I think Holmes' meticulous logical thinking ability contributed to the reason why he couldn't put it down. Holmes used every opportunity to study the detective's science and experience, which made him master the correct way of thinking skillfully and have extremely meticulous logical thinking. When investigating a case, he always spared every little link, such as the depth of the wheel tracks on the ground, the smell on the lips of the deceased, and the small pills on the windowsill ... These trivial details are enough to arouse Holmes' interest. These trivial details that others think are insignificant are the key to solving the case. When Holmes uses his meticulous thinking to connect carefully observed clues, those seemingly clueless cases will be clear at a glance. Just like a silk thread strung delicate beads, it became a beautiful necklace. Take vampires as an example. When Ferguson hugged the baby intimately, Jack showed strong jealousy and cold hatred. Holmes linked this statement with the poisonous arrow by the window, and concluded that Jack was the murderer who hurt the baby, thus saving poor and innocent Mrs. Ferguson from the abyss of misunderstanding. Moreover, in The Hound of the Baskerville, Holmes realizes that the so-called brother and sister are actually husband and wife through a series of clues such as Miss Stilton's obedience to her brother and the painting on the wall. After examining the terrain of the swamp, Sir Henry was cleverly used as bait, which made Stilton show his true colors and master his criminal evidence. Finally, this mysterious and horrible murder case was successfully solved. There are so many details spread out in front of readers, so complicated that readers can't see everything, almost to the point where people forget to breathe. Even his partner Watson, after solving the case, was still puzzled by Holmes' "weird" behavior.
This shows how important it is to cultivate meticulous observation and meticulous logical thinking ability. So, how should we cultivate our ability of observation and thinking? In fact, the easiest way is to start with the little things in life. In class, you should pay attention and listen carefully, don't miss any knowledge points, then turn your brain quickly and string these "beads" into a whole with careful thinking, so that what you have learned is not easy to forget. When you do your homework, don't swallow it all at once. Write before you know what you have learned. You must carefully collect the useful information in the topic, think it over carefully, and then do it in one go. This can not only improve efficiency, but also improve accuracy. Take our daily life as an example. We should plan every day. We can't finish one thing and don't know what to do next, so we can only sit there in a daze and waste time. An inch of time and an inch of gold, life is so short, how can you stand wasting a lot of time every day? A person's life must be orderly, and he can't grasp his eyebrows and beard, otherwise he will be deceived and won't even understand what he has done all his life!
So, on the road of life, let us light up the front with the light of reason!
The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes is a classic detective novel in early Europe and America. Its ups and downs, careful logical reasoning, careful psychological analysis, and Sherlock Holmes, a well-known detective image, touched my heart and certainly caused me to think about life.
First, guard against arrogance and rashness and be cautious.
I think that no matter who you are, you can't be proud. Pride makes people lag behind. Pride will make people careless, and it will make many things that you can usually perceive disappear in your eyes; Many things that seem to be handy at ordinary times often go wrong. Many things can be done with your heart, even if you have never done it. So don't be careless and don't be proud.
But pride does not mean that you are not confident. If Holmes has a lot of powerful evidence and dares not act, wouldn't it be in vain? Be confident. Without confidence, you can't even do simple things. Because you dare not try, no matter what, as long as you dare to try, you may succeed, otherwise there is no chance.
In this book, you can also appreciate the excitement and danger of solving crimes. You can also learn that "details make great things." You should take everything seriously. You can also learn to observe everything around you carefully and discover the mystery. You will feel a different life, as if everything is in your own hands, and you can give full play to your talents!
Second, passion is as always.
I admire Holmes' sense of justice, and his passion as always makes me awe! Out of the desire for every case, Holmes will try his best to solve the mystery with passion, not only because of the strangeness of the case itself, but also because of the intervention and prevention of the perpetrators. When they are taken away by evil, they even want to end Sherlock Holmes' life ... When we appreciate the spirit of Sherlock Holmes, don't forget that if we want to succeed, we must always start with the passion as always, and only the passion as always can lead us into the palace of victory!
Is it wrong for the advanced class to think of reading early every day? Only passion, as always, can produce results and make full use of the existing days.
Third, seek truth from facts.
1. In the eyes of great men, nothing is insignificant. Nothing in the world is difficult for one who sets his mind to it. The smallest thing is often the most difficult thing. We college students demand to be practical and enterprising, start a business to serve the country, do everything well and achieve a bright future.
It is a terrible mistake to make a guess before there are no facts to refer to. People who feel wrong always use facts to set their own inherent guesses, instead of drawing conclusions from the obtained facts in the right way to see if they can match the obtained facts. Any real fact is better than an uncertain guess.
Fourth, be tolerant of others
In handling cases, he used his convenient status as a private detective to deal with various problems flexibly. Especially for those who have committed crimes (even killed people), but have no moral mistakes, or even uphold justice, he can make an exception without authorization. Such cases even account for a large proportion in books, such as The Devil's Heel and The Second Blood. If he were just a case-handling machine, he would never do such a thing. From this point of view, the seemingly heartless Sherlock Holmes is more human than the English law and the police in the Scottish factory. What's more, he never seeks fame and fortune in handling cases, and only smiles with tolerance at those "idiots" who record their credit in their credit books.
Although being kind to the enemy is self-destructive, being kind to friends (including those who are about to become friends) is to free others, and you are happy inside, so be kind to everyone around you.
Make full use of your brain.
Some things, even though I know they are important, I will try my best to forget them. Because I think the human brain is like an empty small storage room. When you put things in, you must have a choice. A fool will fill up all the rubbish at hand, and as a result, he will squeeze out knowledge that may be useful to him, or at least pile it up with other things, which is hard to get. And a well-trained person is very careful when loading things into this brain storage room. He filled it with tools that could help him with his work. These tools should be complete, and the pharmacy should be orderly and tidy. Some people think that the walls of this small room are flexible and can be expanded at will, which is a misunderstanding. In that case, one day, if you add a little knowledge to it, you will forget something you knew before. Therefore, it is important not to let useless things crowd out useful things.
Sixth, refuse to feel inferior.
In front of excellent people, there is no time to make us feel inferior, because fools can always find someone more stupid than him to worship him. Compared with the last one, the next one is more than enough, and the next one only temporarily strengthens our confidence. Therefore, we must continue to pursue Excellence in order to surpass others, to be worthy of ourselves, and to be worthy of my parents who gave birth to me and raised me.
Seven, self-appreciation
Laugh or not, scold or not, I'll do it myself; There is money at home, and I am the only one who enjoys it. When no one appreciates you, we should learn to appreciate and encourage ourselves.
We are used to some people being sarcastic about things they don't understand. For many things, we should keep a low profile. We should enjoy the pain and happiness first, and then tell others when we succeed. This will save a lot of trouble. Nothing is more convincing than an obvious fact.
It doesn't matter what you have done in this world. What matters is how you make others believe what you have done, but the most important thing is to learn to appreciate yourself.
Eight, be a gentleman
Holmes is a gentleman, both in appearance and spirit. It is not too much to define his character with "noble". He hates all meanness and filth. And although he doesn't like women, he has chivalrous spirit. He is not a lawyer, but a defender of justice. He can even break the law in order to protect justice or the dignity of a woman he doesn't know. His only two illegal acts were against women. In The Dignified Guest, in order to save Miss Melville who was seduced by the demon baron Gruna, he sneaked into the baron's study with injuries and stole the decisive diary. In Milton, in order to avoid the reputation of a noble woman, he risked being found, arrested and respected, ended in irreparable failure and humiliation, and even was at the mercy of the hateful Milton, committing illegal burglary again. He felt that "since it is morally justified, I have to consider only personal risks." If a lady is in urgent need of help, a gentleman should not think too much about personal safety. "This chivalrous spirit is rare even in Britain at the end of 19.
At this point, I think Sherlock Holmes and I still have a heart and soul. I think what a gentleman should do is to do what he should do.
Nine, always maintain a sense of crisis
In this book, there is a sentence that shocked me: "A beautiful and quiet country may also contain terrible evil secrets, not to mention those despicable alleys in London that harbor evil people and practices?" I think there may be a frightening crisis in a free and happy university. If we don't pay attention, it will be like some trees that suddenly branch and become ugly when they grow to a certain height. Therefore, when the university is comfortable, we can't slack off and do nothing. Always keep a sense of crisis, do what you should do, do what you should do, and do what you want.