Synopsis of Gulliver s Travels, 100 words

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Born in Logingam, Rugerliver began his studies at the age of 14 at universities in England and the Netherlands, and later as a surgeon.

to work on the ship.

Once, the Antelope he was riding was unfortunately in Sumatra.

In distress, he drifted to the island of Lilliput. The islanders are only about six inches tall, and Gref was framed by the dwarfs in Lilliputian and came to meet the giants in the land of adults.

After many adventures, he came to the country of Feidao to meet many deformed people and warriors who pursued the truth, and went to the country of Hui to see the purity and kindness of horses and the ugliness of Yehu. Eventually, with the help of the horses of Hui Marriage, he finally returned to the human world.

**The Lilliputian scene depicted in Book 1 is the British Empire at the time.

The epitome. At that time, the Tories in Britain were in the country.

The perennial struggle with the Whigs and the war with foreign countries are in essence just politicians intriguing over some irrelevant aspects of the national economy and people's livelihood.

The second volume of the Great People's Republic expresses doubts and denials of the various institutions and political and religious measures of the United Kingdom through the king's sharp attack on the British electoral system, parliamentary system, and various political and religious measures that Gulliver is proud of.

In the third volume, the author points the irony at the English philosophers of the time, the scientists who are detached from reality and indulged in fantasy, the inventors of the absurd, and the critics and historians who turn black and white upside down.

**In the fourth volume, the author uses Gulliver's series of questions to expose the nature of the war, the hypocrisy of the law, and the shameful act of unscrupulous means to obtain the status of duke.

Throughout the entire plot of **, "Gulliver's Travels".

The political leaning is clear. Its critical edge focused on attacking parliamentary politics and reactionary religious forces in Britain at the time.

** Through Gulliver's adventures in Lilliput, Brobdingnag (Biggher), Lepita (Flying Island) and Huiqiu, it reflects some contradictions in British society in the first half of the 18th century, exposing and criticizing the corruption and crime of the British ruling class and British capitalism.

primitive accumulation in capitalism.

period of frenzied plundering and brutal exploitation.

When I opened Gulliver's Travels, I was immediately drawn to the catalogue in front of me: Lilliputians Adventures, Adult Adventures, 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. It's fun to bring Gulliver's adventures to life.

It's not so much "Gulliver's Travels" as "My Travels with Gulliver", because I was almost hooked when I read it, as if I were on an adventure with him. But I also admired his wit and courage from the bottom of my heart, and he always gave me the feeling of "adversity", which was the main reason why he set foot on his own land after going through hardships and dangers, so I insisted on learning this spirit from him, otherwise, if I encountered this kind of thing in the future, I might have already died!

This book is so good that I still haven't read enough after reading it several times, it's so interesting, and I love the book "Gulliver's Travels" very much. What do you think? After listening to my introduction, are you excited?

Then give this book a quick read! Remember, it's called Gulliver's Travels

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Gulliver's Wanderlust Chronicles is summarized in 100 words and briefly described as follows:

In the same year, surgeon Gulliver sailed with the Antelope to the South Pacific, unfortunately fell into distress on the way, escaped death, and drifted to Lilliput (Lilliputian), where he was tied up by the villain.

2. The Lilliputs used special cars to transport the huge Gulliver to the capital to present to the king. Gulliver's meekness gradually won the favor of the king and the people, and he gradually became familiar with the customs of Lilliputian.

3. At that time, another Lilliputian Empire, the ancient empire of Brephs, was preparing to invade the Lilliput Empire from the sea, and Gulliver waded through the strait and dragged 50 of the largest enemy ships back to the port of Lilliput, making a great contribution.

4. But Gulliver was unwilling to destroy the ancient empire of Greves, and the emperor was very unhappy and prepared to get rid of Gulliver.

5. When Gulliver heard the news, he quickly fled to the ancient empire of Brefs, and later returned to England safely.

**Divided into four volumes:

The first book deals with 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 it 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.

The second book describes Gulliver's experiences 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 (kingdom of the Lord).

The inhabitants are as tall as iron towers. As soon as Gulliver arrived, he suddenly became a dwarf from the "Giant's Mountain", and in the kingdom of adults, he seemed to have become a Lilliput (Lilliputian), 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.

The third volume is written about the flying island country. This volume is looser and more open, and it is written about Gulliver's travels in Lepita (Flying Island), and also covers the travels of Barni Babi, Ragneg, Grad Cone, and Japan.

Book 4 describes what Gulliver saw and heard in the land of Wise Horses. 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".