Brief introduction and details of Captain Grant's children.

The story of the novel takes place on1July 26th, 864. Sir grina Van and his party were sailing on the sea with the cruise ship Duncan. They found a broken file in the belly of a shark eroded by seawater. After analysis, this is a distress document issued by Captain Grant after the wreck of the Great Britain, which was looking for a new settlement for the British in 1862. Because the British refused to send a crew to find it, Sir Duncan decided to sail to find Captain Grant and his wife Helen, cousin Major Mike Nabes, Captain John, Captain Grant's daughter Mary and son Andrew, and the crew. Jacques, secretary of the Geographical Society of Paris, took the wrong boat because of carelessness and became a new member of the ship.

Captain Grant's son Duncan passed through the Atlantic Ocean, Madaga Islands, Canary Islands, Cape Verde, strait of magellan, Brunswick Peninsula, Cape Paula and Nano Port in Talka, and found no trace of Great Britain. Jacques reminded everyone that these files may have fallen from a river on the American continent. So, Sir, Major, Jacques, Andrew robl and three sailors began an expedition across the American continent. In this expedition, they experienced volcanic eruption, earthquake, thirst, rainstorm, flood, thunder fire, being attacked by wolves and surrounded by crocodiles.

Later, Jacques suggested that Great Britain should be in Australia. According to this idea, Duncan set out from the Atlantic Ocean and reached Cape Bainu. At the home of a manor owner in Cape Bainuoyi, they met British boatswain Elton, who claimed that Captain Grant should be in the Australian mainland. So, the group split up again. Sir, major, geographer, captain, Mrs. Helen, Mary and two sailors crossed the Australian mainland, while the Duncan met in Melbourne.

Later, Sir and others discovered that Elton was actually a bandit leader. He lied. Captain Grant is not in the Australian mainland, and Elton plans to rob the Duncan as a pirate. In a letter to Sir Duncan, the geographer Jacques wrote "Australia" as "New Zealand", and Elton, who intended to rob Duncan with this letter, became a prisoner. After getting rid of the threat of bandits, Sir and others decided to take a cargo ship to Melbourne and then return to Europe. The cargo ship ran aground in the wind, so everyone made a raft and drifted to New Zealand Island, where it fell into the hands of savage Maori and almost died. Jazz and others escaped and reunited with Duncan.

Because Captain Grant was not found, everyone returned to Europe in disappointment. On the way, I exiled Elton to an uninhabited island-Maria Terca, only to accidentally find Captain Grant on the island. Finally, I understand that the French name of this island is "Dabao Island", and this word in the distress document has been corroded by seawater.

In the end, all the staff returned to Scotland smoothly, and John Munger and Mary Grant got married in the old St Munger's Church. Major Mike Nabbes's cousin, Miss Abela, fell in love with Jacques Baganel, and they got married. When Captain Grant returned to his motherland, all Scots celebrated him. His son Rob later became a sailor like him, and with the support of Sir Grievan, he worked hard to realize the plan of establishing a Scottish settlement in the Pacific Ocean.

Catalogue of Works Volume I Chapter I Hammerhead Shark Chapter I X-ray 37 south latitude Chapter 19 Red Wolf Chapter II Three Letters Chapter 1 0/Crossing Chile Chapter 20 Argentine Plain Chapter 3 Ma Kang Bei Residence Chapter 12 Altitude 12000 feet Chapter 2/kloc-0. Chapter 3 Descending from High and Low Rocks Chapter 22 Flood Chapter 5 Duncan Set sail Chapter 23 Living a Bird's Life with the help of God Chapter 23 Passengers in No.6 Cabin Chapter 15 Spanish of Bhagattana Chapter 24 Still Living a Bird's Life Chapter 7 The Story of Bhagattana Chapter 16 The Colorado River Chapter 25 Fire and Water Attack Chapter 8 A Chivalrous Man has been added to Duncan Chapter 17 Grassland Chapter 26 Atlantic Chapter 9 strait of magellan. Chapter 18 Exploring the Reservoir Volume 2 Chapter 1 Returning to the Ship Chapter 9 Victoria Chapter 17 Millionaire Becomes Livestock Owner Chapter 2 Tristan da Cunha Chapter 18 Weimira River Chapter 3 Australian Alps Chapter 11 Amsterdam Island Chapter 11 Burke and Stuart Chapter 19 Amazing Events Chapter 4 Baganel and Mike Nabbes Bet Chapter 12 From Melbourne to San Francisco. Dast's Railways Chapter 20 Oran-New Zealand Chapter 5 Raging Waves in the Indian Ocean Chapter 13 Geography Class Won the First Prize Chapter 2 1 Chapter 4 Four-Day Anxiety Chapter 6 Bainuojiao Chapter 14 Alexander's Gold Mine Chapter 22 Eden Chapter 7 Elton Chapter 15 Australia New Zealand Daily Chapter 8 Going Inland Chapter/kloc. Three miles north of Macquarie Chapter 9 Chapter 17 Why Duncan came to the east coast of New Zealand Chapter 2 History of New Zealand Chapter 10 Ethnic River Chapter 18 Elton? Or Peng Juesi? Chapter III Massacre on New Zealand Island Chapter XIX Exchange of Conditions Chapter IV Reef Chapter XII Funeral of a Maori Chief Chapter XX Midnight Sound Chapter V Temporary Sailor Chapter XIII Last Minute Chapter XXI Great Treasure Island Chapter XIV Forbidden Mountain Chapter XXI Baganel's Last Carelessness Chapter VII Arrived at the Place He Should Have Escaped Chapter X Chapter V: The Coup of Baganel Chapter VIII: The Present Situation here Chapter XVI: Creation Background; /kloc-In the last quarter of the 0/9th century, people were fascinated by science fiction, which was closely related to the great achievements made in the fields of physics, chemistry and biology and the rapid development of science and technology. Under this background, jules verne wrote a large number of sci-fi masterpieces, among which Captain Grant's children were one.

The book was written by 1865~ 1866. Under the background of the first industrial revolution, according to the national conditions and conditions of Scotland at that time, the Scottish people need to find a complete Scottish immigrant area for their motherland, so that the motherland can find an independent immigrant area in Europe and the Scottish people can gain independence and liberation. At that time, the world pattern was in an important period of anti-colonial struggle and slave liberation.

Role introduction, Sir Griffin.

The owner of the cruise ship "Duncan" is a Scot with national pride and pride. After discovering the distress letter from the sea, he actively organized the rescue operation, went through hardships, and finally rescued the victim, Captain Grant, with love, courage, persistence and the cooperation of his companions.

Ms. Helen

Mrs Helen is Sir Griffin's wife. She is warm, kind and considerate, and firmly supports Sir Duncan in rescuing Captain Grant. On the way to the rescue, she braved hardships and leaned against the jazz, and finally successfully completed her task and realized her dream of sailing.

Major Mike Nabbes.

Sir Griffin's cousin is calm, rational and observant, and has the excellent qualities that a soldier should have. At the same time, he is cold outside and hot inside, and he has endless enthusiasm inside.

Harry grant

The shipwrecked captain of the Britannia was finally found and rescued by Sir Grinavan and others.

Mary grant

Captain Harry Grant's daughter, little Andrew's sister. Her mother died when she was a child, and after her father, Captain Grant, was killed at sea, she resolutely took on the heavy responsibility of taking care of her brother Andrew robl.

Robert grant

Captain Grant's son. Although Andrew robl was young and impulsive, he was strong and brave on the way to rescue his father and sacrificed himself to cover his companions. With everyone's help, he not only found his father, but also became a fearless person.

Jacques Baganel

French scholar and geographer, noted for his erudition and carelessness. He became one of them because he got on the wrong boat. He made many mistakes on the way because of carelessness, and at the same time, he gave his companions a lot of help with his knowledge and enthusiasm. He is a rather funny character.

John Munger

Captain Duncan, a skilled sailor, has just turned thirty, with a serious expression, courage and kindness. He grew up in greiner Wan's home. Griffin's family brought him up and made him an excellent sailor.

Elton

He used to be the boatswain of Captain Grant's ship. He was expelled from the captain for mutiny, then joined the hooligans and became a gangster. He is cunning and cruel. He conspired to capture Sir Duncan by deception, but failed because of a mistake made by Baganel, and then he volunteered to ask Sir Duncan to throw it on a desert island.

The theme novel of works appreciation closely links fantasy with reality, dream with science, which embodies the author's fantasy spirit and human's dream of flying freely. At the same time, the novel is closely related to the scientific discovery at that time and has sufficient scientific basis.

Captain Grant's children's novels embody the spirit of adventure. Courage and hard work are the basic spirits and qualities that sailors must possess. From the perspective of exploration, the whole novel has ups and downs. The process of searching for the captain is a process full of crises and threats, which may cost one's life at any time, but the novel shows a brave spirit of exploration, which is a spirit of not giving in to the realistic predicament, daring to break through all difficulties and obstacles, and starting to take risks with courage and determination.

The whole novel shows the spirit of the Scottish nation, which is an affirmation of a nation that dares to take risks and explore. Verne is a French writer, but he vividly shows the spirit of the Scottish people. No matter from the characterization or the development of the plot of the novel, the Scottish national spirit has been fully reflected in the novel. In the novel, Verne created many vivid characters whose brave and tenacious spirit is an important embodiment of the Scottish national spirit. The title of the novel, Captain Grant's Children, in a deep sense also represents the Scots who inherited Grant's Scottish spirit at that time.

In terms of ideological connotation, Captain Grant's Children mainly reflects the ambition of Scottish children and their never-say-die spirit through the spirit of Captain Grant. In essence, Verne shaped the spirit and tenacious fighting spirit of the Scottish people through this novel. Judging from the national conditions and conditions of Scotland at that time, the Scottish people needed to find a complete Scottish immigrant area for their motherland, so that the motherland could find an independent immigrant area in Europe and let the Scottish people gain independence and liberation. Verne's progressive thought of opposing slavery and colonialism is reflected by showing the bravery and fearlessness of the Scottish people along the way.

This novel condemns the ugly phenomena of poverty, unemployment, oppression and exploitation by others. Verne's thought is obviously advanced, fully affirming human freedom and rights, opposing humiliating slavery, emphasizing the shaping of human thought and spirit, respecting personality and advocating human nature. The colonial people were oppressed by imperialism and their dignity was trampled on. Verne's application in this novel clearly embodies his thought of opposing colonial oppression, his ideological understanding of maintaining social justice and his lofty humanitarian spirit. The novel strongly condemns and criticizes the phenomenon of exploitation and oppression. Verne expressed his deepest sympathy for the suffering of the poor, so he hoped to use the fighting spirit of the novel to encourage more oppressed people to fight for their rights and freedoms.

The whole novel Captain Grant's Children infects readers with a positive attitude. The author hopes that through such in-depth discussion, readers' confidence and courage will be stimulated, and an attitude of bravely overcoming difficulties and hardships will be conveyed to readers. Another ideological and spiritual connotation of the novel tells us that we should stick to the truth and laziness of human nature, keep the truth of human nature and better highlight people's character. The true feelings of human beings are manifested in the following aspects: along the way, a group of people helped each other, trusted each other and supported each other. It is difficult to gallop on the vast ocean by one's own ability, and it needs the cooperation of Qi Xin. So it is impossible to exist independently from the group. We should stick to people's true laziness and believe in their basic nature.

Artistic features Verne built a wonderful adventure world for readers with his whimsy. The whole novel is full of ups and downs and the plot is fascinating. The whole novel is full of mystery and mystery, with the characteristics of science fiction and adventure novels. The success of his works lies not only in thrilling stories, tortuous plots and fresh writing, but also in the author's bold and novel imagination, which is magical and scientific.

Characters are an important factor to reflect the creative connotation and literary thought of a literary work. In Captain Grant's Children, the author creates vivid characters in the play, and displays rich novel characters through language description, detail description and appearance description with delicate brushstrokes. Sir Griffin promised to go to sea to help Captain Grant, which showed that he was a kind man. Later, during the voyage, he was able to get out of danger smoothly with his courage and decisiveness, and his wit and courage were vividly reflected in the novel. Mrs Helen is an important female image in Duncan. She is gentle and kind. For people sailing in the sea, Mrs. Helen's meticulous care is an important spiritual pillar. Major mcnab is an important role in the entourage. He is deep and steady, and has more courage and courage than other young people. Jacques Baganel is a geographer who is often confused. Because of his careless mistakes along the way, and because he wrote Australia as New Zealand, all the members were saved. The novel also depicts Grant's two lovely children. They are strong and brave. In order to find their father, they worked hard all the way, knowing how to be grateful, strong and brave.

The Influence of the Works Captain Grant's Children is the first part of the trilogy of French science fiction writer jules verne.

From 65438 to 0956, Captain Grant's Children, translated by China translator and Professor Xiheng Fan, was published by China Youth Publishing House, and was selected as a required reading for middle school students in the new curriculum standard of the Outline of the Ministry of Education.

1962165438+1October 14. The novel was released in the American film Tianya Adventure (also known as Captain Grant's Children) directed by robert stevenson. It tells the story of a long-sailing captain who was shipwrecked, but the captain's daughter and brother didn't believe it. They started their journey of searching all over the world. After thousands of robberies, they finally.

1996, the novel was released in the film Captain Grant's Children directed by Donovan Scott.

Xiheng Fan, a translator, writer and professor in China, said: "When you read this novel, you seem to be deeply involved in it, and you will be excited or anxious about their every move. Give up everything and embark on this journey for a complete stranger. This is a kind of spirit. Although this story is compiled by the author, the soul of each story is to tell people something we know, but we may not be able to do it. "

Chen Xiaoqing, a professor and graduate tutor at the School of International Relations, said: "The novel condemns the ugly phenomena of poverty, unemployment, oppression and exploitation by others, criticizes and accuses colonialism, and expresses deep sympathy for those who struggle for freedom. This novel is worth reading. It can stimulate people's fighting spirit and cultivate the spirit of being brave in overcoming difficulties and not afraid of difficulties and obstacles. At the same time, pedantry can enrich readers' scientific knowledge. This book also has some shortcomings, such as. The description of aborigines is always contemptuous and discriminatory, and it also exaggerates the phenomenon of eating human flesh by indigenous tribes in New Zealand. This is the result of the limitation of the author's thoughts in his time, so readers should pay attention to it when reading. "

Network writer Dong Jiangbo's "How Captain Grant's Children Become Verne's Science Fiction Masterpiece": "This is the most brilliant of Verne's realistic adventure works, and the recorded facts are more in line with historical facts except the cannibalism of New Zealand aborigines. It reflects the changes of navigation tide and the changes of all nationalities in the world under the development of the times. In particular, the strong spirit of the Scots based on national freedom and people's freedom is moving. The book revolves around the rescue of Captain Grant until the last moment, which is in line with the fascinating characteristics of adventure novels. "

Dr. Zhang Yueting, Hunan Institute of Science and Technology: Verne described the predatory and barbaric nature of the aborigines in his book, and attacked the inhumanity of the aborigines from a humanitarian perspective. However, Verne's view is somewhat biased. In fact, his description of aborigines from the standpoint of westerners is only looking for reasons for the rationality of western colonization.

Author's brief introduction: jules verne jules verne (1828.2.8 ~1905.3.24),19th century French writer, known as "the father of science fiction".

Verne 1828 was born in Nantes, France, and 1848 went to Paris to study law. The novel "Five Weeks in a Balloon" was officially published in 1863 and became famous in one fell swoop. Since then, he has been writing. He created a lot of outstanding literary works in his life, such as Verne trilogy (Captain Grant's Children, Two Wan Li under the Sea, Mysterious Island), Five Weeks in a Balloon, Around the World in Eighty Days, etc. 1905 On March 24th, Verne died in Amiens.