Who can write the opening poem of Robinson Crusoe? 10

Robinson Crusoe appreciation is:

The structure of ** is clear at a glance and the idea is very clear. The book uses Robinson's adventures as a clue to how he ran away from home, escaped pirates, lived on an isolated island, survived in the harsh environment of the isolated island, and finally became a rich man, how he returned to England, and so on. These plots are led out in the form of a line, which makes the structure of ** very compact and clear.

At the same time, under the clear line of thought, the storyline is always unsettled and rising again and again, which makes the reader's mood tremble. The plot, which is both smooth and twisty, attracts the reader's attention like a babbling stream. For example, Robinson writes that one day, suddenly he heard several gunshots from the sea.

It turned out to be a passing ship.

He hurriedly gave birth to ** and passed the signal. However, the ship ran aground and sank before his eyes, and the hope of rescue was dashed again, and Robinson was thrown back into the agony of loneliness.

Robinson Crusoe works influence:

Robinson Crusoe is Defoe's masterpiece, and its value lies first in the success of creating a new character of Robinson. He was one of the earliest positive characters in bourgeois literature, and with his strong will and positive enterprising spirit, he overwhelmed the conservative and unrestrained aristocratic figures.

Robinson Crusoe is divided into three volumes, the first of which was published in April 1719 and reprinted four times by August. Volume 2 was published in the same year. Volume 3 was published in 1720.

Readers are familiar with the first volume. By the end of the 19th century, nearly 700 editions of Volume 1 had been published.

Beginning: Robinson Crusoe.

It is an article written by the British writer Daniel Defoe**, which is rewritten by the author based on the real experience of Alexander Selkirk on a desert island. Ending: Finally, Robinson and Captain and Friday leave this deserted island and return to the bustling city of England!

Beginning: Robinson Crusoe is an article written by British writer Daniel Defoe**, which is based on the real experience of Alexander Selkirk on a desert island. Ending:

In the end, Robinson, Captain and Friday, left this deserted island and returned to the bustling city of England! Lu Zhengxing Binxun was born in a decent family, but he was uneasy about living a well-off life, and he was determined to go overseas. On his way to sea for business, he was captured by Moorish pirates and became a slave to the pirate captain, leaving Robinson to look after his little garden on the shore.

One day, a few years later, he sent Robinson to sail with a Moorish and a little boy named Zoli to catch him some fish to eat, but Robinson took advantage of the Moor's inattention and fled with Zoli in a boat. In the process, I encountered a Portuguese ship.

ship, the captain bought Zoli and sent Robinson back home.

80-100 pages.

1.When you start doing something, it would be foolish not to calculate in advance how much it will cost, if not to make a correct estimate of your own strength in advance.

2.I often sit down to eat with gratitude and admiration for God's good life, for he has given me abundant virtues in the wilderness. I have learned to pay attention to the bright side of my situation and less to the dark side of it; Think more about what I enjoy and less about what I lack.

This attitude sometimes gives me a heartfelt comfort that I cannot put into words. ......I think that our dissatisfaction with what we need is due to a lack of gratitude for what we have gotten.

3.……It can be seen that we ordinary people cannot understand the benefits of the original environment unless we see a worse environment with our own eyes. If you have to fall to the point of exhaustion, you don't know how to value what you originally enjoyed.

4.I've been adrift at sea for so many days, and it's enough to rest quietly for a few days and reminisce about the dangers of the past.

5.It is more painful for a person to expect misfortune all the time than to be forgiving when he encounters it, especially when he cannot get rid of this expectation, this feeling of fear.

In study, work and even life, we have come into contact with a lot of excellent words and sentences, and record the beautiful language, good words and sentences that are worth appreciating, and worth learning in the book, and take them out to read in your spare time. So what kind of good words and sentences are classic? The following is an excerpt of the good words, good sentences and good paragraphs in "Robinson Crusoe" collected for everyone, welcome to read, I hope you can like it.

Excerpts from good sentences: 1. I completely disregarded my father's wishes, even disobeyed my father's orders, and completely disobeyed my mother's pleas and my friends' dissuasions. This nature of mine seems to have doomed me to an unfortunate fate in the future.

2, I, an unfilial son, turned my back on my parents and did not fulfill my duty, and God punished me quickly in this state, which is really fair. 3. Alas! How ridiculous is the decision made in the Fear Bridge Potato!

All the means that reason offers them to protect themselves, once fear prevails and is gone, they do not know how to use them. 4. Especially, in the midst of this unfortunate circumstance, God guided me to know Him and begged for His blessing, which gave me great comfort. This happiness is more than enough to compensate for all the misfortunes I have suffered and may suffer.

It's all me calling, I hope it helps you!