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You choose the one Robinson and the one that lives on Week 5.

Let's say that he died a week, and if it hadn't been for week 5, maybe Robinson wouldn't have lived to be now.

How, how.

Robinson returned to civilization after 28 years of living on a desert island.

Born into a family of merchants, Robinson was not willing to live a mediocre life like his father, and longed for an overseas life full of adventures and challenges, so he resolutely gave up his comfortable life and sailed away from home to realize his dream of traveling the world, but every time he experienced hardships and dangers. Once, when a storm overturned the ship, Robinson was left alone by the waves on a deserted island, where he spent 28 years in solitude.

Daniel Defoe, author of Robinson Crusoe, is an English writer. The founder of the richness of realism in the British Enlightenment period, he is known as the "father of the world", the "father of the British newspaper" and the "father of the British newspaper" in Europe"Wait.

His works are highly readable. Protestant William III. In his masterpiece "Robinson Crusoe", the optimistic and brave Robinson overcame difficulties through hard work, wisdom and courage, showing the social atmosphere of pursuing adventure and advocating personal struggle at that time.

The most appealing thing is Robinson's character. He dared to take risks and pursue a free, unfettered life. Even if you are on a desert island, you will never be discouraged.

On a deserted island lacking the most basic living conditions, he overcame many unimaginable difficulties and survived with amazing perseverance. There was no house, he built it himself; Without food, he tried hunting, growing grain, domesticating goats, and drying raisins. He also fumbled around making tables and chairs, making pottery, and making bread ...... out of scarves

In his 24th year on the island, he also rescued a wild man and named him "Friday". Under his education, "Friday" became a faithful servant. In this way, Robinson established his own material and spiritual "kingdom" on a desert island. Facing life's dilemmas.

Robinson's actions showed the resolute character and heroic nature of a tough guy, and embodied the creative and pioneering spirit of the rising bourgeoisie. Therefore, as soon as it was published, it was warmly welcomed by the people. Now, in the West, "Robinson" has become synonymous with adventurers and heroes in the hearts of millions of readers.

A man who was shipwrecked on a desert island has 26 years of survival experience in the wild.

Robinson's series of miracles after being exiled on a desert island.

It is said that he went out for an hour, encountered shipwrecks in business, fell on a desert island, survived in the wild, met savages by chance, and was lucky to return to the typical capitalist primitive accumulation characters of civilized society.

Twenty-eight years on a desert island, fighting alone, achieving a hero. The master and servant are two people, hand in hand, to compose an ode to human nature!

So I started shipbuilding like a fool without a brain. I was so happy with the plan that I never looked into whether it could be implemented. Actually, I didn't think about the difficulty of getting into the water, but I always used this stupid answer to my doubts

Let me make it first; When it's done, I'll be sure to come up with a way to solve it. ”

This is the most ridiculous approach. But I was already fascinated by it, so I went to work desperately. I cut down a cedar tree.

I believe that even Solomon did not use such large timber when he built the temple in Jerusalem. Near the roots, it is five feet and an inch in diameter, and at the end of twenty-two feet, it is four feet and eleven inches in diameter, and then slowly thins down and divides into branches. It took me countless hours to cut down the tree, and it took me twenty-two days to cut down its roots.

It took another fourteen days, with great and small axes, and indescribable labor, to cut down its branches and its great top, which spread out on all sides, and then I spent another month scraping it to a slight size and to take the shape of the bottom of the boat, so that it could float face down in the water. It took nearly three months to hollow out its interior and make it look exactly like a small boat. I did this without fire, but hollowed it out little by little with mallets and chisels, until it was made into a very decent canoe, large enough to hold twenty-six people, so that I could fit myself and all my belongings, and I was ......very pleased with it when I had finished the projectThis is a storyline carefully conceived by the author, which plays a non-negligible role in the plot arrangement, character of the characters, the creation of the atmosphere, and the realism style of the whole work.

This shows the enterprising spirit and the confidence and courage to challenge nature embodied in the image of Robinson.

It is useless for a person to just sit in a daze and dream about what he can't get, and this absolute truth will cheer you up again.

When a person understands things, he will feel that he is happier to be saved from sin by God than to be saved from trouble by God.

Summary: Robinson Crusoe has caused many writers to imitate it, and Gulliver's Travels has been influenced by it. Rousseau made it a must-read for Emile when he was 15 years old

This book is not only popular with young people, but also many thinkers often draw nourishment from it, and Marx and Engels have repeatedly quoted Robinson's story to analyze the nature of the bourgeoisie. The value of a classic masterpiece lies in exemplary language, in wonderful stories, in typical characters, and in profound and unique themes. "Robinson Crusoe" is indeed a literary masterpiece that is appreciated by both the elegant and the vulgar.

For the whole day, I kept looking at the thing on the surface of the sea, and soon found that it had been standing still. So I concluded that it was a big ship. Anxious to find out the truth, I picked up my gun and ran to the south of the island, in front of the rocks where I had been swept away by the torrent before.

By the time we got there, it was completely clear. I saw at a glance that a large ship had crashed into the reef and wrecked. When I saw this scene, I suddenly had an indescribable strong desire to ask for companionship and friends, and sometimes I couldn't help but blurt out a loud cry:

Yes! If only one or two people can escape from this ship! Then he can come to me and be my company, and I will have someone to talk to, how nice it would be!

I have lived a lonely and lonely life for many years, but I have never felt the pain of not having a partner so deeply as I do today.

How I wish there was a man on that boat who escaped! "Ah, even if it's just one person! I've repeated this phrase at least a thousand times.

This passage vividly describes Robinson's mental activity when he found a shipwreck. When he found the shipwreck, he wanted someone to be his companion, and he couldn't help but save those who were in distress, as well as himself. It expresses Robinson's feelings of loneliness and loneliness all year round, as well as his longing for friends and companions.

So he was so excited that he was desperate to help. As the book says: in human feelings, there is a mysterious driving force, once this motivation is attracted by a certain goal, it will be desperate to achieve it, rush towards it, whether it is visible or imagined, and if we do not reach the goal, we will be miserable.

Although this sentence is practical for everyone, Robinson's desire to seek friends and partners is much more than ordinary people. Although we can't experience Robinson's desire, the author vividly expresses Robinson's strong emotion through this text.

Character Analysis] In this book, my favorite person is the main character, Robinson. He is brave and tenacious, and he is good at learning and inventing, which allows him to survive in the cruelty of nature. And he had a warm-hearted heart that helped Friday, the captain, etc.

Later, in order to repay him, the captain gave Robinson his position as captain, and Robinson returned to England. What I admire a lot is how he extricates himself from it when he is discouraged – he asks himself when he is in trouble, "Why didn't you drown in the sea?"

Why can you escape from pirates? ......And he would compare himself with himself while reading the Bible. In this way, he will think that he is lucky enough to be satisfied with the status quo.

So he regained his faith. That's what I like about him.

Cause: Robinson was dissatisfied with a well-off life in his youth, and disobeyed his father's advice to flee overseas to do business, but was taken captive by the Moors and made a slave.

Eventually, he fled to Brazil and became the owner of a plantation, but Robinson was caught in a storm on his way to Africa to buy slaves and drifted to an uninhabited island. He relied on his wisdom, labor, and the guns and tools brought in from the sunken ships to hunt for food, build shelters, make tools, grow cereals, domesticate goats, improve the environment around him, and showed tireless and indomitable perseverance.

After living alone for many years, he met some natives who came to the island to hold a human flesh feast. He rescued a native from it and took him as his slave, naming him "Friday". They lived on the island for a total of 28 years, and finally helped a captain and returned by boat.

Result: In the end, Robinson became extremely rich, raised his eldest nephew into a gentleman and his younger nephew into a captain, and also married and had three children. Later, he also sent people to the island he ran to continue cultivating and living.

Robinson bought a piece of the estate and lived there for four years as a stable owner of the estate.

On a desert island, Robinson's main food at the beginning was:

By chance, Robinson shook the bag of feed, and after the rain, seedlings and seedlings grew in the place where the bag was shaken.

Robinson caught a parrot on the island with a name named

Robinson harvested the grain in his first year on the island, and he crushed it and baked it in his paper-burning crockpot

Robinson also used to make an umbrella.

Robinson has used recent years to build canoes and dig a foot of canal.

Having saved Friday, Robinson knew that there were fifteen people living on another island.

Robinson Crusoe is a long story in the first person**.

The purpose of Robinson's first voyage to sea was

Robinson's second voyage was to do business.

Robinson's third voyage was extremely unfortunate, and they were met with capture.

Robinson's fourth voyage was to encounter a hurricane. For twelve days, while approaching an island in the state, the ship suddenly ran aground and was almost destroyed.

Robinson had a bag of coins that was worth about the gold list. But for life on the island, they are already moldy.

Robinson arrived on the island for the first time and suddenly found a group on the island

On this day, Robinson sailed away from the island with his servants, where he had lived for a total of many years.

17. Paul Kochagin ("How Steel is Made") and Robinson ("Robinson Crusoe").

4.In the face of life's difficulties, Robinson's actions show the resolute character and heroic nature of a tough guy. Tell us about the revelations you received from reading this book.

1.Brazil. 2.Mutton.

3.Barley and rice (two buckets of rice and two buckets of barley were harvested).

4.No. 5.Boer.

7.Sheepskin. 8.Spain and Portugal.

9.Daniel, United Kingdom. Defoe.

10.One. 11.Go to London.

12.Africa.

13.Turkish pirates.

14.The slave trade.

15.£36 Something unlucky and useless.

16.23 years and 12 months Friday.

17.December 19, 1686 28 years.

Same: Both have stubborn personalities and tenacious perseverance, and are positive and optimistic about life. Different:

Paul Kochagin has a lofty outlook on life, is courageous, selfless, loyal to his duties, not afraid of hardship, and has the courage to dedicate himself; Robinson, on the other hand, was an enterprising and adventurous man, who was willing to work and hardworking, but had a strong desire to possess the land.

There is such a true story: in 1704, the Scottish sailor Selkirk quarreled with the captain at sea and was abandoned on a desert island by the captain, and was rescued back to England four years later. The story caused a sensation and also caught the attention of the writers. One of them is called.

Defoe's writer wrote a "Robinson Crusoe" based on this.

1.When did Robinson start rafting? September 1, 1659 2What is there to keep him company on the island? Answer: A dog, two cats, a bird, some books 3How many books did he find? Prayer books and Bibles.

4.How did his dog get to the island? Swim on the island by yourself.

5.Can his birds talk? Yes.

6.What is the author's full name on Robinson Crusoe? Daniel Defoe 7What questions did he think about when he first arrived on the island? Existential problems, material problems, spiritual problems.

8.Which was the first person he met? A bunch of savages.

9.Who did he save? (There are two)."Friday"And captain 10What is his clothes made of? Skins.

11.What was the first thing he did? Adjust your mindset.

12.How is his jar made? Several put together and burned 13What is his staple food? Mutton.

14.And then what did he grow himself? What did you raise?

Wheat and rice were planted, and sheep were raised15How did the seeds of those grains come from? 16. Shaken from the sack in the sunken ship and fell into the earth

How many times has he been to the ship to move things? Eleven.

17.How many times did he see wildlings when he was on the island? 2 times 18How many boats has he made? 2 times.

19.How long has he lived on the island? (28 years).

20.What did he find on board? (Please list) omitted 21How many siblings does he have? There are two older brothers.

22.What is the most classic quote from the book? The fear of danger is 10,000 times more terrifying than the danger itself. (Others are also available).

23.What kind of person was Robinson? (Experienced for yourself) 24What was his first prey? Bird.

25.How does he cook? Roast.

26.Does he have bread to eat on the island? Yes.

27.What did he do when he saw the footprints of the savages? Extreme Fear 28What was the first thing he said when he saw someone who could take him back to his homeland? "Gentlemen, who are you? "

29.How did he return to civilization? Helped the captain and was then brought back by the captain 30How was his life after returning home? Good.