I ve seen it, 20,000 miles under the sea

The feeling in the book is not as profound as the plot in the movie.

The ** Yan Shidai fracture occurred.

In the Mediterranean. Walking through the bottom, I saw the wreckage of many shipwrecks lying there in a terrible way.

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

It is a full-length novel written by French writer Jules Verne**, and is part of the "Verne Trilogy" (the other two are "Captain Grant's Children").

and "The Mysterious Island"). The book consists of 2 volumes and 47 chapters.

This ** mainly tells the story of the naturalist shouter and the biologist Aronnas, his servant Conseil, and the harpooner Ned Lang who travel to the bottom of the sea with Nemo, the captain of the submarine Nautilus.

This book focuses on the story of the submarine Nautilus. In 1866, a large monster suspected to be a narwhal was spotted at sea, and Professor Aronnas and his servant Conseil were invited to join in the hunt. During the pursuit, they and harpooner Ned Land unfortunately fell overboard and landed on the monster's back.

They discover that the monster is not a narwhal, but a strangely constructed submarine.

The submarine was secretly built by Nemo on a deserted island in the middle of the ocean, with a sturdy hull and a power generation using the seawater. Captain Nemo.

Invite Aronnath for a journey to the bottom of the sea. They set out from the Pacific Ocean, passing through coral islands, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea.

Mediterranean, Atlantic.

See many rare flora and fauna and strange sights in the sea.

On the way, there were many dangerous situations such as stranding, indigenous sieges, fights with sharks, iceberg closures, and octopus attacks. Finally, when the submarine reached the coast of Norway, the trio returned to his homeland without saying goodbye.

What is the name of the submarine in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea? - Nautilus.

Who is the owner of the submarine? Captain Nemo.

How many languages does Captain Nemo speak? What are they? - How many oceans are there in the French, German, English, and Latin worlds?

What are they? - What are the materials used to make the beds of people sleeping on submarines in the four oceans, the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian Ocean, and the Arctic Ocean? - What are the clothes worn by the people on the macrophylla submarine made of?

What is the pen used by the people on the shellfish foot silk submarine to write? - What is the ink used by the people on the submarine made of the tentacles of the whale? - How much is the collection of books on the Nautilus, the secretions of cuttlefish or squid?

How much does a 12,000 Nautilus cost? - 2,000,000 francs.

What is the fastest speed of the Nautilus? - What does the 50 knots Nautilus rely on? - Electricity.

Is coral an animal or a plant? - Animals.

Give examples of three plants on the ocean floor. - Wakame, kelp, seaweed, cauliflower, cauliflower, goose paw cabbage.

Give examples of three species of fish that are on the bottom of the sea. ——

Did Aronnath save the wounded on the Nautilus? - Without Captain Nemo, why did he choose the grave of the deceased in the coral? - Because polyps will seal up the dead forever.

When a giant shark attacks a pearl diver, who kills that shark? —Ned. Is there boiling water in Lanhai? - Yes.

Is the sea water red? - Yes.

Are there cities under the sea? - Yes.

1.That book is du "Underwater Mysteries" 2He speaks French, English, German, Latin3

The bed is a 4The clothes are shellfish foot silk made of specialized 5The pen is made of whale bones, and the ink made of squid juice 6

The collection of 10,000 books, the cost of the ship is 400,000 US dollars, plus the collection of 1 million US dollars, and the 20,000 miles under the sea that I bought earlier, it is really early

1What is the origin of the name of the Red Sea? The Red Sea is a mucus secreted by a tiny creature called triangular algae that originates from the sea, causing the sea water to be as red as blood. 2What famous ruins did they see and visit at the bottom of the sea?

The famous sunken city of Atlantis 3 professor Aronax What is the "monster" they found? Is the submarine 4 sponge a plant or an animal? The lowest order of animals5 The effect of salt in seawater on the earth?

Salinity, which makes it easy for the sea to evaporate and prevents the sea breeze from carrying away excess water vapor, is a great function of regulating the forces of the whole earth to keep it in balance.6 How long does it take to accumulate an eighth-inch-thick wall of coral? A century, i.e. a hundred years or so.7Who discovered the Viti Islands in that year? The Viti Islands were discovered by the Tasman in 1643 8 The island of Papua (aka the island of New Guinea) Who discovered it in that year?

In 1511 for the Portuguese Francis. Xue Lang No's discovery of 9 unique birds on the island of Papua, the local people poetically called it why? "Birds of the Sun" 10 phytofauna phylum and Emerald class, there is the order of alum, which three families are included in this order?

Alum, horsetail and coral.

Why is 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea so popular?

Part I Chapter 20 Torris Strait: For the first time, the Nautilus was forced to stop when it touched a reef in the strait. However, this was a good thing for Aronnas, his servant Conseil, and the harpooner Nedland.

Because they were able to stay on the island next to them for two days, what a blessing to a man who used to live on land but for some reason stayed at sea for two or three months! However, just as he wanted to enjoy the spoils, he was besieged by the natives. It ended with Captain Nemo calmly dealing with the native siege.

Part 3 A Pearl Worth Ten Million Francs: This chapter tells the story of Captain Nemo, Aronnas, his servant Conseil, and the harpooner Nedland, who, while collecting pearls, discovered that an Indian pearl diver had been attacked by a black shark, but thanks to Captain Nemo's unparalleled bravery and Nedland's knowledge of the shark's anatomy, he stabbed the shark in the heart with a harpoon and ended his life. Captain Nemo can be seen in the details, as one of the representatives of the human race that escaped to the bottom of the sea, and showed selfless devotion to humanity.

No matter what he usually says, the kindness of this strange person has not been completely extinguished.

After reading this book again, I still have this desire in my heart, that is, I want to explore all the secrets of the sea with Captain Nemo, and I hate not having the good fortune of Professor Aronnath.

The story begins with a strange incident in 1866 that caused a storm in the city, many ships found sea monsters at sea, and the French biologist Professor Aronnas was invited to chase the monster, who fell into the water, traveled around the world with his companions, and finally got tired of the dreary seabed at the bottom of the sea, and tried his best to return to land.

At this point, I can't help but think of "Harry Potter", and this book is far more valuable than the former (as far as I am concerned), after all, it is extremely precious to be able to write such a fantasy** in 1870 and circulate it to this day. The passage of time for 135 years has not diminished its sharpness, but has strengthened its value, and I think it stands tall in the history of literature because of the two words that run through it from beginning to end"Fantasy".Fantasy has been a source of strength for social development since ancient times.

Today, it turns out that all the fantasies or speculations of the author Jules Verne are based on reality, such as: an underwater forest, a tunnel through the undersea (the Arabian undersea tunnel, a tunnel to the Mediterranean Sea under Suez), a sunken land (the Atlantic).In the future world, all fantasies will become reality.

In "The Sea", Captain Nemo says a quota:"Humanity is progressing too slowly. "Fantasy is actually the wings of progress.

The fantasies of people more than 100 years ago have become reality more than 100 years later, and the exploration is endless!

The Sea celebrates the deep blue country, the epic and magnificent sea, a carefree, indisputable place, where countless corals, seaweeds, swimming fish, minerals, and so much so magnificent that I cannot praise or describe it in words. The Nades was an immortal myth in its time. It is it that reveals all the infinite mysteries of the ocean, and for Captain Nemo, it is the home of the spirit.

Finally, when it comes to Captain Nemo, this enigmatic character also adds a lot to this book, he can repay tens of billions of national debts for France, he will cry silently when he sees his friends die, he will give millions of ** to the poor, he will shelter all those who hate the land, he will give bags full of pearls to poor pearl divers, he will run away from mankind and carry out terrible revenge, he has a deep-seated distrust of mankind, this genius who renounces the world, I have always sincerely liked this kind of person, for Captain Nemo's endless pain, I always want to find out, I don't understand, what kind of experience and background such a person has, but I believe that he is a kind person.

"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" is really a classic masterpiece, but in modern times, it is rare to see such a classic masterpiece, and there are a lot of flashy things, which is a pity!

Written in 1870, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is the second in Verne's famous trilogy. "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" is a science fiction depicting human beings diving to the bottom of the sea and traveling around the world**. This book is a collection of all the characteristics of Verne's science fiction**, with thrilling plot twists, lifelike characters, and a variety of interesting whimsy and rich scientific knowledge.

It can be said that this is an "encyclopedia" of science and literature.

The book is very scientific, and as I understand it, Verne's work has always been known for its rigor and science. There's a lot to know about the ocean in this book that you can't find anywhere else. This shows that the author has a wealth of scientific knowledge, and the detailed description of the seabed in the book reflects the richness of his imagination.

In addition, the depictions of different objects in "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" are also very realistic. By reading this book, I felt like I was in the underwater world, exploring everywhere in a submarine; I felt as if I was in an underwater world** Underwater creatures are in a meeting; It's like walking in a forest under the sea. With vivid descriptions, it is not difficult to shape the character of the character.

Finally, let's talk about Verne's portrayal of different characters in this book. These characters are very plump, so I have to admire this master of character creation. This master has successfully created the image of a professor who asks questions without understanding and is not ashamed to ask.

This left a very deep impression on me: if I were that professor, I might lose face in the face of questions I didn't understand, and I wouldn't take the initiative to ask the captain about it, so I would carefully experience this image and learn from this professor's good qualities of not being ashamed to ask questions and daring to put down the shelf. In addition, Conseil, a servant who was very loyal to his master and full of talent himself, and Captain Nemo, who was full of mystery, also added to this already excellent book.