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The full text begins with Gulliver's encounter with violence and introduces the theme of the story. Gulliver is divided into four parts, the most classic is Lilliputia, mainly understand that the king of Lilliputia is a stingy, selfish, treacherous, pedantic person, choose to dial ** by skipping rope game to lift, the most interesting is that when the palace is on fire, Gulliver has urine to extinguish, insulted the queen, so suffered slander, ostracized, and finally had to flee, after returning to China, there is a country of adults, the author wrote that Gulliver was regarded as a pet by the people of the country of adults, and Gulliver fled from the country of adults again because of loneliness, and the future authors have passed it by one stroke, no need to understand. The author's description of the characters, the characters are very vivid, and finally embody Gulliver's brave and honest character.

Gulliver's Travels mainly tells the story of the heroic struggle of the colonial people against the rulers, and the storyline of this book is vivid and interesting, so it can win the reputation of many readers.

Gulliver's Travels is mainly about a man who strayed into the land of adults and Lilliputians. This book is famous for its fantastical imagination, so it can attract many readers.

Mainly about the protagonist's experience of traveling around four countries, some of the descriptions in this book are very good, so it can win everyone's love.

The book is divided into 4 parts.

Volume I. It is written about Gulliver's encounter in Lilliputia, where Gulliver has a ratio of twelve to one in size, where the inhabitants are only 6 inches tall, and Gulliver is in the midst of his fortune like a "mountain of giants". At first he was tied up by the villains, but later, due to his meekness and promise to accept certain conditions, the Lilliputian king agreed to restore his freedom.

At this time, the country was being invaded by another Lilliputian (Blefscu), and Gulliver waded across the Channel to capture most of the ships of the enemy fleet, forcing the enemy to send an envoy to sue for peace. Despite Gulliver's great achievements, he later offended the king in several things, and the king decided to blind him in both eyes and starve him to death. When Gulliver heard the news, he fled to a neighboring country, repaired a small boat, and set sail home.

Volume II. Describe what happened to Gulliver in the kingdom of adults. In this volume, Gulliver is once again out to sea when he is caught in a storm and the ship is swept to a strange land.

This land is called Brobdingnag (Great Adult Country). The inhabitants are as tall as iron towers. As soon as Gulliver arrived, he suddenly became a dwarf from the "Giant Mountain", and in the kingdom of adults, he seemed to have become a Lili Mazaputt (Lilliputian) person, and the proportion was reversed, becoming one to twelve.

In front of the farmer of the kingdom of adults, Gulliver is the size of a mole and is taken home by the farmer as a plaything. In order to make money, the farmer took him to the town and let him play tricks for people to see. Later, he was bought by the queen and was able to get along with the king of the kingdom of adults.

Gradually, Gulliver's homesickness grew stronger, and during a tour of the border with the king, he pretended to be sick and went to the beach to breathe fresh air. When he slept in a small wooden box on the shore, a large eagle took the wooden box away. Later, the wooden box fell into the sea and was found by a passing ship, and Gulliver was rescued and finally returned to England.

Volume III. It is written that Feidao Chi quietly pretends to be a country. This volume is looser and more open, and Gulliver focuses on Lepita's travels, as well as Barni Babi.

Volume IV. Describes what Gulliver saw and heard in the land of Wise Horses ("Wisdom Country"). This is the most controversial part of history.

There, Gulliver was banished by the wise and rational Wise Horse, and returned to the land where he was born and raised, but now disgusted him, and spent the rest of his life angrily and helplessly with a gang of "wild beards".

Book 2: Describes Gulliver's experiences in the land of giants after he was shipwrecked again.

Book 3: Describes Gulliver's experiences on the island after being attacked by pirates during his voyage.

Book 4: Describes Gulliver's experiences in the Land of Chima.

Volume 1 Lilliputian Journey.

Volume II: The Travels of Brobding Naig.

Volume III: Lepita, Barni Babi, Ragnaig, Grad Cone, Travelogues to Japan.

Volume 4 Travels to the Kingdom of Hui Chu.

Introduction Jonathan Swift (1667-1745) was the most prominent English satirist of the 18th century. His satire is known for its vividness and thoughtfulness, as well as its versatility. His magnum opus, Gulliver's Travels, is divided into four volumes.

The first volume, "Lilliput's Travels," is revealed through Gulliver's travels"Lilliputia"The villains use all kinds of despicable means to fight openly and secretly, and to fight each other; Politicians divide parties based on heel heights, fighting over whether the egg opens from the big end or the small end. The author uses these fictional plots and fantasies to portray the British reality at that time, and to satirize the British ruling circles' struggle for power, partisan disputes, and aggressive policies under the pretext of religious differences. This article is on"Lilliputia"Let's talk about how Swift uses the trivial things of life to expose and satirize these ugly phenomena by exaggeration, contrast, rhetoric and subtlety.

A satirical classic of the master of satire.

Swift. Gulliver is a man of wit and courage, who is not afraid of power, has diplomatic skills, and has a sense of justice. (Full marks for correct answers to one of the points) (2 points).

The gnomes sarcastically mocked me for being short; threw me into a large silver bowl full of butterfat and nearly drowned me; Catch me and stuff me in my bones; Put flies under my nose and scare me. (As long as you answer any two of these points correctly) (4 points).

Test question analysis: The key to the common sense of famous works is the accumulation of the common sense of literature when the hail is accompanied by the oak, and the judgment point of the correctness and error of literary common sense is the author's name (character, number), title, life era, work title, genre, characters in the book, theme and style of the work next to the source, genre, etc. When doing the questions, pay attention to the key information points of "Lilliputia", "big and small countries", and review the plot.

(1) Yehu (transliteration words, Yahoo, Yehu, Yehu and other phonetic words can be).

2) "New Moon Collection".

3) Chekhov.