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I've loved reading since I was a kid and I've read a lot of books, but ever since I read Robinson Crusoe, I've been fascinated by Robinson's wisdom and his amazing perseverance.

The book tells the story of a young man named Robinson, who is tired of his ordinary life and finally decides one day to travel the world. In 1659, he boarded a ship bound for Africa, but was caught in a terrible storm and drifted adrift on a desert island.

On this desert island, he relied on his wisdom to make his own bread, raisins and other food, so that he could live a life of abundant food and clothing, and also domesticated many goats, and bravely rescued a wild man, named "Friday". In the end, with his ideals and beliefs, he miraculously returned to England.

After reading this book, I was deeply touched by the fact that a very ordinary person could survive for twenty-eight years in a deserted and uninhabited environment, with only a few guns and a few clear rice, wheat, and even shoes.

He once used to make a food out of simple leaves, water, and a small amount of food when he had a high fever without medicine. He was weak in his limbs for several days. But he insisted on his beliefs, and finally defeated the disease, and he bravely did some things that seemed difficult to do.

This book was so powerful to me that it also allowed me to catch goats with Robinson and fight ...... savages. It brings me a sense of authenticity and presence, and makes me feel that being a human being should have the spirit of courage and self-reliance.

I must learn from Robinson, apply this spirit to my studies, and be a good student with both morality and learning.

Reading "Robinson Crusoe" has feelings.

Robinson Crusoe is a novel written by English writer Daniel Defoe. The story tells the story of a man named Robinson who was sailing out to sea, encountered a strong wind on the way, and all the people on board died, but he survived and drifted to a desert island. He spent 28 years creating a living home for himself with his hard-working hands, and overcame all kinds of difficulties with his courage and perseverance.

After reading it, I felt how small I was compared to Robinson! Living on a deserted island was difficult enough, but Robinson was always on the lookout for wild men attacking him. Without a sense of self-preservation, it would be difficult for us to return to England unharmed after 28 years on the island, like Robinson.

It can be seen how important the awareness of self-protection is for people!

General Napoleon once said: "There are not enough people to rely on, and you can only survive on your own." In the same way, if we rely too much on our friends and parents for everything, we will not be able to adapt to all of this when we have to live on our own.

But on the other hand, if we usually live independently on our own, then we can face some unexpected things independently and solve them with a calm and heavy attitude.

We are living in an era where we may not be like Robinson and drifting to a desert island, but our lives are not always smooth sailing, and sometimes we may encounter some dangerous things. But only if we know how to take the right measures, we will escape from danger.

What 600 words, you are obviously twice, no wonder you read it so long.

Everything in the world is the most precious if it is only useful. Whatever you have accumulated, you should give it to others. The most we can enjoy is what we can use, and more is useless.

It is useless for a person to just sit in a daze, dreaming about what he cannot get.

I have learned to look more at the bright side of my life and less at the dark side of my life. Think more about what you have been enjoyed, and less about what you lack. This attitude comforts me from the bottom of my heart.

We always feel that we are not satisfied with what we are lacking because we lack gratitude for what we have already received.

In different environments, how can people's feelings be fickle! What we love today is often what we hate tomorrow; What we pursue today is often what we run away from tomorrow; What we hope for today is often what we fear tomorrow, and we may even be terrified.

How ridiculous are the decisions made by people in fear! All the means that reason offers them to protect themselves, once fear prevails, they don't know how to use them!

Waiting for a catastrophe is more painful than the tribulation itself, especially when you have to sit back and wait for it to come, and you can't escape the fear of being scared.

"Robinson Crusoe" after reading.

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