，不是钻石，不是美元，是我们的生活，是我们的追求，是我们的理想，是我们的坎坷，是我们的失败，是我们的伤心。

《贫民窟的百万富翁》影评在贫民窟长大的孟买青年贾马尔·马利克参加了一个名为《who want to be a millionaire》的电视节目，只要再回答出一道问题他就能得到2000万卢比,可是就在答案快揭晓的时刻，贾马尔却被警察以涉嫌诈骗罪带走，电影便由此展开，非同凡响的故事情节，扣人心弦的人生历程，让观众宛若身临其境，情同身受。

影片一开始，便使用别出心裁的画面吸引了我们的目光，昏黄的背景，烟雾缭绕的氛围，惊慌失措的表情，然后用综艺节目问答题选择方式拉开帷幕，以不断的讲叙，倒叙、穿插和回忆勾勒出一个人物的全部内容：一个孟买电话中心端茶送水助理出乎意料的在电视答题活动种答对包含刁难，冷僻在内的所有题目，赢得两千万卢比，因为出身贫民窟，没有接受高正规教育，他的成功让很多人难以置信，被怀疑是作弊诈骗，在即将揭晓获奖结果的时候被警方带走，为了能洗脱罪名证明自己的清白无辜，在警察局里他竭尽所能的讲述了自己18年来的生活遭遇，从跳进粪坑拿到了明星阿米塔布的签名、宗教冲突中失去了妈妈，结识了拉提卡，到巧妙逃脱丐帮集团的残害，再到流浪做各种小生意，冒充导游，卖鞋子，扒火车，从与哥哥用枪救出了被困的拉提卡，却被哥哥据为己有，哥哥加入黑社会，到冒充洗碗工与被黑帮老大占有的拉提卡会面……终于一件件澄清了来自警察的疑惑，夺得了两千万卢比大奖，与心爱的人终成眷属。

久久的沉浸在电影的起伏的情节里，我浮想联翩，不禁深思，我从这部电影看到了什么？除了深刻的揭露了印度的社会现实的黑暗与残酷，批判了人性的阴暗等广泛与不齿，除了流露在黑暗中依旧留存的梦想与纯真以外，在我看来，我们还应从其中看到以下几点：一：一切皆有可能出身贫民窟没有任何教育背景的穷小子回答出那些高深的神秘莫测的甚至很多专业人士都无能为力的问题就是对这句话最有力的诠释。

一切皆有可能完全不是一句假大空似的口号，在世俗与偏见面前总会有这样那样的障碍阻挠我们前进，总是会有这样那样的禁锢和条条框框证明很多事很多东西是一般人难以逾越的，所以，有的人在困难挫折面前胆怯的停止了努力，停止了进步，当然与成功也就失之交臂。

Slumdog Millionaire is a story which shows the life of an 18-year-old boy who once lived in the slums of India. Jamal Malik worked as a phone basher in a call center. He caught the chance to a game show - the Who Wants to be a Millionaire.Jamal luckily answered the questions and finally went through the game. Before reaching the 20-Million rupee卢比（货币）question, Jamal was arrested as the host accused [ə'kju:z]控告him cheating.Jamal then told the police why he was able to answer the question even though he was uneducated. He told his story and personal experiences on his being slum, about his brother, and his lover Latika. Now, let’s take a look at nine questions and Jamal’s life. I will talk about some of these,In descriptions of the god rama he is famously holding what in his right hand? A: A flower B: A sword C: A child D: A bow and arrowThe answer is a bow and arrow.Although the Buddhism ['bʊdɪz(ə)m] originally came from India. Many people believe in Hinduism['hinduizəm].But Jamal and his mother were Musilm. In his early life, his mother was killed in a religion riot. “I wake every morning wishing I didn’t know the answer to the question. “H e said.Then he and his brother met a girl——Latika in a rain day. Jamal said she could be the third musketeer [mʌskɪ'tɪə]火枪手known as a novel named <The three musketeers>. He thought they were friends just like three musketeers in the book. Musketeer is a clue that runs through the whole movie.A man which was called Maman helped them. He made them beg for money. He even hurt one of the children’s eyes to make him look pitiful. At last they escaped. butAmerican statesman?A: George Washington B: Franklin Roosevelt ['rəuzəvelt]C: Benjamin ['bendʒəmin] Franklin D:Abraham ['eibrə,hæm] Lincoln['liŋkən] The answer is Benjamin Franklin.Many years later, they came back. Jamal wanted to look for latika. They also found the boy who was injured by Maman. I will show this part of the movie later. This part related to the one that was played in class yesterday. Jamal gave him one hundred dollar bill which was given by an American. Because of this, Jamal did remember the answer,They killed Maman with a gun for latika, also for themselves. An important turning point had taken place. Jamal’s brother worked for Gangster Dom.（['ɡæŋstədəm]黑社会）There was no choice for latika. She went with Jamal’s brother. They began to have their own life. By an accident, Jamal got a message that latika like to watch the broadcast called the Who Wants to be a Millionaire. So he took part in this show ,just wanted to get Latika’s attention. Finally, he answered all question correctly.In Alexander [,ælig'za:ndə] Dumas [dju'ma:]’s book, ”The Three Musketeers”, Tow of the musketeers are called Athos['æθɔs] and Porthos. What was the name of the third musketeer?A: Aramis B: Cardinal RichelieuC: D’Artagnan D: PlanchetThe answer is Aramis.The God makes a joke with them. He just known tow of three musketeers. He didn’t know the answer. But he did it. Just like the sentence” it is written!”mentioned at the beginning of the movieAfter watching the movie, I have thought a lot. What makes this story great? I must say that this is one of the most realistic [rɪə'lɪstɪk] adj. 现实的；现实主义的movies I saw. Watching it is just like hearing an orphan ['ɔːf(ə)n](孤儿) telling about his struggles on the streets. It gave us a true picture of Indian society. There is love, there is also violence. Maybe we don’t live in that condition, so we can’t understand. In fact, both of their lives and ours have the same nature. We have to face the tomorrow with many unknown difficulties. The nicest thing that I like about the movie is the sunshine after the darkness. Nothing is impossible if you don’t give up.。

SlumdogMillionaire（贫民窟的百万富翁）经典电影英文影评Slumdog Millionaire（贫民窟的百万富翁）2008A gaudy, gorgeous rush of color, sound and motion, “Slumdog Millionaire,” the latest from the British shape-shifter Danny Boyle, doesn’t travel through the lower depths, it giddily bounces from one horror to the next.A modern fairy tale about a pauper angling to become a prince, this sensory blowout largely takes place amid the squalor of Mumbai, India, where lost children and dogs sift through trash so fetid you swear you can smell the discarded mango as well as its pee l, or could if the film weren’t already hurtling through another picturesque gutter.Mr. Boyle, who first stormed the British movie scene in the mid-1990s with flashy entertainments like “Shallow Grave” and “Transpo r ting,” has a flair for the outré. Few ot her directors could turn a heroin addict rummaging inside a rank toilet bowl into a surrealistic underwater reverie, as he does in “Tr an spor ting,” and fewer still could do so while holding onto the character’s basic humanity. The addict, played by Ewan McG regor, emerges from his repulsive splish-splashing with a near-beatific smile (having successfully retrieved some pills), a terrible if darkly funny image that turns out to have been representative not just of Mr. Boyle’s bent humor but also of his worldview: better to swim than to sink.Swimming comes naturally to Jamal (the British actor Dev Patel in his feature-film debut), who earns a living as a chai-wallah serving fragrant tea to call-center workers in Mumbai and who, after a series of alternating exh ilarating and unnervingadventures, has landed in the hot seat on the television game show “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.” Yet wh ile the story opens with Jamal on the verge of grabbing the big prize, Simon Beaufoy’s cleverly kinked screenplay, adapted from a novel by Vikas Swarup, embraces a fluid view of time and space, effortlessly shuttling between the young contestant’s past and his present, his childhood spaces and grown-up times. Here, narrative doesn’t begin and end: it flows and eddies — just like life.By all rights the texture of Jamal’s life should have been brutally coarsened by tragedy and poverty by the time he makes a grab for the television jackpot. But because “Slumdog Millionaire” is self-consciously (perhaps commercially) framed as a contemporary fairy tale cum love story, or because Mr. Boyle leans toward the sanguine, this proves to be one of the most upbeat stori es about living in hell imaginable. It’s a life that begins in a vast, vibrant, sun-soaked, jampacked ghetto, a kaleidoscopic city of flimsy shacks and struggling humanity and takes an abrupt, cruel turn when Jamal (Ayush Mahesh Khedekar), then an exuberant 7, and his cagier brother, Salim (Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail), witness the murder of their mother (Sanchita Choudhary) by marauding fanatics armed with anti-Muslim epithets and clubs.Cast into the larger, uncaring world along with another new orphan, a shy beauty named Latika (Rubina Ali plays the child, Freida Pinto the teenager), the three children make their way from one refuge to another before falling prey to a villain whose exploitation pushes the story to the edge of the unspeakable. Although ther e’s something undeniably fascinating, or at least watchable, about this ghastly interlude — the young actors arevery appealing and sympathetic, and the images are invariably pleasing even when they should not be —it’s unsettling to watch these young characters and, by extension, the young nonprofessionals playing them enact such a pantomime. It doesn’t help even if you remember that Jamal makes it out alive long enough to have his 15 televised minutes. It’s hard to hold onto any reservations in the face of Mr. Boyle’s resolutely upbeat pitch and seductive visual style. Beautifully shot with great sensitivity to color by the cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle, in both film and digital video, “Slumdog Millionaire” makes for a better viewing experience than it does for a reflective one. It’s an undeniably attractive package, a seamless mixture of thrills and tears, armchair tourism (the Taj Mahal makes a guest appearance during a sprightly interlude) and crackerjack professionalism. Both the reliably great Irrf an Khan (“A Mighty Heart”), as a sadistic detective, and the Bollywood star Anil Kapoor, as the preening game-show host, run circles around the young Mr. Patel, an agreeable enough if vague centerpiece to all this coordinated, insistently happy chaos.In the end, what gives me reluctant pause about this bright, cheery, hard-to-resist movie is that its joyfulness feels more like a filmmaker’s calculation than an honest cry from the heart about the human spirit (or, better yet, a moral tale). In the past Mr. Boyle has managed to wring giggles out of murder (“Shallow Grave”) and addiction (“Transpo r ting”), and invest even the apocalypse with a certain joie de vivre (the excellent zombie flick “28 Days Later”). He’s a blithely glib entertainer who can dazzle you with technique and, on occasion, blindside you with emotion, as he does in his underrated children’s movie, “Millions.” He plucked my heartstrings in“Slumdog Millionaire” with well-practiced dexterity, coaxing laughter and sobs out of each sweet, sour and false note. No.2 Slumdog Millionaire（贫民窟的百万富翁）2008An orphaned Mumbai slum kid tries to change his life by winning TV's 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?' in a feelgood fable from director Danny Boyle and the writer of The Full Monty, Simon BeaufoyJamal Malik ('Skins' star Dev Patel) is being beaten by Mumbai police for allegedly cheating on hit TV show 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?' One question away from the ultimate 20 million rupee prize, no one, including slick show host Prem (Anil Kapoor), believes a chai wallah (teaboy) like Jamal could know all the answers. As the tough inspector (Irfan Khan) replays Jamal's appearance on the show, it's revealed that each question corresponds to a specific life lesson from Jamal's tragic past.Raised in abject poverty in Mumbai's grimmest slum along with older brother Salim, then orphaned by a Hindu mob attack, Jamal and Salim are forced to fend for themselves on the streets through opportunistic petty crime. They pick up a young girl, fellow orphan Latika (Freida Pinto), escape the clutches of a vicious Fagin-like crime boss, lose Latika, and continue their picaresque adventures, one step ahead of the law. As adolescents, however, Salim becomes entranced by a life of crime and Latika's unexpected return sets brother against brother. Will Jamal salvage his girl, his fortune and his life on 'Millionaire'?Adapted by Full Monty writer Simon Beaufoy from Vikas Swarup's hit novel 'Q&A', Slumdog is an underdog tale. Beaufoy's lively screenplay scampers after Swarup's self-consciously Dickensian storytelling tradition, and is even built around the 'Millionaire' show, as iconic a symbol of Western capitalistentertainment as exists.Director Danny Boyle and cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle have evidently immersed themselves in India's sensory overload. The film revels in the sub-continent's chaotic beauty and raging colours, from Mumbai shantytowns to Agra's regal Taj Mahal. The thrillingly off-the-cuff digital imagery reflects a nation in a state of explosive flux, looming skyscrapers erupting from wasteland, slum kids turning into overnight millionaires through the kiss of television. The film's uniquely vibrant, headlong 21st century rush is that of the infinite possibilities of modern India itself.Slumdog's such a crowd-pleaser that some critics might brand it Boyle's best since Trainspotting . It even echoes a couple of that film's classic set pieces, notably a slum chase reminiscent of Renton and Co's opening Edinburgh dash and a lavatorial incident so stomach-churning (yet hilarious), it makes Trainspotting's infamous toilet scene seem like Ewan McGregor took an Evian bath.In fact, the likable Boyle has been on great form for some time -28 Days Later revamped the zombie movie, Millions is perhaps the best kids film of recent years. No other current British director makes such thrillingly current (all his films are set in either the present or future), kinetic, inherently visual films and proper recognition is long overdue -though, true to form, he's insistent here on crediting co-director Loveleen Tandan, whose major contribution seems to have been unearthing the wonderfully naturalistic kids to play Jamal, Salim and Latika.VerdictA spirited underdog fable marinated in modern India's melting pot. Danny Boyle's still the master of spices.。

《贫民窟的百万富翁》电影解说文案贾贝尔马利克是一个印度孟买贫民窟的可怜小子这个18岁的男孩今晚会在这里经历他一生中最辉煌的时刻因为他参加了一档谁是百万富翁的问答真人秀还有最后一个问题就赢得2000万卢比的最终大奖但是利用暂停的机会贾贝尔被警方以作弊罪逮捕了电视台根本不相信一个给人端茶倒水的侍从能够如此博学面对警察的严刑逼供贾贝尔却拒绝屈服因为每个问题都能从他充满苦难的人生轨迹中找到答案警局里伴随着答题现场的录像回放贾贝尔的人生经历也被一点点揭力第一个问题是1973年的热播电影囚禁的主角是谁少年很快选出正确答案因为那个主演正是自己多年的偶像为了能获得偶像的签名他曾不顾一切的跳进粪池里不过迫于生计照片转手就被哥哥卖了第二题是关于印度国徽上的名言读书不多的贾贝尔只得通过求助观众答对了问题接下来的第三题印度神明罗摩的右手握着什么年幼时他和哥哥萨利亚以及母亲就生活在那里母亲在一起宗教冲突中不幸丧生逃亡途中贾贝尔和哥哥看到了扮成罗摩的孩子所以他清楚的记得罗摩神的右手握着的是弓和箭也是这场噩梦般的经历使兄弟两变成了无家可归的孤儿雨夜的货仓旁他们结识了同样逃难的女孩拉媞米尽管为了兄弟两的生存哥哥并不想多一个累赘但终究还是拗不过弟弟的执着女孩被留了下来随着第四题让我看看你是哪位印度词人的作品贾贝尔的回忆仍在继续一天午后三个吃住在垃圾堆的孩子被一个名为马曼的中年男人收留在男人开的所谓孤儿院里马曼让孩子们挨个唱让我看看你哥哥萨利亚因为天生的勇敢和精明被看上成为了马曼的手下由他监督孩子们平日里的乞讨工作另一边经过一段时间的相处贾贝尔和拉缇卡的感情也逐渐并温不过组织里却有一个不公开的秘密那就是弄瞎孩子的眼睛以增加乞讨收入马曼对萨利亚说成大事必然要作出牺牲眼看弟弟也要惨遭毒手萨利亚果断趁机救出弟弟并和女孩一起逃走一辆开往远方的火车上三人艰难的想要爬上去马曼一伙却紧随其后关键时刻萨利亚还是放开了拉媞米的手女孩也再度落入魔爪萨利亚能作出的牺牲永远不会是弟弟这段经历顺利帮助答题中的贾贝尔度过难关火车上兄弟两开始了新的旅程平日里他们以贩卖零碎物品为生因为一次偷窃带来的意外两人掉下火车恰巧兄弟二人掉在了泰姬陵附近耳濡目染之下贾贝尔也给游客做起了导游而萨利亚则继续以偷窃维生随着两个青年一天天的长大贾贝尔也重新燃起了对拉媞米的思念他毅然来到孟买寻找拉媞米出于担心哥哥也跟来了不管是一起住过的垃圾场还是停留过的集市到处都寻不到女孩的影子不过贾贝尔却遇到了当年被组织弄瞎的男孩在给了他100美元后男孩透露了拉媞米的住处而100美元的人物头像也正是第5题的答案接着两人找到了拉媞米却也和马曼不期而遇令人没想到的是萨利亚掏出一把手枪任凭马曼跪地求饶承诺放他们自由萨利亚还是开枪打死了男人为了生存他不能冒这个险随后他找到马曼死对头贾维德的帮派投靠想要寻求庇护交谈过后萨利亚立即回到酒店用枪指着弟弟逼他离开理由是自己要和拉媞米深入交流单纯的贾贝尔无法接受哥哥的背叛愤怒的走了自那之后两人便分道扬镳而哥哥当时拿的考特45手枪也正是第6题的答案第七题是一道关于剑桥广场的常识题贾贝尔也顺利的锁定了答案一系列的解释让警官产生了几分信任他急切的询问着接下来的状况后续的日子里贾贝尔进入了一家电信公司做茶水工趁人不备他想要寻找拉提卡的电话却无意间联系上了哥哥为了安慰弟弟萨利亚编了个谎话说当时赶他走是害怕马曼手下的报复靠着这次的联系两人在一所施工中的大楼重逢一见面贾贝尔就是一记重拳他永远无法原谅哥哥的行为隐秘的兄弟之情萨利亚却无法表达此刻的他只能默默应允一句我知道随后他告诉弟弟在自己正在为贾维德做事还隐瞒了拉媞米的所在地不过贾贝尔仍不死心随后他跟踪哥哥来到了一处别墅潜入房子后贾贝尔见到了那个自己日思夜想的女人原来早在当年哥哥为保全两人就把拉媞米献给了贾维德房间里两人深情相拥接着贾贝尔表明心意说想带女人远走高飞他坚信只要有爱两人就会有出路女人没有回应但第二天她还是如约出现在了约定好的车站男人的执着让她感动看到女人明媚的笑意一瞬间贾贝尔的内心又重新燃起了希望不过有情人的相遇却总是短暂萨利亚和贾维德的爪牙又把女人抓了回去眼睁睁的看着爱人离去贾贝尔却没有办法回忆到此结束不过贾贝尔的人生经验也只能帮他到这了第八题哪位运动员完成了板球历史上最精彩的百分跑这一题他在脑中苦苦思索却找不到答案休息时主持人甚至给了他错误的暗示不过贾贝尔最终还是选择对了正确答案D他还打算继续答题冲击最后的2000万卢比大奖虽然没有准备好但贾贝尔相信一切都是命运的安排不凑巧的是命运给他开了个小玩笑他遭到主持人陷害被抓进了警局地位低贱就一定不知道答案吗贾贝尔问警察局长听完男人的心路历程局长似乎也被打动了他相信了贾贝尔并准许他完成最后的比赛贾贝尔参赛并不是为了钱正是因为痛苦和不甘贾贝尔才下定决心参加这个节目因为这是拉媞米最喜欢的节目他期许拉媞米能够在电视上看到自己是的他如愿了另一边的黑帮基地不止拉媞米哥哥也看到了贾贝尔的一夜成名弟弟的成功让萨利亚内心纠结最后他还是找到拉媞米把手机和车钥匙塞到女人手里决定放她自由所有的后果萨利亚将独自承受与此同时孟买的街头贾贝尔由警车专送无数人期待着这一晚的比赛期待贫民窟英雄的诞生最后的题目三个火枪手中除埃索斯和颇索斯外另一个叫什么名字贾贝尔选择了向会场外的亲友求助然后他拨通了哥哥的电话电话那头传来的是拉媞米的声音她不知道正确的答案但是贾贝尔很淡定确认拉媞米平安无事这就足够了另一边的萨利亚躺在装满钞票的浴缸里和贾维德决一死战这时的萨利亚得到了解说因为有一个值得骄傲的弟弟会替他继续活下去最后贾贝尔凭直觉蒙了一个答案A 幸运的是他答对了不仅赢得了大奖还和赶来的拉媞米收获了来之不易的幸福守护自己的哥哥深爱自己的女人以及永不改变的善良和坚持命中注定贾贝尔是一个贫民窟里的百万富翁。

贫民窟的百万富翁英语读后感150字全文共10篇示例，供读者参考篇1The story "The Millionaire of the Slum" really touched my heart. It tells the story of a poor man named Ravi who lives in a slum but has a heart of gold. He helps everyone in his community, even though he has very little himself.Ravi’s kindness a nd generosity are truly inspiring. Despite his own struggles, he never hesitates to lend a helping hand to those in need. He shows us that true wealth is not measured by the money we have, but by the love and compassion we show to others.The story also teaches us the importance of gratitude and humility. Ravi is grateful for the little he has and never complains about his circumstances. He is content with what he has and always finds joy in helping others. This reminds me to appreciate the blessings in my own life and to always be grateful for what I have.Furthermore, the story highlights the power of community and unity. Ravi’s actions bring his neighborhood together andshow the impact that one person can have on a community. It reminds me that we are all connected, and that by working together, we can create positive change in our own communities.Overall, "The Millionaire of the Slum" is a heartwarming tale that teaches us important lessons about kindness, gratitude, and the power of community. It has inspired me to be more compassionate, to appreciate the blessings in my life, and to always strive to make a difference in the world around me.篇2One day, my teacher gave me a book called "Millionaire in the Slums" to read. At first, I thought it was going to be a boring book about rich people, but it turned out to be a super awesome book that changed my mind!The story was about a man named Abdul who grew up in a poor neighborhood called a slum. Even though he didn't have a lot of money, he was always dreaming big and working hard to make his dreams come true. Abdul was like a superhero – he faced so many challenges and obstacles, but he never gave up.One thing I learned from Abdul is that no matter where you come from or how much money you have, you can still be successful if you believe in yourself and work hard. Abdulshowed me that anything is possible if you have determination and courage.I also learned that it's important to help others and give back to the community. Abdul didn't forget where he came from and he always tried to make a difference in the lives of people in the slums. It made me realize that being rich isn't just about having money – it's also about having a big heart and helping those in need.After reading "Millionaire in the Slums," I felt inspired and motivated to chase my own dreams. I want to be like Abdul – a hero who never gives up and always cares for others. This book taught me that no matter how tough life gets, there's always a way to turn things around and make the world a better place. Thank you, Abdul, for showing me the true meaning of success and kindness!篇3Title: My Thoughts on The Millionaire Next Door in the SlumsHey guys! Today I want to talk to you about this super cool book I just read called The Millionaire Next Door in the Slums. It's all about how even people who live in poor neighborhoods canbecome really rich if they save their money and make smart choices.I learned a lot from this book, like how important it is to not just spend all the money you have. The people in the book were able to become millionaires because they didn't buy expensive things they didn't need. They lived in small houses and drove old cars, but they had a lot of money in the bank.Another thing I learned was the importance of hard work. The people in the book didn't just get rich overnight. They worked really hard at their jobs and saved up their money little by little. It showed me that if you work hard and save your money, you can achieve your dreams too.I also liked how the book showed that anyone can become a millionaire, even if they don't come from a rich family. It doesn't matter where you live or what your background is, as long as you work hard and save your money, you can achieve anything.Overall, The Millionaire Next Door in the Slums was a really inspiring book and it made me want to start saving my money and working towards my goals. I think everyone should read this book, no matter how old you are. It's never too early to start thinking about your future and how you can build wealth for yourself.篇4The book "The Millionaire Next Door in the Slums" is really cool! It's all about this guy who is super poor and lives in a really run-down neighborhood, but he works hard and becomes a millionaire. I learned a lot from reading it.First, I learned that it doesn't matter where you come from or how much money you have. If you work hard and have a good attitude, you can achieve anything. The main character in the book faced a lot of challenges, but he never gave up. He always kept trying and eventually, he became successful.Another thing I liked about the book is how it shows that money isn't everything. The main character is a millionaire, but he doesn't show off or spend his money on fancy things. Instead, he gives back to his community and helps others who are struggling. It made me realize that being rich is not just about having a lot of money, but it's also about how you treat others and make a positive impact in the world.Overall, "The Millionaire Next Door in the Slums" is a really inspiring book that teaches valuable lessons about hard work, perseverance, and kindness. It made me think about my own goals and how I can work towards achieving them. I woulddefinitely recommend this book to anyone who wants to be motivated and inspired to reach for their dreams.篇5Oh wow! The Millionaire of the Slum is such an amazing book! I just finished reading it and I have so many thoughts about it. This book tells the story of a man who grew up in a poor slum but eventually became a millionaire. It's such an inspiring story because it shows that no matter where you come from, you can achieve great things if you work hard and never give up.One thing that really stood out to me in this book is the main character's determination. Even when he faced so many challenges and obstacles, he never lost sight of his goal to become successful. This really motivated me to never give up on my dreams, no matter how difficult things may seem.I also loved how the book highlighted the importance of kindness and helping others. The millionaire in the story always gave back to his community and helped those less fortunate. It's a great reminder that success is not just about money, but also about making a positive impact on the world around you.Overall, The Millionaire of the Slum is a heartwarming and inspiring book that teaches valuable lessons about hard work,determination, and kindness. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good read that will leave you feeling motivated and inspired.篇6"The Millionaire of the Slums" is a really cool book that I read recently. It's about this guy named Jamal who lives in a really poor neighborhood but ends up becoming a millionaire. I thought it was super exciting and inspirational.First of all, I really liked Jamal's character. He never gives up no matter how tough things get. Even when he was living in the slums, he always had a positive attitude and worked really hard to make a better life for himself. I think that's a really important lesson for all of us - to never give up on our dreams no matter what obstacles come our way.I also thought it was really interesting to see how Jamal's life changed once he became a millionaire. Suddenly, he had all this money and could buy anything he wanted. But instead of just spending it all on himself, he decided to give back to his community and help others who were still living in poverty. I think that shows what a kind and generous person he is, and it's a good reminder that money isn't everything.One of the things that stood out to me the most was the importance of education in Jamal's story. Even though he didn't have much money, he always worked hard in school and never gave up on his studies. And in the end, it was his education that helped him become successful. I think that's a really powerful message for all of us - that education can open up so many opportunities and help us achieve our goals.Overall, "The Millionaire of the Slums" was a really great book that taught me a lot of important life lessons. It made me think about the power of hard work, perseverance, and kindness.I would definitely recommend it to other kids who want to be inspired and learn more about how to overcome challenges in life.篇7Title: The Millionaire from the Slums - My thoughts after readingHey guys! Today I want to share with you my thoughts after reading "The Millionaire from the Slums". It's such a cool book and I learned a lot from it.The story is about a boy named Ravi who lives in a slum with his family. Even though he doesn't have much money, Ravi isalways dreaming big and working hard to make his dreams come true. He starts a small business selling snacks and gradually saves up enough money to invest in a bigger venture. With determination and perseverance, Ravi eventually becomes a millionaire!What I love most about Ravi is his positive attitude and never-give-up spirit. Despite facing so many challenges and obstacles, he always stays positive and never loses hope. This teaches me that no matter where you come from or what your circumstances are, you can still achieve great things as long as you believe in yourself and work hard.The book also teaches me about the importance of helping others. Ravi doesn't forget where he comes from and always gives back to his community. He sets up programs to help the children in the slums get an education and improve their lives. This reminds me that success is not just about making money, but also about making a difference in the lives of others.Overall, "The Millionaire from the Slums" is a heartwarming and inspiring story that teaches us valuable lessons about perseverance, positivity, and helping others. It's a must-read for everyone, no matter how old you are. I highly recommend it toall my friends and I can't wait to read more books like this in the future.That's all for now, guys! Keep dreaming big and never give up on your goals. Remember, you can achieve anything you set your mind to! See you next time!篇8I just finished reading the book "Millionaire in the Slums". It'sa really cool book about a guy who grew up in a poor neighborhood but became a millionaire by working hard and never giving up. I learned a lot of things from this book that I want to share with you guys.First of all, I learned that no matter where you come from or how tough your life is, you can still achieve your dreams if you work hard and believe in yourself. The main character in the book, John, had a really tough life growing up in the slums, but he never let that hold him back. He worked odd jobs, saved every penny he could, and eventually started his own business that became a huge success.Another thing I learned from the book is that it's important to never give up, even when things get tough. John faced a lot of challenges along the way, but he never lost hope and keptpushing himself to achieve his goals. It's really inspiring to see how he never gave up and eventually became a millionaire.The book also taught me the importance of helping others and giving back to the community. Even after John became rich, he never forgot where he came from and always helped out his old neighborhood. He built schools, hospitals, and libraries to give back to the community that had supported him when he was struggling. It's really cool to see how he used his success to help others.Overall, "Millionaire in the Slums" is a great book that taught me a lot of important life lessons. It's a story of hard work, perseverance, and giving back to the community. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to be inspired and motivated to achieve their dreams.篇9I read a book called "The Millionaire of the Slums" and it was so cool! It's about this guy who was super poor but then he got really rich by working hard and being smart. I learned a lot from this book and I want to share my thoughts with you.First of all, I was inspired by the main character in the story. He didn't give up even when things were tough and he kepttrying to make his life better. It made me realize that no matter how hard things get, I should never give up and keep going.Another thing I learned from the book is that it's important to be kind to others. The main character helped people in his community and tried to make life better for everyone. It made me think about how I can help others in my own community and make a difference.I also learned that it's important to be smart with money. The main character in the book saved and invested his money wisely, and that's how he became so rich. It made me realize that I should be careful with my money and think about how I can make it grow.Overall, "The Millionaire of the Slums" was a great book and I'm so glad I read it. It taught me so many important lessons about hard work, kindness, and smart money management. I recommend this book to anyone who wants to be inspired and learn how to achieve their goals.篇10Title: My Thoughts on "The Millionaire in the Slum"Hey guys! Today I’m gonna talk about this super cool book I read called "The Millionaire in the Slum." It’s all about this guy who grew up really poor but ended up becoming a millionaire.First off, I gotta say I felt really inspired by this book. It showed me that no matter where you start in life, you can still achieve your dreams if you work hard and never give up. The main character in the book, Jack, faced so many challenges and obstacles, but he never let them stop him from reaching his goals. I think that’s a really important lesson for all of us to learn.Another thing I liked about the book was how it taught me the value of kindness and helping others. Even when Jack became rich, he never forgot where he came from and always tried to gi ve back to his community. That reminded me that it’s important to always be grateful for what we have and to lend a helping hand to those in need.One of the most exciting parts of the book for me was when Jack finally achieved his dream of becoming a millionaire. It made me realize that no dream is too big as long as you believe in yourself and put in the hard work to make it happen. It also made me think about what my own dreams are and how I can start working towards them.Overall, "The Millionaire in the Slum" was a really awesome book that taught me a lot of valuable lessons. It’s definitely one of my favorites now, and I would recommend it to all my friends.I hope you guys give it a read too and feel as inspired as I did!Okay, that’s it for now. Thanks for tuning in to my book review, and I’ll see you guys next time. Bye!。