Robinson Crusoe highlights appreciation 600 words

Throughout the day, I was devastated by my miserable circumstances. I 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, full of savages, or starved to death due to lack of food. When night came, I slept on a tree for fear of being eaten by wild beasts.

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

On October 1, I woke up in the morning to see that the big ship had risen with the high tide and had washed far offshore. This was a big surprise to me. To my relief, the ship was still standing upright, not shattered by the waves.

I thought that when the wind and waves subsided, I could go up and get some food and daily necessities to help the emergency. But the thought of those separated companions makes me feel sad. I think that if we had stayed on the big ship at that time, we might have been able to keep the big ship, or at least not drown.

If our friends don't die, we can make a small boat out of the remnants of the big boat, and we can take the small boat and row elsewhere. For most of the day, I was haunted by these thoughts. Later, seeing that the boat had not entered much water, I walked to the beach closest to the boat and swam on the water.

It rained all the time, but there was no wind.

From the 1st to the 24th of October I got on board for several days, took everything I could move, and brought ashore in rafts at high tide. There has been a lot of rain these days, and sometimes it stops and goes. It depends on the rainy season.

On October 20, the wooden raft overturned, and the goods on it also overturned into the water, but the water where the wooden raft overturned was very shallow, and the things were very heavy, so they were not washed away. When the tide receded, I still managed to get a lot of things back.

October 25 It rained for a day and a night, and there were gusts of wind. The wind blew more and more fiercely, and finally the big ship was shattered. Fragments of the big ship can be seen at low tide, but the big ship no longer exists.

Throughout the day, I put away and covered the things I brought back from the boat to prevent them from being damaged by the rain.

Reading Defoe's Robinson Crusoe reminds me of a saying: knowledge is power. Robinson was able to survive alone on a deserted island for twenty-eight years because of his wisdom and labor

If he doesn't work, then he can only be eaten by cannibals; If he had no knowledge, he would have died on a desert island.

Robinson used his own hands to pitch tents, dig caves, and build walls in the wilderness to build a safe and sturdy "castle" for himself from cannibals. If you have a place to live, you have to have something to eat. Although there is a lot of food brought down from the ship, it is indeed limited, and if you do not support yourself, you will be empty.

So Robinson began to grow his own crops and raise livestock in captivity. The weather on the desert island was unpredictable, and Robinson fell ill in his first year on the desert island, and he was very ill and groggy all day long. This is the example of a Brazilian who eats tobacco leaves without taking medicine for any disease, and succeeded in saving his own life.

After reading Robinson Crusoe, I felt that human wisdom is endless. With wisdom and labor, it is not difficult to live on a desert island for twenty-eight years.

Robinson Crusoe", a huge book that amazes human ingenuity and industriousness, and makes people marvel at the beauty of life.

2 "Robinson Crusoe" is a film created by Daniel Defoe, the "father of Europe", in his later years. His portrayal of Robinson is a representative of the emerging bourgeoisie, an idealized hero. Not only did he endow Robinson with all the good qualities of human beings, such as bravery, strength, wisdom, and a love of labor, but he also gave him the practical spirit, religious beliefs, and rigor of an "ideal" bourgeoisie.

The author uses realistic details to write fictional scenes that make people feel like they are there, so that the story has a strong sense of realism. After reading this **, I was not only amazed by the author's unique writing technique and rich imagination, but also admired Robinson's character in the rough and difficult experience. I deeply realized that Robinson's rich and colorful experience is inseparable from his practical spirit and strong character.

And I lack that spirit and character. I have long been accustomed to the excellent conditions that my parents have created for me. Like the flowers in the greenhouse, if you don't experience wind and rain, you haven't loved the grind of life, and you can't appreciate the hard-won happiness of life.

Settle for the status quo all day long, do not want to forge ahead, only talk about ideals, and lack a serious and solid spirit of struggle. In my studies, I often encountered some difficulties, but these difficulties were nothing compared to the difficulties and dangers that Robinson encountered when he lived alone on a desert island. He can do miracles with his hands, so why can't I muster up the courage to overcome difficulties?

After reading the legendary life of an adventurous hero, I was deeply struck by the tenacious fighting spirit and indomitable soul of a hero. So from now on, I should be strong, courageous, and have a positive attitude towards a better life.

1.When you start doing something, it would be foolish not to calculate in advance how much it will cost, if not to make a correct estimate of your own strength in advance.

2.I often sit down to eat with gratitude, admiring God's good life for the abundance he has given me in the wilderness. I have learned to pay attention to the bright side of my situation and less to the dark side of it; Think more about what I enjoy and less about what I lack.

This attitude sometimes gives me a heartfelt comfort that I cannot put into words. ......I think that our dissatisfaction with what we need is due to a lack of gratitude for what we have gotten.

3.……It can be seen that we ordinary people cannot understand the benefits of the original environment unless we see a worse environment with our own eyes. If you have to fall to the point of exhaustion, you don't know how to value what you originally enjoyed.

4.I've been adrift at sea for so many days, and it's enough to rest quietly for a few days and reminisce about the dangers of the past.

5.It is more painful for a person to expect misfortune all the time than to encounter it, especially when a person cannot get rid of this expectation, this feeling of fear.

6.In human feelings, there is often a hidden motive force, which, once attracted by some visible goal, and a misfortune to some invisible but imaginary goal, pushes our soul towards that goal with a courageous force, and if we fail to reach it, it will make us miserable.

7.A common problem among ordinary people is that they are often dissatisfied with the living conditions that God and nature have arranged for them. It seems to me that at least half of their suffering is caused by this common disease.

8.It is a great thing that the Creator has confined human knowledge and knowledge to a narrow range when he rules over mankind.

These are the reading notes I took from reading this book. Mostly appears in the second half of the book. That is, the story of Robinson after he arrived on a desert island. Most of the above are his feelings. In fact, there are a lot of good sentences in the first part of the book, but I didn't take them off at the beginning.

Personally, I thought it was a good book. It teaches people to gain a courage to move forward in life.

It's all me calling, I hope it helps you!

There are still many things that need to be done to ensure that I survive on this island. I did as many things as I could, one after the other. But my efforts have not always been handed over to good fortune.

The first time I planted the seeds of barley and rice, half of these precious stocks were wasted because they were not planted at the right time. I toiled for months digging several cellars to store fresh water. It took forty-two days to chop a large tree into my first long plank.

I worked hard for weeks to make a mortar for pounding wheat, but I ended up hollowing out a large piece of wood. It took me five months to cut down a large fir tree, chop and sharpen it, and make it a decent canoe to escape from the island, but I had to abandon it because I couldn't get it out into the sea. However, each failure taught me something I didn't know before.