Which generation can South America use in novels?

Literature and history is painting, culture is drawing paper, history is countless waves, culture is a river, history is a gorgeous flower, culture is a big garden, and history is a star. It has a long history and a vast world. In the long river of history, the famous French writer jules verne is known as the "father of science fiction" in the world. He never studied engineering or worked as a sailor, but he started science fiction based on science and technology and wrote a series of stories about sailing. This paper introduces Captain Grant's Children, one of Verne's trilogy.

This paper interprets the South American part of Captain Grant's Children. According to the book, the captain was in distress on the coast of South America, and then he was captured by South American Indians after landing. The story mainly unfolded along the 37th latitude. Today, there are only two countries in South America at this latitude, Chile and Argentina, but the leading group also passed by an "Araucania country" along the way. This disappearing country is the Mapuche regime, Patagonian aborigines, and the Indian tribe that has resisted the colonists for the longest time in the United States.

Pampas grassland is a temperate grassland in South America, with mild climate, few trees and lush grassland. In the19th century, it was a famous cattle and sheep pasture, and now it has become synonymous with Argentina. Further south, Patagonia Plateau, with dry and cold climate, howling wind and desolate landform, is called "the land of the wind". South latitude 37 is roughly the dividing line between the two regions.

Mapuche people were originally farming people living in valleys and forests. They had never seen horses like other Native Americans. But in the confrontation with the Spanish, they quickly learned the fighting skills such as riding horses and charging with spears. From the middle of16th century, the Mapuche cavalry, like nomadic people in Asia, sometimes raided and sometimes lured the enemy deep, leaving the Spanish colonists at a loss. /kloc-the national hero of Mapuche in the 0/6th century-Lovzaru. He was once taken as a slave by Spanish colonists. During this period, they quietly learned combat techniques such as riding horses. After escaping, he led his people to establish cavalry and defeated the colonists many times, making the Mapuche the first "cavalry nation" in South America. In the strategy game "Civilization", Lovzaru is set as the leader of Mapuche civilization, and their cavalry is the characteristic arm.

The original explanation of the letter in the bottle is that Captain Grant was in distress in South American waters and was captured by local Indians after landing. So the "Dembe" sailed all the way from Scotland to the coast of Chile at 37 degrees south latitude, and the earl and others found it across the South American continent. This latitude is far away from the Amazon rainforest, passing through the Andes, pampas grassland and Patagonia Plateau along the way.

/kloc-After Argentina, Chile and other countries became independent in the 20th century, more and more Europeans immigrated here and gradually occupied the land of Mapuche people. 1860, Foulier Antoine, a French lawyer who sympathized with the Mapuche people, helped them to establish the "Kingdom of Araucania and Patagonia" and became a king himself, trying to go to the international upstream as a European wanderer, but neither Argentina nor Chile officially recognized the regime, and King Mapuche was quickly supplemented and deported. The Mapuche people who have resisted for more than 300 years are in 65438+. Culture is a river, and history is a gorgeous flower, with a thousand readers and a thousand Ahamolet, and only one view.