& lt Robinson Crusoe; A small problem

Robinson Crusoe is a novel with Robinson Crusoe as the protagonist by Defoe, an English writer. Robinson drifted to a desert island because of the storm on the boat. He overcame all kinds of difficulties on a desert island and lived for more than twenty years.

This novel is an adventure novel, which mainly tells Robinson's difficult and thrilling experience on the island. Robinson encountered not ordinary difficulties, but life-and-death difficulties, thrilling and full of "risks."

The novel presents us with a desert island with no name, no one to live in and rocks and weeds everywhere. Robinson is lonely and helpless, facing severe survival problems. What kind of will and creativity is needed to survive in such a harsh environment!

Living on a desert island and facing the fear of being slaughtered by savages is also very thrilling. Finding the footprints of the savage, "fear" and "uneasy mood" do not mean that Robinson is timid, but highlight the horror of being slaughtered by the savage.

Robinson's efforts to survive on a desert island are nothing more than solving the four basic problems of food, shelter, safety and loneliness. On an isolated and uninhabited island, it is undoubtedly an extremely severe challenge for a person to solve these four problems. Robinson is fearless in the face of difficulties and tries to use everything around him to actively improve his living environment. This kind of courage and experience of survival is a good inspiration for people in modern society with increasingly fierce competition for survival.