Elementary school 6th grade Robinson Crusoe begins with a reading of the book

After I read "Robinson Crusoe", I was deeply moved by the protagonist of the story, Robinson, after he was shipwrecked and drifted to a desert island, he did not lament the injustice of fate to himself, but made full use of his mind and hands, built houses, planted crops, raised animals, made tools, and fought against hunger and disease with his tenacity and perseverance in despair and helplessness, and finally was rescued victoriously.

Twenty-eight years, an astonishing number, an incredible number! And he, Robinson, has been adrift at sea for twenty-eight years! This is the biggest impression I have after reading this book.

Robinson Crusoe describes the legendary story of the protagonist drifting on the island, overcoming difficulties, and working hard. Written in a real and natural way, full of legends. The protagonist grows crops on an isolated island, builds a wooden house, endures a lot of hardships, and survives.

But his desire to return home fascinated him with only thinking about how to get out of this hellish place, but he failed, and finally returned to England after a 28-year absence.

In this book, an amazing adventurer is recounted - Robinson. This man's favorite thing is adventure, and he is not willing to live a mediocre life like his father, so he sails and roams the world. Once, a storm overturned the boat, and he was swept away by the waves on a deserted, miserable island.

There, Robinson lived bravely alone for more than twenty years. More than 20 years! It's not easy, if a man who doesn't dare to take risks dies in less than a month, he survives strongly.

During this time he rescued a wild man and named him "Friday", and Robinson taught him to speak, hunt, cook, etc.

The reason why Robinson Crusoe has become an immortal masterpiece in the history of literature is also because of its authenticity and extraordinary expressiveness, this ** is very popular with many people, and I am no exception.

Books are the ladder of human progress. This is what Gorky said. Indeed, books are our mentors and friends, and they will bring us many unexpected gains. In the past few days, I have been inspired by reading "Robinson Crusoe" and have understood many truths.

I recently read Robinson Crusoe and I loved it!

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Fan Wen:

I've loved reading since I was a child, 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 steamer bound for Africa, but was adrift on a desert island by the terrible Grip of the Mold.

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.