Notes on Robinson Crusoe

Robinson Crusoe Reading Notes 1 In Defoe's pen, a brave and strong Robinson was born. How did Robinson lead a savage life after spending 28 spring and autumn years on a desert island with occasional savage haunts?

Robinson wanted to go out for adventure very much since he was a child. /kloc-when he was 0/8 years old, an accidental opportunity made him board his friend's father's boat. This is his first time at sea, and I admire his courage and determination from the bottom of my heart. Unfortunately, he was caught in a big storm and the ship was staggered by the wind. Although the ship is broken, it is still the same. At this moment, a big wave came. At this moment, he felt very sad and scared to death. The ship has been shattered by the waves, and Robinson gradually sinks. At this time, parents' advice, father's tears, mother's begging. Think of it together ... a board floated up and Robinson took it to the island.

On the island, Robinson survived with amazing perseverance, growing his own food, domesticating animals and making his own furniture. A few years later, Robinson saved a prisoner. Because it was Friday, he named the prisoner Friday. Later, I found an English ship and finally got a chance to leave the island.

I admire Robinson's spirit very much and I want to learn from him.

Robinson Crusoe Reading Notes 2 Although it is dangerous for Robinson to live alone on the island, he is not afraid, just thinking about how to live. His bravery is worth learning. On the island, he also experienced many hardships, but none of them destroyed his will. Finally, he was saved.

I like Robinson very much because he is brave and kind. If he lives with us, we will make friends with him and learn from him the spirit of never giving up life.

Robinson Crusoe Reading Notes 3 I read Robinson Crusoe this week, which taught me to be strong in the face of any difficulties.

Robinson, the son of a British businessman, yearned for sailing since he was a child, eager to travel around the world, and had many sailing adventures in his life. On an accidental voyage, he was unfortunately caught in a hurricane and was trapped on an isolated island. He went through a lot of hardships on the isolated island and didn't return to England until 28 years later.

Robinson's legendary experience showed me his perseverance, wisdom and courage. Let me feel how important it is to get home. The warmth and affection of home and the care and love of relatives make me grow up happily!

I will never forget home.

Robinson Crusoe Reading Notes 4 Robinson Crusoe was originally named Robinson Crusoe.

Robinson's father told Robinson to study law and become a lawyer when he grew up, because there was nothing more affordable. But Robinson still wanted to take risks when he grew up, but his father didn't agree with this idea.

One day, Robinson came to Brazil island alone, where he met a captain. The captain suggested that Robinson go on an adventure with him, and Robinson agreed. Then a series of thrilling events happened in Robinson's adventure. Finally, Robinson bought a boat in Brazil and sent the immigrants around the world to play.

After reading this story, I know that you can't do things with one heart and two minds, and you can't give up halfway. You must persevere, so you can't give up halfway.

Reading Notes on Robinson Crusoe 5 Today, I finished reading Robinson Crusoe in one breath. This book is about a man named Robinson, who likes sailing since he was a child. On a voyage, his ship had an accident, and Robinson and other crew members fell into the endless sea. Robinson swam desperately in the water and reached a desert island. On a desert island, he cut down trees and created things, and brought all the edible and usable things scattered in the sea to the shore, where he began his life. Made some savage friends.

Robinson Crusoe Reading Notes 6 Robinson Crusoe mainly tells the story of a man named Robinson who was washed to an island by sea breeze and waves and then stayed there alone. He hunts diligently and cuts firewood hard every day. Many years later, he made a new friend named Friday. They go hunting early every day and gain a lot. After waiting for twenty years, Robinson finally returned to the mainland and saw the beautiful scenery on Friday. They are very happy.

After reading this story, I learned a lot of knowledge, such as how to drill wood to make a fire, how to hunt, how to remember the year, month and day … Besides, I think I will be as brave and diligent as Robinson in the future, because Robinson is not afraid of difficulties at all, and he is brave enough to face them. I will be as careful as he is in my future study, and I will make friends like him, such as "Friday", so that everyone can help each other and overcome the difficulties together.

Reading Notes of Robinson Crusoe 7 The first time I came into contact with this book was in the third grade, when I read the Pinyin version. After a few years, I read the original version.

This book is about a man named Robinson, who was unfortunately caught in a big storm during his voyage and was trapped on a desert island. After living on a desert island for nearly thirty years, I finally returned to the mainland.

After reading this book, I can't help admiring Robinson. Robinson lives alone on a desert island, a desert island! A desert island surrounded by the sea! I can't believe he survived. What courage and optimism it takes! Think about it, if I lived alone on a desert island, I might have died.

What attracted me most about this book was the fragment of Robinson just living on a desert island. There are obvious emotional fluctuations here, from being passive, at a loss and helpless when I first arrived on a desert island to being calm, calm and facing reality now. But why is Robinson so optimistic? That's because he has a way of comforting himself. When Robinson was alone on a desert island, he thought: At least the things on the wrecked ship can be used by me for many days. When he had no safe place to live at night, he thought, at least I have a tent. When he knew there was no one else on the desert island, he thought, it's quieter this way. As a result, after thinking like this every time, Robinson regained his courage and confidence and continued his life on a desert island.

There are also some sentences that impressed me deeply in this clip. For example, "Now, I want to live a lonely and melancholy life, which may be unheard of in this world." This sentence uses the words "loneliness" and "melancholy" to show Robinson's loneliness and helplessness at this time to the fullest. There is also a saying, "In all kinds of misfortunes, we can compare the advantages and disadvantages one by one and find out what we can comfort." This sentence was written by Robinson to comfort himself with a dialectical view of problems, and I often use this good method in my later study and life.

During his life on a desert island, Robinson never bowed to the harsh living environment, but bravely changed the environment, which I admire. His first day on a desert island, not to mention how embarrassed he was. I have no place to live, so I have to spend the night by the sea, and I have to be always on the lookout for wild animals and possible savages. In this way, Robinson stayed up all night in fear and was bitten by mosquitoes. () But in the following days, Robinson lived better and better with his own efforts.

First, he found a hidden cave to live in. Barbarians and beasts will never find it here. Then he opened a vineyard farm at the end of a beautiful stream and began to work hard. So in the autumn of next year, Robinson can sit leisurely on the lounge chair (made of trees) by the stream, drink wine and enjoy the harvest.

Do you believe that this carefree farmer is the once chaotic homeless child? All this is the result of his daring to challenge the harsh environment and not giving in to difficulties!

I want to learn from Robinson, his optimistic spirit, his courage to face difficulties and his dialectical attitude towards problems. After reading this book, I benefited a lot.

Reading Notes of Robinson Crusoe 8 "A man is like a man, reading from the window after six classics." The book is the direction, like a bright lamp, polishing your shining eyes in the five-mile cloud; It is like a compass, which swings the wind in your heart in the vast smoke and guides you forward. Books have unconsciously entered our lives since childhood, but gradually drifted away, but they have not become silent and become a part of our soul.

Now we have read Robinson Crusoe, which has been circulating for more than 200 years but is becoming more and more widely known, but it has benefited us a lot. I was deeply moved when I finished reading it.

Lonely on an isolated island, the uninhabited "island of despair" hides endless dangers. Just imagine, if we encounter such great difficulties, we can still be so optimistic and unyielding. I guess the best we can do is to survive, Lacrimosa. The desert island is too far away from us, and now, the "desert island" of life is like the stars in the vast starry sky. We can't even finish the simplest independent cooking, washing clothes, tidying our schoolbags and even getting up on time, let alone being completely independent in the future. The continuous improvement of the quality of life will inevitably affect our independent ability. From now on, we might as well use the alarm clock to help you adjust your biological clock, fold clothes, brush your teeth and wash your face. Only by getting used to and strengthening the small "desert islands" in life can we finally adapt to this society, and then grow up in this troubled world. Adapting to every "desert island" is a road we must go through.

Optimism is also a prerequisite for success. In practice, we should also learn from Robinson's optimism in the face of difficulties. Optimism is different from not considering danger. It is to sum up the reasons for failure when encountering setbacks and lay a good foundation for the next success. Few people tell us which one is negative. What is the fame and fortune of successful people? Facing life with a smile is not a fleeting attitude, but a habit.

Robinson's spirit of helping others on Friday can also be well applied in our real life. Don't say anything important, just give up your seat on the bus. When the conductor or driver shouts in vain, you can sit back and watch, whether you are an old man, a child, an aunt, an uncle or a teenager. Love and ability, it is better to give up your seat. Seeing the mobile blood donation car, I have been in good health recently. You might as well go up and offer a 180 cc. Now it is very tangled to help the old man who slipped and fell. My personal opinion is that in any case, they should get help immediately. This year's Spring Festival Evening phrase "People can still get up when they fall, but they can't get up when they fall" is still fresh in my memory. Even if we are conservative, we still need to find camera witnesses. Society needs countless Robinson to support it.

The reason why it can be circulated for 200 years is that everyone can find the shadow of his life in the book, and there are countless reasons worthy of our inheritance. The ancients were never wrong. Books are our teachers forever.

Robinson Crusoe Reading Notes 9 Not long after the winter vacation began, I finished reading this beautiful picture book Robinson Crusoe in one day. The pictures in this book are very beautiful.

This book is about: Robinson wanted to sail around the world since he was a child, and finally became a sailor at the age of nineteen. Unfortunately, he was shipwrecked on a voyage and drifted to a desert island alone. Robinson keeps a large flock of sheep and a parrot named Bohr. He works hard, treats every job optimistically, solves every difficulty seriously, and suffers from illness and loneliness alone. Robinson also met a cannibal tribe, and he won help with courage and wisdom. Twenty-eight years, two months and fifteen days later, he finally returned to England.

This book tells me that difficulties are not terrible. As long as you use your wisdom, keep an optimistic mood and help yourself tenaciously, you will definitely overcome them!

Reading Notes of Robinson Crusoe 10 When you are alone on an island, will you stubbornly survive or wait for death? If you choose to do nothing, then you should read a book-Robinson Crusoe.

Robinson Crusoe is a thrilling adventure novel: during a voyage, the ship hit the rocks near a desert island off the coast of South America, the hull broke, and the sailors and passengers drowned, but only Robinson survived. On that desert island, Robinson began a 28-year adventure. I seem to see such a man standing on the deck of a ship: he gave up his rich and comfortable life and hated that mediocre life, thus starting a great survival challenge of duel with death. All kinds of misfortunes and difficulties did not crush Robinson, but made him stronger. The difficulties that God gave Robinson were also more challenging for him.

After reading the wonderful novel Robinson Crusoe, a tall image always catches my eye. He is the brave explorer and navigator Robinson. He realized his dream of sailing with indomitable perseverance and never giving up. Robinson, the hero of the novel, is a clever and resourceful person with strong perseverance. On this uninhabited island, he finds his own food, makes his own clothes and builds his own house. No matter how cold it is, he needs a flame in his heart to warm himself. Defoe once said: "The fear of danger is ten thousand times more terrible than the danger itself." This is indeed the case: when I was a child, my mother let me sleep in a room alone, but as soon as I closed my eyes, those monsters appeared in horror, and I quickly covered my head with a quilt. At this time, my mother encouraged me with what Foday said. I got up the courage to stick my head out of bed slowly and said to myself: I can do it, I can do it. Gradually I fell asleep. ...

If you want to learn to be brave and innovative, please read this book with me-Robinson Crusoe!