Imagine how Robinson wrote his essay on the process of moving?

In this essay we can imagine how difficult it was for Robinson to move alone, and thus describe the fatigue of moving and the methods he used to make the move.

On April 20th, I took all my belongings and had just caught a fish from under the third tree on the left to the bottom of the fourth tree on the left.

Robinson was a brave and determined man who lived on an isolated island for many years. Now, he has decided that he wants to leave the island and start a new life. Here's how he imagined and described his moving process:

I began to organize my orange imitation items, dividing them into piles: essentials, optional items, and useless items. I thoughtfully put everything into the box and wrote a label on each box to make it easier to carry and organize.

When I loaded everything onto the ship, I sailed out of the island. After many days at sea, I came to a beautiful new land and found the environment perfect for survival. So, I started building my new home here.

I docked the ship and began to unload all the boxes from the round and slim ship. Then, I started assembling my new home. I started by setting up some simple tents so that I could have a safe place to rest at night.

Next, I started building freshwater wells and storage rooms, and built simple facilities such as stake beds and kitchenettes.

The whole moving process was hard, but it was a new start for me. I have left the island and entered a new phase of my life, and I am excited to look forward to the possibilities that lie ahead.

Writing ideas: You can describe in detail the process of Robinson's moving, such as no house, no clothes, no **, and no place to escape, Robinson got on the boat for days and moved everything Robinson could move, Robinson set up a tent at the bottom of the hill, Robinson slept in the tent, etc.

Text: On September 30, 1659, poor and unfortunate Robinson Croso, in a terrible storm, was shipwrecked in the sea and stranded on this desolate island. Let's call this island the Island of Despair.

All his shipmates died in the belly of the fish, but Robinson died nine times.

Throughout the day, Robinson was devastated by his bleak situation. Robinson had no food, no house, no clothes, no **, no place to escape, no hope of being rescued, only a dead end, either devoured by wild beasts, fed by savages, or starved to death due to lack of food. When night fell, I slept on a tree for fear of being eaten by wild beasts.

Even though it had rained all night, I slept soundly.

When I woke up early in the morning of October 1, I saw that the big ship had risen with the high tide and had washed very close to the shore. This was a big surprise to me. To Robinson's relief, the ship was still standing upright, unbroken by the waves.

Robinson thought that when the wind and waves subsided, he could go up and get some food and groceries to help the emergency.

But the thought of his lost companions saddened Robinson. Robinson thought that if he had stayed on the ship, he might have been able to keep it, or at least not drown. If the companions don't die, they can use the remnants of the wood from the big boat to build a small boat, which can be rowed elsewhere.

For most of the day, I was haunted by these thoughts. Later, seeing that there was not much water in the boat, Robinson walked to the nearest boat. Beach, swim on the boat. It rained non-stop that day, but there was no wind.

From October 1 to 24, Robinson boarded the ship for several days, moved everything that Robinson could move, and brought ashore in wooden rafts at high tide. There is a lot of rain these days, and sometimes it stops and goes. It seems that it is the rainy season here.

On October 20, the raft overturned, and the goods on it were also overturned into the water, but the water where the raft toppled was very shallow, and the things were heavy, so they were not washed away. As soon as the tide receded, Robinson still fished back a lot of things.

Robinson toiled and moved his entire cargo to his new residence, although it sometimes rained heavily. Robinson set up a tent at the bottom of the hill, which Robinson made as large as he could, and put a few wooden stakes in it to hang the hammocks, and Robinson slept in the tent for the first night.

If you want to write an imaginative essay on this theme, you must give full play to your association and imagination according to the theme, better draw the story, and then add your own experience and feelings to make the content of the essay clear.

In the process of Robinson's move, he removed the lock from the seed, and moved it to a very secluded place with Friday, and at the same time set up a certain amount of something in front of him.

The person I admire the most is Robinson because he is a smart, witty man with a lot of perseverance.

He survived on a desert island alone for 28 years, not only making rafts to bring the objects from the sunken ship, cloth for making sails, guns, gunpowder, water, wine and clothes to the island, but also building a house for himself. Later, he began to grow barley and rice, and also learned to make bread and domesticate goats for food. What's even more amazing is that he actually raised a parrot and trained her to speak!

Years later, he rescued a captive named "Friday". "Friday" became his faithful servant and friend. After a few more years, they found a British ship and finally got the chance to go home.

I like Robinson very much, and in my mind's eye, Robinson wears a sheepskin hat, a sailor's suit, a machete pinned to his waist, a barrel of gunpowder on his back, and a well-loaded shotgun......He was an adventurer, an engineer, a man who was good at creating and discovering.

I love what Defoe once said: The fear of danger is ten thousand times more terrible than the danger itself. In fact, it is also true that a person with a fearless and adventurous enterprising spirit can become a successful person, a hero, even in a bad environment.

From Robinson, I know that any difficulties are not terrible, as long as we are strong and dare to try, we can get a better tomorrow!