Reflections on Robinson Crusoe

After reading a work, everyone must have a lot of feelings. It's time to take time to write. Are you at a loss after reading it now? The following are my thoughts on Robinson Crusoe, which will be sorted out for you. Welcome to reading. I hope you will like it.

Reflections on Robinson Crusoe 1 No matter what difficulties you encounter, you should learn to accept the reality philosophically and change the status quo with your own hands. This is the biggest gain I got from the novel Robinson Crusoe.

As we all know, Robinson described by Defoe is adrift on a desert island in the Pacific Ocean, and it is difficult to survive. However, it was not until the19th century that many islands in the Pacific Ocean were accurately marked on European nautical charts. In the past, the Pacific Ocean was basically a Wang Yang with no islands.

Robinson Crusoe is the first realistic novel in English literature, which created a new literary genre!

The main content of this book is that a young British man hates the straightforward life of his family and decides to travel around the world. 1659, he boarded a ship from Brazil to Africa and unfortunately encountered a terrible storm. He drifted to a strange desert island alone, talked with his hands, built a house to grow food and raise livestock, and saved a man from the sword of the aborigines ... Robinson spent 28 years building the desert island into a paradise, and finally miraculously returned to Europe!

Defoe invented a Robinson image for us with infinite courage to surrender to nature and unswerving practical energy, which represents the adventurous and enterprising energy of the bourgeoisie in the primitive accumulation period!

Every place in this novel makes me unforgettable and unimaginable. I can't imagine how Robinson endured loneliness for more than 20 years, nor how much pain and sweat he endured when he was self-denying and processing food. Earthquake, sick, saw the savage, I don't know how scared he is. I think I will be as strong, philosophical, stubborn and brave as Robinson in the future.

Reflection on Robinson Crusoe 2 Goethe once said: "Reading a good book is talking to noble people." Wind, frost, rain and snow, cold comes and summer goes, and five years of study and life have made me more and more deeply understand the meaning of this sentence. "Old Things in the South of the City" made me feel the kindness and cuteness of Eiko; Biography of Hulan River showed me a kind grandfather. "Summer Adventure" taught me never to give up ... Countless noble figures were engraved in my mind with the sound of books turning, but what shocked me most and always encouraged me to move forward was the strength and courage shown by the wandering Robinson.

Because he was killed at sea, Robinson was stranded on a desert island, but he lived for 28 years with his desire to survive and hard hands! Over the years, he encountered difficulties and setbacks that ordinary people could not imagine, but he never gave up. Through unremitting persistence, he spent an extraordinary 28 years, and finally he returned to his motherland and lived a happy life.

I think if it weren't for such strength and courage, how could he create the hope of survival?

Looking at Robinson's experience, I can't help thinking of young us. With the love and care of our parents, we have been living the same life as a "little emperor" and a "little princess". When we encounter difficulties, we choose to escape. When we fail, we will collapse. In fact, we should add luster to our life with strong perseverance and brave spirit like Robinson.

Students, let's face all the difficulties in life bravely like Robinson. I believe that no matter what happens, as long as we persist, there is hope.

Reflections on Robinson Crusoe 3 During the summer vacation, I read Robinson Crusoe by Defoe, an English writer, and I was moved by Robinson's tenacious, brave and tenacious spirit.

In this story, an Englishman named Robinson was told. On a voyage, he was caught in a strong wind and his boat capsized. Twelve people are still alive, and he was drifted to a desert island. He resisted all kinds of difficulties, saved a savage, named him Friday, and taught him English. After living on the island for more than twenty years, I finally helped a captain stop the sailors. Finally returned to England.

What shocked me most was that Robinson got malaria, but he went hunting and hit a female goat. He is too strong to want us. As long as he feels a little sick, he goes to the hospital for an injection and medicine. He's different. There are no doctors and medicines there, but he uses herbal tobacco leaves to treat diseases. This is a remedy for the Brazilian, but he only said, if it were me, who knows what would happen?

Robinson is not only a strong man, but also very kind. He saved a savage under the siege of several savages. He also treated the savage as his servant, gave him food and kept him company. Not only that, he also named him and taught English. If it were me, I wouldn't have the courage to save him. Don't treat me like a boy.

I will definitely learn from Robinson and be a tenacious person in the future.

Reflections on Robinson Crusoe 4 Reading Robinson Crusoe these days, I admire Robinson's courage, wisdom and talent.

The book mainly tells that Robinson insists on going to sea despite his parents' dissuasion. As a result, his boat was wrecked and he came to Brazil to open a botanical garden. Later, he was dissatisfied with the status quo and went to sea again. The ship was wrecked again and he was stranded on a desert island. He lived on the island for more than 20 years with what he took from the big ship, and then returned to England by boat.

Robinson's courage, wisdom and talent have been vividly displayed on a desert island. Let me introduce them to you.

When I first went to a desert island, Robinson slept in a tree because he was worried about wild animals. Later, after he built fortifications, he continued to explore the island. At that time, his island was deserted, but what creatures, herbivores or carnivores were there on the island? Robinson has no way of knowing. It is because Robinson dares to walk around on a completely unknown island that we can see his courage. Therefore, we should learn from Robinson's spirit of being brave in exploration.

Robinson's wisdom lies in helping the captain catch the rebellious sailors. He can catch a dozen heavily armed sailors with eight people, relying on his head. In the future, we can also bluff and scare the enemy like him.

Robinson's gift is that he can help himself spend more than twenty years on the island with his own hands. At first, he lived by hunting. Later, he made a living by planting, but he couldn't eat the whole grain raw, so he made various utensils to help him make "bread". What we want to learn from him is to make instruments that can help us by using existing tools.

Well, after listening to my introduction, do you think you have a lot to learn?

Reflections on Robinson Crusoe 5 After reading Robinson Crusoe, a series of pictures emerged in front of me, which made me feel deeply for a long time. I admire Robinson's persistence and calmness.

In order to realize the wish of traveling around the world, Robinson in the book set foot on the voyage regardless of his father's advice. After the shipwreck, Robinson drifted to a desert island. In order to survive, he had to find a way to save himself and learn survival skills. Decades later, he turned the desert island into a "paradise" with his hands and bravely saved two aborigines and four Spaniards. Finally, they returned to their long-lost hometown in a boat snatched by the aborigines.

Although the content of this book is not much, it benefits me a lot. It tells me to persist and think calmly. I can't help saying to myself: If I live on a desert island, I can't think calmly and save myself like Robinson, let alone keep trying after countless failures, so I admire Robinson's spirit of never giving up.

On a hot summer day, my father and I climbed the North Peak. When I climbed up the mountainside, I was panting; My legs are as heavy as lead. Dad looked at me and said to me with distress, why don't we stop climbing and go home? I shook my head and walked on with heavy steps. My father followed me step by step and climbed slowly. At the moment when I climbed to the top of the mountain, the cool mountain wind blew head-on, and the distant mountain scenery appeared in front of me without any cover. I can't help but sigh: "once you climb to the top of the mountain, you will see that all the other mountains look short under the sky." As the saying goes, "Bitter first, then sweet", my persistence has won the best return!

In the days to come, like Robinson, I will think calmly when I encounter difficulties, not give up easily, and be a strong and self-reliant person!

Reflections on Robinson Crusoe 6 This winter vacation, I read Robinson Crusoe and felt deeply.

This is a story about adventure, wisdom and courage. Robinson, a young English sailor, landed alone on an uninhabited island because his cargo ship sank at sea, and began an adventure struggling for survival. On this small island far from the civilized world, he was self-reliant, growing wheat, raising goats, baking bread, making canoes and even saving an indigenous "Friday" ... These adventures fully demonstrated Robinson's wisdom.

Robinson embodies the enterprising and indomitable pioneering spirit of human beings. These precious qualities give us confidence and courage to challenge nature.

After reading this book, I understand that no matter what difficulties I encounter, I should use an optimistic and enterprising attitude to solve them. But how many children living in happy times have such noble character as Robinson? Sometimes I think, if I am isolated in the wild, can I survive? Even if I can, how many days can I live? One day? Two days? Will I be as hopeful as Robinson and actively save myself? What would I do?

As Defoe said, "the fear of danger is ten thousand times more terrible than the danger itself." Think about our daily life and study. Whenever we encounter difficulties, we go to our parents and ask them to help us solve them. In this way, we gradually lost the ability and spirit to overcome difficulties independently. We should learn from Robinson and his fearless spirit in adversity. Only in this way can we overcome the difficulties in life and live a wonderful life in this competitive society.

Robinson Crusoe 7 During the summer vacation, I read Robinson Crusoe. The story in the book is inferior, and the form also makes me know a lot about the drying tower.

This book is mainly about Robinson, who was born in a British businessman's family. Because he didn't want to be like his father, he left home and became a sailor in a story. On a voyage, they were unlucky and met with a tornado. Robinson and the boat were washed to a desert island by the sea, as long as Robinson and his team survived on the boat. He has nothing on him except a knife, a pipe and a small box of tobacco leaves. But he didn't grasp the hope of life. He went to the boat and took everything he could. In this way, he finally set up a tent on the island, erected a fence, made utensils, planted food, raised livestock and established his own home. He saved a black man in advance and named him "Friday". Since then, he has a new partner. Finally, he and Friday saved a captain who was betrayed by sailors. They recaptured the ship by themselves and finally returned to their native land.

After reading this book, I can't believe that the protagonist Robinson is so talented in life. I can make bread on a desert island, produce milk goats and turn grapes into raisins. It's unbelievable. I was really persuaded by Robinson, because he told us not to panic in case of disaster, as long as we persist, there will be a way.

After reading this book, I was deeply moved. When a group is in despair, it can be full of decisions about life. It is hard to be precious to dare to live and invent life. I've learned that whenever and wherever people encounter difficulties, no matter how big they are, they should not be intimidated by them. They should be brave enough to face and restrain difficulties, and always adhere to an upward attitude, calm and disappointed attitude to face and strive for luck.

Reflections on Robinson Crusoe 8 I read Robinson Crusoe in this special winter vacation. This book mainly tells the story that the protagonist Robinson likes sailing adventures very much. Once she went to Africa by boat despite her parents' dissuasion, but she was caught in a storm at sea and Robinson was washed to an uninhabited island. Later, Robinson built a house with his own cleverness and settled down on the island, waiting for the rescue of passing ships. Fortunately, she has two cats and a dog with her, otherwise she would die alone.

Later, Robinson found people's footprints on the island, which made him very scared and scared him not to go out for several days. Later, he summoned up his courage and saved Friday when the barbarians were not looking. Friday helped him a lot. Until one day, Robinson and Friday saved the captain, and the captain took them back to England to thank them. Robinson lived on the island for 28 years before returning to England.

After reading this book, I can't help but reflect on myself. What can I do if I am trapped on a desert island and can live for a few days, a day or two? Can I hunt and cook? I'm all thumbs when I wash my own clothes. Besides, how lonely it is to have no one to talk. I will suffocate, which shows how optimistic Robinson is. I think people should learn from his positive, optimistic and fearless spirit. No matter when and where, they must be strong and live, even if there is only a glimmer of hope, they must strive for it and never give up.

After reading Robinson Crusoe, during the winter vacation, I was bored and just opened a book. I didn't expect to be deeply attracted by the content of the book just after reading it!

The name of this book is Robinson Crusoe. It tells the story that Jack lu, the owner, likes exploring since he was a child. Once, on a voyage, his ship hit the rocks near a desert island, and only he survived. He was swept to the island by the waves and lived alone on the island for 28 years. He transported the things from the sunken ship to the island, built a tent for himself, and won animals such as barley and domesticated birds. The hero overcame the danger through his perseverance and wisdom. One day, he saved a prisoner of war from the savage and named it "Friday" because it was saved on Friday, and later Friday was his servant and friend. After 28 years, they found a boat and left the island with it.

After reading this book, I was attracted and moved by the plot of the story. I admire Robinson's spirit of defying difficulties and going upstream. Since ancient times, many people have made extraordinary achievements in some fields because of their strong perseverance and unremitting efforts. They are my heroes. Because of their strong perseverance, they created an extraordinary life with feelings that ordinary people can't understand. Their spirit inspires the world and makes it move forward in difficulties.

The spirit of the hero in Robinson Crusoe supports me to go forward bravely and encourages me to overcome difficulties. This fearless spirit will let me go on the road of life in the future, no matter how many thorns and bumps there are in the future.

After watching Robinson Crusoe, the winter vacation begins at 10. When I carefully read Defoe's masterpiece Robinson Crusoe, I was deeply attracted by the stories in the book. Robinson Crusoe mainly tells the story that the protagonist Robinson refuses to listen to his father's advice and insists on sailing alone. As a result, he was caught in a storm on the way, and all the crew on board were killed, leaving him alone to drift to an isolated island. He made a raft from the sail pole of the sunken ship, transported the food, clothes and tools from the ship to the island again and again, set up a tent on the island and decided to stay temporarily. Unexpectedly, this residence is 20 years. He not only grows wheat and rice on the island himself, but also grinds the harvested wheat and rice into flour and blows out coarse bread. There are wild animals on the island, especially at night, and he often feels scared.

Once he had a fever and was very uncomfortable. He lay down for several days before he got well, so he lived on this island day after day and year after year, expecting a ship to pass by one day, but after all, no ship passed by these years. Robinson lived on this isolated island for 20 years through his wisdom and courage, as well as his desire for life. I feel sorry for others when I think of myself in reality and encounter some setbacks. Like Robinson, I will face up to difficulties, be brave and strong in the face of setbacks, and be a person who is calm, not weak and not shrinking.

Reflections on Robinson Crusoe 1 1 "Reading a good book is like talking to a noble person." A good book is like a tutor, it can cultivate our sentiment and inspire us. In the sixth grade, I read a good book called Robinson Crusoe. After reading this book, I benefited a lot.

In the first-person style, this book tells the story of Robinson, an Englishman, who ventured out to sea, was stranded on a desert island because of a shipwreck and lived a lonely life step by step.

Born in a merchant's family, Robinson resolutely gave up his comfortable life and left home for a voyage full of adventure and challenges. Later, in a storm, Robinson was thrown to an uninhabited island by the waves, where he spent 28 years of long and hard island life. He overcame despair and difficulties that ordinary people could not overcome. He used materials brought from the wrecked ship to build houses, tried hunting, planted food, made utensils, domesticated livestock and built homes ... Later, he bravely rescued the savage "Friday" and fought against other savages. In the end, he rescued a captain controlled by his men and helped him recapture the big ship, and then he returned to his hometown smoothly.

Robinson is really a strong man! If others were in that predicament, they would be very desperate and live in despair all day. Robinson not only didn't do this, but also stubbornly survived on a desert island. This spirit is just what we need.

Robinson has an indomitable and valuable spirit to survive on a desert island. With this spirit, we will certainly succeed and become useful people to society.

Reflections on reading Robinson Crusoe 12 During the winter vacation, I finished reading Robinson Crusoe and deeply felt and admired the protagonist Robinson Crusoe.

Robinson Crusoe is a world famous book, which tells the story of the protagonist Robinson who went to sea without listening to his parents' advice. As a result, the ship ran aground. He swam to a desert island, lived there for 28 years with his wisdom and hard work, and finally returned to the mainland.

I admire Robinson very much. I think he knows more about survival and life. He built a house of his own on the island. A wall was built around the house, and he went in and out by ladder. Many trees were planted outside the wall, so that outsiders could not see his residence. Furniture, weapons and food are also placed in the cave. He also domesticated goats and learned how to make rough bread ... He also read the Bible every day, taking it as his spiritual pillar and motivation to live. He only used a little pen and ink to record how long he lived on the island and his diary. I also picked a lot of fruits to eat and found many turtle eggs on the beach.

He hunts with his own gun, and makes clothes and articles for daily use with fur from hunting ... these are the better foundations for his life on the island. In the face of powerful difficulties, Robinson did not flinch or fear, but faced it calmly with his witty and brave heart, which is worth learning.

I also very much hope that I can be as resourceful and fearless as Robinson and become an explorer, inventor and creative worker.

Robinson Crusoe The adventures of Robinson Crusoe touched the restless hearts of young readers. It can't be said that every teenager likes adventure. It can be said that everyone likes listening to adventure stories. Just like no teenager doesn't like watching thrillers now.

The adventure story in Robinson Crusoe is the most fascinating: a man of 18 years old fled his family to live overseas because he disobeyed his father's orders. After three adventures that almost killed him, he drifted to an uninhabited island, where he lived for 28 years. For a person with weak will or poor self-care ability, it is difficult to live in such an environment, not to mention 28 years, even 28 days. But Robinson is not only alive, but also alive like that. There are several walls where he lives, and no wild animals or savages can attack him; He often eats goat meat, pigeon meat, turtle eggs and raisins. Robinson has nothing but a knife, a pipe and a little tobacco. He faced death, but Robinson was a strong man in life. He lived a strong life and finally returned to his hometown intact.

I want to complete an adventure when I grow up. Such as skydiving, grassland galloping, bungee jumping, going to the bottom of the sea, grass skiing and skiing. ...

Reflections on Robinson Crusoe 14 Life with reading is beautiful. My writing level has improved a lot since I read a lot of books. Among many books I have read, Robinson Crusoe is the one that impressed me the most.

Whenever I encounter difficulties, I will think of Robinson Crusoe. I remember that weekend, I had a lot of homework, plus three English papers assigned by my mother, which made me dizzy. I miss the ants on hot bricks, and I am anxious: "Alas! I don't want to do so much homework! I always finish my homework. Do I have to make an exception this time? " Say that finish, I will sigh. I fell asleep in bed, ready to read for a while.

I picked up a book on the bed and glanced at its title. "Oh. It turned out to be Robinson Crusoe, which is my favorite book! " I opened the book and read from the first page. When I was intoxicated with this book, it seemed that Robinson was coming towards me. He stroked my head and told me kindly, "We should face up to the difficulties and not bow to them, so as to overcome them." Say that finish, Robinson left. I suddenly remembered my homework and bowed my head in shame. I quickly picked up my homework and made up my mind: "I must not retreat when I encounter difficulties in the future, and I must persist." "I opened my exercise book and began to do my homework wholeheartedly. After I finished my homework, I was full of gratitude for this book.

From then on, whenever I encounter difficulties, I will think of Robinson Crusoe, and I will never flinch again.

Robinson Crusoe taught me not to be afraid of difficulties. Only in this way can I win the final victory.

Once upon a time, there was a man named Robinson. I like sailing adventure very much, but I'm not interested in anything except sailing.

Once he was unfortunately attacked by a storm during his voyage, and everyone else was killed except him. Drift to an uninhabited island. With his own efforts and tools found on abandoned ships, indomitable Robinson built a residence on the wasteland, planted wheat fields and raised some animals, thus living on the island 16 years.

A few years later, I went fishing and saw the footprints of savage on the beach, which caused panic. He lived in this uneasy and panic life for two years. Until the 26th year, another group of savages came to the island with prisoners ready to kill. Robinson found and rescued one of them. Robinson named the rescued aborigines "Friday". From then on, "Friday" became Robinson's loyal servant and friend. Then Robinson took Friday to rescue a Spaniard and Friday's father.

Not long after, an English ship docked near the island and found that the sailors on board had defected, kidnapped the captain and abandoned the captain and the first mate on board. Robinson and Friday helped the captain subdue the sailors and take back the ship. He left the sailors on the island, the captain left the desert island and returned to England with Robinson on Friday. By this time, Robinson had been away from home for 35 years. He got married in England and has three children. After his wife died, Robinson went out to sea for business again, passing through the desert island where he lived. At this time, the sailors and Spaniards who stayed on the island have settled down and thrived. Robinson sent new immigrants, gave them the land on the island, left them all kinds of daily necessities, and left the island contentedly.

Robinson's indomitable spirit and the spirit of fighting suffering are worth learning.