Can the girls of Robin Crusoe not watch it

Why not? Can't boys be able to girls?

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Analysis: No, it was Defoe based on the experience of a post-war veteran on a desert island**. **Fake, of course!

In Britain, literature began with poetry and drama, and it was not until 1719 that "Robinson Crusoe" came out, and Britain had the first real **, and its author Defoe was thus awarded the title of "the father of England and Europe". - It can be seen that the literary status of "Robinson Crusoe" is extraordinary!

Robinson was a legend during the British colonial period. When he was young, he was not satisfied with the idle and ordinary life, and left home to go on adventures overseas, and suffered a lot in his life. He tragically served as a captive of the Moors in South America; He ran a plantation in Brazil dismally; Later, he went to Africa to "pursue his dream", but unfortunately suffered a shipwreck and was stranded alone on a deserted island that was inaccessible for 28 years!

On the desert island, he survived tenaciously with his own hands, perseverance and wisdom; He learned to make tools, domesticate goats, live in a house that he had built himself, and eat homemade bread; From limb infiltration fishing and hunting to animal husbandry and farming, he is almost omnipotent in the struggle against fate and nature! Finally, 28 years later, he was "rescued" and ...... on a ship back to England

Robinson is the embodiment of the adventures of the emerging bourgeoisie in the embryonic years of capitalism, and his stories are adapted to the needs of the adventurous enterprise of the rising bourgeoisie. In search of new land, new raw materials**, new markets, the new bourgeoisie needed the courage to open up and the perseverance to overcome difficulties and obstacles to support their unprecedented maritime adventures and explorations of the New World. Therefore, I summarize such a literary model as "the hero of the period of primitive accumulation of capital".

It has been more than 270 years since Robinson Crusoe was published, and it has been widely circulated in countries around the world, and its charm has endured. I think a very important reason why this ** is so charming is that it expresses a unique view of the tribulations of life through Robinson's experience. - Each of us can encounter tribulations, so its insights into the tribulations of life often move every reader, and they are recognized and resonated with to varying degrees.

The author not only gives a gripping description of Robinson's adventures and tribulations, but more importantly, as a writer with a typical consciousness of the emerging bourgeoisie, the author raises people's diligence, wisdom, bravery, perseverance and creative talent to an unprecedented height in his works. He was convinced that human beings, as the primates of all things, had the power to overcome bad luck, conquer nature, and ultimately obtain what he hoped to demand from life.

Although the times are different today, Robinson's perseverance, tenacity, and enterprising spirit as a pioneer image have eternal attraction for human beings who are constantly forging ahead.

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Robinson Crusoe tells the story of an Englishman named Robinson in the 17th century, who was in distress during navigation and fell alone on a deserted island. In order to overcome death, he relied on what little means of production and subsistence were left of the wrecked ship, and waged a stubborn struggle against nature.

Everything he did had to encounter great difficulties, but he withstood the test of failure, and with hard work, he succeeded in building a house on a desert island, cultivating farmland, and building a sheepfold, which changed the appearance of the desert island and changed his life. After 28 years of lonely life, he finally escaped danger and returned to his hometown.

There is such a Scottish sailor in reality as Alexander Selkirk, but the whole Robinson Crusoe is fictional.

This ** was created by Defoe inspired by a true story of the time. In September 1704, a Scottish sailor named Alexander Selkirk had a quarrel with the captain and was abandoned by the captain for four years and four months on the island of Ann Fernand, 400 miles from Chile, before being rescued by Captain Woodes Rogers, who had become a savage when he was rescued back to England. The famous British writer Defoe took the legendary story of Selkirk as the blueprint, poured his own maritime experience and experience over the years into the characters, and made full use of his rich imagination for literary processing, making "Robinson" a hero in the minds of the petty bourgeoisie at that time, and the first idealized image of the emerging bourgeoisie in Western literature.

He showed a strong bourgeois enterprising spirit and enlightenment consciousness. Selkirk did not do anything to celebrate on the desert island, and both he and Robinson were said to have hunted goats and dressed in sheepskins, and were harassed by cats; They also domesticated goats and cats, and took time to pray to God. But Robinson didn't draw on Selkirk's experience in other ways.

One day in 1704, an English freighter was sailing at sea, and the captain was a veteran sailor, but he was arbitrary and could not listen to any dissenting opinions. And the deputy captain Shelclegg was a self-righteous man, they often quarreled over some trivial things, and did not give in to each other, when the ship sailed to anchor near an archipelago not far from Chile, the contradiction between the two people had reached the level of incompatibility, and Shelclegg angrily yelled at the captain: "Who cares about your stinky ship, I would rather go ashore than be angry with you all day long!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the enraged captain immediately invited him ashore. Covered in water, Shelkleg had no choice but to sail a dinghy to a desert island, where he was rescued after more than four years of living as a wild man. This event became a big news sensation in the world at the time.

Daniel Defoe used this as material to write Robinson Crusoe, a world famous book.

Yes, there was a prototype, but Defoe exaggerated it.

Robinson Crusoe is based on a true story. A man named Alexander Selbuck was banished to a desert island very similar to the one where Robinson lived, where he lived alone for several years before being rescued. The author saw this news in the newspaper and inspired him to write this **.

Of course, Defoe demonstrates his masterful and vivid imagination and fictional abilities in this work.

The book is based on a true story:

In September 1704, a Scottish sailor named Alexander Selcock was abandoned on the island of Ann Fernand in the Atlantic Ocean of South America after a quarrel with the captain at sea, and was a savage when he was rescued back to England four years later. Selcok didn't do much to celebrate on the desert island, but Defoe's Robinson was a complete newcomer. Based on the legendary story of Selcock, the famous British writer Defoe, poured his own maritime experience and experience over the years into the characters, and made full use of his rich imagination for literary processing, making "Robinson" a heroic figure in the minds of the petty bourgeoisie at that time.

It is the first idealized image of the emerging bourgeoisie in Western literature. He showed a strong bourgeois enterprising spirit and enlightenment consciousness. Written around 1719, the author created this witty, elegant and popular biography for all ages** when the author was almost 60 years old, earning himself the reputation of "the father of England and Europe".

Aside from the Bible, Robinson Crusoe is the most published book. The book is known as the first full-length novel in the history of English literature, and has become an immortal masterpiece in the treasure house of world literature. The storyline of the book is fascinating, the narrative language is easy to understand, and it is a good work that can be appreciated by both the elegant and the vulgar.

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Robinson Crusoe is the masterpiece of the famous British writer Defoe in the 18th century, and it is also the first book in the history of British and even the entire European literature in the true sense of the word.

It is a world famous book!

A work by the English writer Defoe.