Reading Gulliver s Travels taught me something

What I learned was to grow and have a clearer understanding of the world. In Lilliputia, restraint was learned; In the kingdom of adults, I realized my own insignificance; In Equestria, I learned to be pure and natural.

Su Qin is piercing. Su Qin, the word Jizi, a famous columnist during the Warring States Period, had great ambitions when he was young, and studied with Guiguzi for many years. In order to gain fame, he sold his property, bought a gorgeous outfit, and went to Qin to lobby King Qin Hui, wanting to help Qin unify the world with the technique of Lianheng, but he was not killed.

Because he had been in Qin for too long, he had to return home in rags. When his relatives saw him so down, they were very cold to him. Su Qin was ashamed, and he was determined to study hard, so he took out the book "Yin Fu" given to him by his master and read it day and night.

When he was studying, he prepared an awl, and as soon as he dozed off, he stabbed himself in the thigh with the awl, forcing himself to wake up and concentrate on reading.

Sun Jing hangs the beam. Sun Jing went to Luoyang Taixue to study, read from morning to night every day, and often forgot to sleep and eat. After a long time, he will be so tired that he dozes off, so he found a rope, one end tied to the beam, the other end tied to the hair, when he reads and naps, the head is lowered, the rope will pull the hair, make the scalp hurt, people will naturally not fall asleep, so that they can continue to study and study.

From then on, he used this method every night when he was reading, and later became a generation of Confucians.

Later generations collectively referred to these two stories as "hanging beams and thorns" to encourage people to read hard.

It can tell us what the society was like at that time. Every country that the protagonist goes to reflects the corruption and squalor of society. It's a good **, and it's a movie.

**With spicy irony and humor, bizarre imagination and exaggeration, it describes Gulliver, who loves sailing adventures, travels the world and experiences thrilling and interesting adventures.

I was deeply attracted by the bizarre stories of the kingdom of adults and the kingdom of Lilliputians in the travelogue, but the story that impressed me the most was the story of Gulliver's voyage to North America in 1710, where he met the king of Huiyin on a desert island and met the king of Huiin, who had the virtues of kindness and honesty. There are no words for "lying" and "deceiving" in the language of Hui Yinguo, and people do not understand what they mean. They don't know what "doubt" is and what "distrust" is.

In their kingdom, everything is real and transparent.

I envy Gulliver for having the privilege of coming to the land of Huiyin, ** is the ideal situation we pursue and aspire to, where you don't need to worry about the truth or falsehood of other people's words. In the real society, some people use rhetoric to defraud others of their blood and sweat money; child abduction and trafficking for profit; Some even abandon their biological parents for the sake of money......It is no wonder that our teachers and elders have taught us to be vigilant and be careful of being deceived since we were young.

I also hope that one day our society will be like Hui Yinguo, where there will be no doubt in the eyes of children, and education and present faith will be the same. I am willing to work hard for this, and I also hope that everyone will work together, starting from me and from my side, so that this society will be more sincere and less hypocritical.

When I opened Gulliver's Travels, I was immediately drawn to the catalogue in front of me: Lilliputian Adventures, Adult Adventures, and Flying Nations, ......These words seem to have been cast by the author, and as soon as I saw this, I wanted to look down quickly, and I wanted to quickly understand how there could be a Lilliputian country and an adult country, and how the country could fly. With these questions in mind, I read the first chapter carefully.

This book tells the story of Gulliver, who sails with a ship as a sea doctor, and then encounters a storm and ventures alone in some magical countries, and finally returns to his own country. The plot is twisty, subtle, and humorous.

Through Gulliver's adventures in Lilliput, Brobdingnag, Lepita and Whein, it reflects some contradictions in British society in the first half of the eighteenth century, exposing and criticizing the corruption and crime of the British ruling class, and the frenzied plundering and cruel exploitation of the British bourgeoisie during the period of primitive capitalist accumulation.

The first level points out that man is essentially a very small, vile, and incompetent animal, unable to resist the bad weather and fierce beasts; The other animals, in terms of strength, speed, foresight, and industriousness, each have their own strengths, and they are far superior to humans.

In depth, it reflects some contradictions in British society in the first half of the eighteenth century, exposing and criticizing the corruption and crimes of the British ruling class, and the primitive accumulation of capitalism by the British bourgeoisie.