The main content of Robinson Crusoe

Robinson is an Englishman who loves adventure and travel. The conditions in his family were still very good, and he spent his childhood in peace and happiness. His parents wanted him to study law and get a stable job like a lawyer. But as a traveler, he had no interest in anything other than sailing and adventure. His parents enlightened him and talked to him thoughtfully, but they did not change his mind at all.

He went after all. On his first voyage, he encountered a big storm, but he survived by luck. Went sailing again. This time I went to do business, made money, and learned navigation knowledge. He went sailing again, but the ship ran aground and everyone on the ship died. Only he escaped to a desert island. But it's scary. There is no human habitation on the island, maybe no one has been there before. He can only work on his own. He unloaded all the useful things from the ship, including gunpowder, bullets, bread, liqueur, bedding, clothes, hammocks, small tools, and a pile of gold and silver coins. Began a life of self-reliance. They had to hunt and make tools, and later learned to dry raisins, grow crops, and make bread. Fortunately, there is fresh water on the island, birds, goats, and occasionally wild cats, turtles and other animals.

Once, he got sick, which seemed to be quite serious. He chewed tobacco leaves, soaked the tobacco leaves in rum wine, and drank a little every day. I read the Bible every day and my disease is cured. Thank God!

Some savages came to the island and brought a group of people with them to feast on human flesh. Robinson saved a black man. Because it was Friday who saved him, Robinson called him "Friday" and taught him to speak "Master" in English. He told him that he knew that it represented Robinson. Later, "Friday" became Robinson's good slave and partner.

Soon after, a British ship docked. The sailors made trouble and abandoned the captain and three other people on the island. Robinson and "Friday" recaptured the ship for the captain, leaving the sailors on the island. At this time, Robinson had been away from home for 35 years.

He returned to England, got married, and had three children. His wife died. He went to sea to do business. He passed by the island and saw that people had settled down. He brought new immigrants with him and was satisfied. Left the island.

This is written in the form of an autobiography by the British writer Fodi Daniel. It describes the legendary story of the protagonist drifting on the island, overcoming difficulties, and starting a business with hard work. The novel is written realistically and naturally, and is full of legendary color. The protagonist grows crops and builds wooden houses on an isolated island, and endures numerous hardships to survive. However, his eagerness to return to the human world made him obsessively think about how to get out of this ghost place. However, he failed. Finally, in 1868, he returned to England after 28 years of absence. Looking at Robinson's experience, I can imagine the hardships of his life on an isolated island and experience his indomitable spirit of adventure, which rekindled my love for life.

Life is like a painting. Some people paint the vitality of spring, the shade of summer, the harvest of autumn, and the hope of winter. But some people paint the loneliness of spring. The anxiety of summer, the desolation of autumn, the sadness of winter. The color of the painting all depends on the painter's attitude towards life. Robinson's constant pursuit of life and yearning for communication all stem from his incomparable love for life. The spirit of loving and advocating.

Nowadays, our lives are so rich and colorful. Do we cherish it? Some people even commit suicide. What a foolish move. Think of Robinson Crusoe, who lived in order to survive. , return to normal society, and have been working hard unremittingly. As for those people, I don’t know what they have realized. There are thousands of difficulties in life, but there are also many, many We should dig out and experience the splendor and happiness, and then we will get more.

I admire my life, even though it is very ordinary. I love life, and I want to use my clumsy pen Go draw and draw the most beautiful picture of life!