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Gulliver's Travels Book 2 Chapter Synopsis: Gulliver was a behemoth in the minds of the Lilliputs, but when he arrived at Brobdingnaig, he was as small as a weasel in the field. Gulliver was packed into a suitcase as a trinket and taken to the towns for performances and exhibitions.

Later, the king summoned him, and he made a generous statement, boasting of the greatness of his country, the wisdom of politics, and the justice of the law, but he was all attacked and refuted by the king's brother.

In his third year in the country, Gulliver accompanied the king on his tour of the frontier. Homesick, he pretended to be sick and came to the beach to get some fresh air. The eagle in the sky mistakenly took the box he was living in for a turtle and took it in his mouth.

Several eagles fought in the air, and the box fell into the sea and was found by a passing ship, and after Gulliver was rescued, he returned to England by boat.

Gulliver went to the Lagdor Academy of Sciences, and the so-called "greatness" was actually to study some useless, unrealistic, and absurd experiments, and the stupid, crazy, and boring faces of the scientists made Gulliver feel disgusted. The people there are almost inhumane and withered people, with no life in their eyes, no conscience, only meaningless experiments and studies to fill the emptiness in their hearts.

In a country where science and technology have fallen into decline, there are always those who have rotten minds and do not consider the consequences to govern, and the people and members of the royal family do not persuade and stop them, but only let them deteriorate. Therefore, the fundamental cause of backwardness is the corruption of a country's politics and system.

Okay, here's what I thought about Chapter 5 of Gulliver's Travels Part II:

This chapter tells the story of Gulliver's time in the land of Wisdom. In this realm, horses are intelligent and rational animals, while humans are described as inferior, savage, impudent, and hypocritical. This chapter expresses the author's dissatisfaction and criticism of human society by describing the social system, educational methods, and political system of Huiqiu.

First of all, I was deeply impressed by the social system of Huiqiuguo. In this country, horses are intelligent and rational, so they are endowed with high status and power. Humans are seen as inferior, disrespectful, and hypocritical, and the omen is therefore not trusted.

In the kingdom of Huiqiu, humans were treated as slaves and forced to perform coolies and menial jobs. This depiction of the social system made me deeply feel the author's dissatisfaction and criticism of human society.

Secondly, I was also inspired by the way of education in Hui Chun Guo. In the land of Hui Qiu, horses gain knowledge and wisdom through learning and thinking. Human beings, on the other hand, are deprived of their right to education and culture and are forced to work in menial jobs.

The depiction of this kind of education made me deeply realize the importance of education and culture, and also made me reflect on the problems of education in the real society.

Finally, I was also deeply struck by the political system of the Wisdom Kingdom. In the Wisdom Kingdom, Ma formulates policies and laws through rational thinking and discussion of ruined numbers, and there is no form of corruption and hypocrisy. In the real world, political decision-making is often influenced by interests and power, resulting in many unjust and unreasonable decisions.

This depiction of the political system made me deeply realize the importance of rational thinking and fair decision-making.

In general, this chapter expresses the author's dissatisfaction and criticism of human society by describing the social system, educational methods, and political system of Huiqiu. At the same time, it also made me deeply aware of the importance of education and culture, as well as the importance of rational thinking and fair decision-making. I believe that the content of this chapter has important implications for our thinking and action in real life.

Sock Destruction Gulliver has experienced several dangerous things, and because his body is so short and short, it is ridiculous and troublesome. Gulliver is injured by the queen's dwarf with an apple, but it was Gulliver who started the matter first, so he asks for forgiveness for the gnome. Gulliver is hit on the lawn by a sudden hailstorm.

In an even more dangerous matter, Gulliver was held in the mouth by a white long-haired puppy raised by the gardener, glad that the dog was trained. The queen ordered Gulliver to build a boat and let him show her sailing skills. Gulliver's teacher has a nephew, and her nephew invites Gulliver and the babysitter to watch the punishment.

Gulliver's family was poor, and his academic burden was heavy, so he chose to study medicine as an apprentice, and firmly believed that he could go far away to travel to Qingxian. So he met Tsz and became a surgeon on the ship, married a wife and had children. Later, he followed the "Antelope" to the sea.

In the early summer, when the wind was very strong, the ship hit the reef and sank, only Gulliver survived, and swam for a long time before he got to an island, because he was too weak to sleep until dawn, and when he woke up, he found many villains around him, and he was also tied tightly. They were different sizes and language from Gulliver, but the villains still let Gulliver live in an ancient temple and provide him with food, clothing, shelter and transportation. Since then, Gulliver has become a "giant" in the eyes of a villain, causing quite a stir.