What kind of family was Robinson born in?

Robinson was born in a wealthy family and likes sailing. When he was sailing, all his companions died in a storm, and only Robinson drifted to a desert island.

He made a bamboo raft out of the wood on the island and transported the materials from the boat to the island. I set up a tent next to a place where wild animals and savages can be prevented and settled down. I use the only materials to build furniture such as tables and chairs, and hunt wild animals in Hexi to get fresh water.

In order to solve the food problem, Robinson planted rice, wheat and other grains on the island. Rough bread is also baked with tools Four years later, he finally ate his own food and domesticated a group of goats on the island.

One day, Robinson found the footprints of a savage on the island, and he became more vigilant. The next day, he saw a group of savages coming to the island on a raft. When the savage got off the boat, two people pressed one person to shoot and saved the savage who was about to be shot. Robinson shot and killed two savages next to him, so he got off the savage and named him "Friday" Helped Robinson on the island on Friday.

One day 28 years later, "Friday" woke Robinson up because a ship was killing each other. Robinson and Friday saved the captain, and the captain decided to take them back to England.

Outline of Robinson Crusoe, Grade 6, Volume II, 400 words, 2

Robinson is English, his father is German, and his mother is a famous local family. He is bent on making a long trip to sea.

But a long sea trip brought misfortune to Robinson. He was stranded on a desert island after a shipwreck.

The next day, the ship surfaced, and the sea was not as rough as yesterday. Day after day, he got many useful things from the ship, some of which were even enough for him to use for a lifetime. He set up another tent.

He goes hunting at least once a day and gets enough food for him to eat for a long time. He records his daily events and keeps a diary.

The seeds Robinson took from the boat were scattered on the ground and soon germinated. He began to grow wheat and raised some goats.

Many years passed, and one day, he found human footprints on the beach, guessing that they were left by savages. Therefore, he is often afraid that savages will eat him. After a while, he found that the ground was covered with savage fire and traces of human bones. I can't help but be wary of savages that may appear everywhere. Then a few years later, once, he saw a savage landing with a prisoner of war. He saved a savage and named him "Friday". Since then, "Friday" has become his reliable partner.

Three years have passed. One morning, Friday woke Robinson up. When he got up, he found an English ship parked on the shore. They saved the captain and learned that there was a rebellion on board. They immediately organized a team to take back the big ship. Robinson finally returned to England and lived a happy life.

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Hello, everyone, I'd like to share a good book with you today, which is Robinson Crusoe.

First of all, let me introduce the author of this book to you. His name is Daniel. Defoe is a famous British realistic novelist, also known as the father of English novels. Daniel. Defoe was born during the great voyage, which was a mysterious historical period, from15th century to17th century. Due to the invention of compass and the development of European navigation industry, the whole world is more complete and clear. These include the discovery of the Cape of Good Hope, Magellan's global travel, Columbus's discovery of America and other famous historical events. All Europeans are full of illusions about the ocean and the world beyond it, including Daniel. Defoe Robinson Crusoe is his first novel, adapted from a true story.

Here's the story. Robinson was born into a merchant family. He wanted to go out to sea to do business, but because of an unexpected shipwreck, he drifted to a desert island. He met all kinds of difficulties on a desert island. Where does he live? What to eat? how to survive？ Do you guess he was knocked down by difficulties? If it were our little friend, it would have been scared. But Robinson overcame many difficulties with his cool head, clever and witty mind, excellent learning ability and meticulous thinking, and saved a savage on a desert island, and named him Friday. The story inside is gripping and wonderful.

I sincerely recommend you to read this book. Thank you all.

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This good book can bring us a lot of inspiration and happiness. Today, I will introduce my favorite book-Robinson Crusoe. This book left me with endless aftertaste and benefited a lot.

This is an adventure novel written by Daniel, a famous British writer. Defoe's creation mainly tells the story that Robinson, the hero, had a dream of sailing since he was a child. In order to realize this dream, he gave up his happy life and insisted on sailing despite his parents' obstruction. During the voyage, Robinson encountered many difficulties in London, Brazil and other places, and even became a slave by pirates, but in the end, he saved the day. On his way to Africa, he was caught in a big storm and the whole ship was destroyed. Only he survived, and finally he drifted to a desert island.

In order to survive, he built his own house, reclaimed wasteland and planted all kinds of crops. Robinson built a rich and beautiful desert island and lived a happy life. In the 24th year on a desert island, Robinson also rescued a savage named "Friday", and since then Robinson has lived with "Friday". He lived for 28 years with his wisdom and hard work. In these 28 years, he encountered many difficulties, but they were all overcome. Finally, he found a merchant ship parked on the island. The rebellious sailors on board wanted to throw the captain on the island. After fierce fighting, Robinson rescued the captain, and then he returned to his hometown with the captain.

The book Robinson Crusoe praises his optimism, indomitable spirit and courage to try, and at the same time inspires us to face difficulties and forge ahead bravely.

Robinson Crusoe Outline, Grade 6, Volume 2, 400 words, 5

Have you ever wondered how a person lives on a desert island? Here is a British-born soldier, Robinson, who showed this scene to the world.

Robinson Crusoe is an English writer Daniel. Defoe's immortal works tell the story of a young sailor Robinson, who was stranded on a desert island because of a shipwreck. In order to survive, he builds houses, grows food and raises livestock. After 28 years, he returned to his hometown with a wise mind and flexible hands.

I love this book, not because of Robinson's thrilling life experience, but because I admire his quality of never giving up and not bowing to fate.

When Robinson first arrived at a desert island, he also regretted and complained. But what is precious is that he quickly changed his mind and comforted himself by turning pessimistic thoughts into optimistic ones. He was also far-sighted, dragging things from the sunken ship and making a timetable on a desert island. Twenty-eight years is really not short. I really admire staying on a desert island.

It's embarrassing to compare with me. I call my parents to help me as soon as I encounter problems, and Robinson has to face not only natural disasters, but also attacks from wild animals!

I want to learn from Robinson and become a warrior in adversity.

Robinson Crusoe Outline, Grade 6, Volume 2, 400 words, 6

Once upon a time, there was an Englishman named Robinson. He has only one dream of going to sea and traveling around the world. As an adult, he accidentally got an opportunity to upload. Hearing this, he bought some goods regardless of his parents' dissuasion and boarded the ship without hesitation. Then he went directly to Africa and made a lot of money with the goods he bought. Robinson saw the opportunity to get rich and planned to go to Africa again, but he met a group of pirates on the way and became slaves after being attacked by pirates.

After being a slave for more than a year, Robinson finally found a way to leave here. He took his little slave, Zoellie, and began to escape at sea for dozens of days. Finally saved by the Brazilian fleet. When he arrived in Brazil, Robinson first applied for a Brazilian resident card. Then I bought a small manor. At first, he could only live by himself. Slowly, he became richer and richer. He could have made money from it, but he ventured out to sea again.

But this time he was unlucky. His ship hit the rocks. He is the only one who survived. Robinson didn't feel desperate. He moved everything that could be used on the boat out and divided it into a temporary tent as a camp.

He spent several years making some wooden tables and chairs.

It took him several months to catch a large group of wild goats. After all, they raised them. In case there is food when there is no gunpowder. Seeds are also sown in the rainy season. He made another bread and burned a crock.

It took him more than ten years to build a canoe. Dig a canal six feet wide. Started his first trip around the island.

Twenty-three years later, Robinson accidentally found the footprints of a savage on the beach. He lived in fear every day for the rest of his life. Soon, he met a group of savages again. And save one from it. Name it "Friday". There is still one year to teach him to talk and give him mutton. The popsicle went out with 17 and the white man and Friday's father this Friday.

A few years later, a boat docked on this island and the bed was quarreling. Robinson helped the captain. Together, we successfully recaptured the big ship and returned to England.

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After reading Robinson Crusoe, I was deeply moved by the actions of the protagonist in the book. Although he drifted to an uninhabited desert island, he worked hard and lived there for 28 years, and finally returned to the motherland.

At first, he and his companions went to sea, but they were killed at sea. The ship sank and all their companions died in the sea. In the end, he was the only one washed up on a desert island by the sea, with only a dog and a cat beside him. But he didn't give up on himself, trying to settle down and live. He found food on a semi-floating ship, but the food he found will soon be eaten up. But he is very clever. He raises sheep and grows wheat on the island. Later, Robinson saved a savage "Friday" and lived with him. Later, Robinson saw a ship hijacked by pirates. He saved the captain and returned to England with Friday.

After reading this book, I can't help thinking about my life. Shouldn't we learn from Robinson? At home, I am extremely careless about my study. Whenever I encounter a math problem that I can't do, I rely on my mobile phone to check my homework and don't do it. Now, I must learn from Robinson's indomitable spirit. When you encounter a problem you don't understand, you must try your best to understand it. Don't rely on your mobile phone, otherwise it will be inefficient at all.

No matter what difficulties we encounter, we should have a calm and optimistic attitude to overcome them. Indeed, Robinson's spirit is worth learning from all of us.

Outline of Robinson Crusoe, Grade 6, Volume II, 400 words, 8

Robinson, an Englishman, was badly damaged by the strong wind on his way to Africa by boat. All his companions died in the sea when they escaped by boat. Robinson was the only one who survived, but he was washed away by the big waves and went to an unknown desert island at sea.

The damaged ship happened to be near the island. He found some supplies from the ship, a dog and two cats. He grows food, builds houses and hunts with shotguns on the island. So many years passed. By chance, he saw footprints on the beach and thought there would be savages. He's scared. In this way, several years have passed. One day, Robinson saw more than thirty savages go ashore in a small wooden boat. They dragged out two unlucky companions, killed one, and the other struggled to escape. The place where he escaped was in the direction of Robinson's residence. Robinson saved him and named him "Friday"

Friday soon became Robinson's friend and good helper. They lived happily on the island, expanded the grain planting area, added several sheepfolds and dried many raisins. One morning, Robinson was awakened by Friday. There used to be an English ship moored nearby. He found that the rebellious sailors on this ship kidnapped the captain, Robinson and Friday rescued the captain, and the captain happily promised to take them back to England.

After 28 years on a desert island, Robinson finally returned to England.

Outline of Robinson Crusoe, Grade 6, Volume II, 400 words, 9

Robinson was born in a merchant family and likes sailing. While he was sailing, he was attacked by a storm and all his companions were killed. Only Robinson survived and drifted to a desert island. He made a raft from the mast of the sunken ship to transport supplies, set up a tent on the hillside to settle down, made furniture such as tables and chairs with simple tools, hunted game for food and drank fresh water from the stream.

In order to solve the food problem, barley and rice were planted on the island, and rough bread was baked by making tools. He captured and domesticated wild goats, let them breed, and made pottery. , to ensure their own needs.

Robinson never gave up looking for a way to leave the island, but the boat he made was unusable. Until the 24th year, another group of savages came to the island, ready to kill the captive. After Robinson found out, he rescued one of the prisoners named "Friday", and then saved a Spaniard and his father with "Friday".

Soon an English ship docked near the island, and the sailors on board rebelled and abandoned the captain and other three people on the island. Robinson and Friday helped the captain subdue the rebellious sailors and recapture the ship. He left the sailors on the island and left the desert island for England with the captain on Friday.

After returning home, he got married and gave birth to three children. After his wife died, Robinson passed 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 some new immigrants, gave them the land on the island, left them all kinds of daily necessities, and left the island with satisfaction.

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Robinson is a man who dares to take risks. He never flinches in the face of difficulties. I've met many dangers, but I'm still strong. He was born in York, England, and his father is a businessman.

Once he was lucky enough to go to London by boat with his friends, but the ship encountered several storms and waves during the voyage. Finally, Robinson was lucky enough to be blown to an island and his companions were buried in the sea.

When he woke up, he found himself on an unknown island, terrified and wondering if he could survive. When he looked at the sea and saw the ships before he came to the island, a glimmer of hope flashed through his mind. After a little relief, I ran to the island to repair myself. In the storm, I gave up the ship (raft) and went behind the ship.

Picked up two intact shotguns, pistols, gunpowder and some necessities, and soon landed. From then on, I began a lonely desert island life.

I don't know how long it took ... Robinson found that some rice and wheat he brought back from the island were plundered by rats or birds, and some of them had sprouted. I take good care of them. Robinson also made delicious raisins from grapes on the island, and the food was running out. Robinson decided to find a new way of life on the island. Soon, Robinson was surprised to find that there were goats on the island. I caught a few and locked them up, and they soon multiplied. How long can this quiet and peaceful life last?

Soon, Robinson found that there were still savages on the island. Robinson was frightened, and then Robinson hid in his old house for a few days. Soon, Robinson understood that the best way to overcome fear was to face it, so Robinson decided to observe them one by one. Robinson found that they had a fire on the island and the food they ate was actually their companions. One of them was killed. The other, the other ran to Robinson's old house. Robinson quickly followed, killing two people chasing him and burying them in the soil. The chased savage fell on Robinson, who named him "Friday".

Many years later. They found an English ship docked on the island. The hope of returning to the civilized world has finally come. They went to find the captain, only to find that the captain was tied up by the sailors on board. Robinson said that only then did the sailors betray the captain and several captains' first officers. They saved the captain and restored him to his post. Later, the captain promised to help them return to the civilized world and England.