Robinson Crusoe felt a lot after reading it!

Reading Defoe's Robinson Crusoe reminds me of a saying: knowledge is power. Robinson was able to survive alone on a deserted island for twenty-eight years because of his wisdom and labor

If he doesn't work, then he can only be eaten by cannibals; If he had no knowledge, he would have died on a desert island.

Robinson used his own hands to pitch tents, dig caves, and build walls in the wilderness to build a safe and sturdy "castle" for himself from cannibals. If you have a place to live, you have to have something to eat. Although there is a lot of food brought down from the ship, it is indeed limited, and if you do not support yourself, you will be empty.

So Robinson began to grow his own crops and raise livestock in captivity. The weather on the desert island was unpredictable, and Robinson fell ill in his first year on the desert island, and he was very ill and groggy all day long. This is the example of a Brazilian who eats tobacco leaves without taking medicine for any disease, and succeeded in saving his own life.

After reading Robinson Crusoe, I felt that human wisdom is endless. With wisdom and labor, it is not difficult to live on a desert island for twenty-eight years.

Robinson Crusoe", a huge book that amazes human ingenuity and industriousness, and makes people marvel at the beauty of life.

Robinson Crusoe has feelings

In retrospect, this was the second time I had read Robinson Crusoe, but this time I had a deeper understanding of the book.

After reading Robinson Crusoe again, I realized that I should not sigh when encountering difficulties on the road of life, I should have the courage to face difficulties and be optimistic, and I should not look at everything so absolutely, and I should find more ways to solve problems, just like Robinson, although I am on a desert island, I do not sit and sigh about my fate, but make full use of my mind and hands to build shelters, grow food, domesticate livestock, manufacture utensils, sew clothes, and transform the desert island into an orderly and thriving home. Just like when he found out that there was a wild man, he was in a hurry at first, but in the end he calmly fought side by side with his courage and wisdom and "Friday" to repel the wild man, which also reflects that a person encounters difficulties as long as he calmly deals with them, there will be a way to solve them, like a seed to people, he will try his best to break through the soil to feel the warmth of the sun, when he looks back after a lot of hardships, he is already a leafy tree, in our journey can not just stay in place, Always think that tomorrow will be better if I work hard, so that I don't lose myself by being satisfied with the status quo.

Robinson is another "broker" through and through. He was passionate about sailing, not for any romantic pursuit, but entirely for financial gain. He had lamented the uselessness of money on the island, but he immediately collected all the coins he saw, and finally brought them back to England without losing any money.

In his view, non-economic social relations and activities were secondary, and when he was captured by the pirates, he encouraged Zorry, a young boy who was also a pirate slave, to run away with him, promising to make him a "great man". However, once the escape was successful, someone offered a good price, and he only hesitated and negotiated the price to sell the child. Later, he rescued a native on a desert island, named him Friday, and took him as a slave.

From these points of view, a person must also have some concept of interests, but also have some economic acumen, can distinguish what is beneficial to himself and what is harmful to himself, can not be satisfied with the status quo, have something to do some long-term planning, in order to be more secure.

The most exciting and memorable part of the book is Robinson's experience on a desert island, where the author uses first-person and vivid details to make the fictional scene feel like you're there, giving the story a strong sense of realism. In addition, the language is natural and fluent, and the text is easy to understand, which also reflects one of the major characteristics of Defoe**, and the whole work seems to tell a wonderful story to the reader, which is also the charm of this **.

The protagonist is an immortal, wise man, his name is Robinson, and I have read this book no less than seven or eight times since I bought it, and every time I read it, I feel as relished and loved it as I did when I first read it. Robinson was fond of sailing since he was a child, but on his first voyage, the ship sank and dragged, he was rescued by a merchant ship, robbed by pirates, and later taken to an isolated island by a small windsurfing board. It can be said that Robinson's fate can really be described as "twists and turns"!

When he arrived on the island, he thought he was dead, because there was no trace of humanity on the island, but when he was close to despair, he found some delicious fruit for food, and he found some wild rice, which he collected and sowed, and he became the first farmer on the island! On the west side of the island, Robinson found a large number of wild man's footprints, and from then on, for his safety, he moved from the cave to a very secluded cabin surrounded by groves. Once, he also spotted the wild man coming to the beach by boat, where he saw the man-eating Jingdong divination elephant for the first time!

He couldn't stand it any longer, and killed the bad savage with his gun, and saved the poor captive, and named him "Friday"! After decades of living in the wilderness, he and Friday have been dependent on each other, and for such a long time, he has never given up the idea of returning to his hometown, and Nasui has been preparing for his return. He and Friday prepared a big wooden boat, and finally waited for a good wind direction, and he returned to his hometown after a long absence!

What touched me the most about this story was the indomitable and strong will of the protagonist! Knowing that only through unremitting efforts can we achieve the goals we want to achieve, we must apply this spirit to study and life, and believe that we can also achieve success like Robinson!

Robinson Crusoe is a classic full of adventure and creativity. Through the drifting career of the protagonist Robinson, the reader can feel the pressure of survival and the importance of perseverance, while also seeing the power of personal will and creativity. After reading this book, I deeply realized the following:

First of all, Robinson's experience teaches us to maintain an optimistic and positive mindset in any situation, and not to give up easily. He lived on an isolated island for 28 years without losing hope and without giving up on his life. This kind of tenacity is very important for each of us.

Secondly, Robinson's experience also tells us that in life, we must learn to adapt to the environment, create conditions, and use our imagination and creativity. He didn't have any tools to survive on the isolated island, but he used his ingenuity to constantly open up new areas, build his own houses, fields, tools, etc., and finally succeeded in surviving Shimoga Sunrai.

Finally, I also felt Robinson's loneliness and homesickness. Although he has everything on the isolated island, he always feels lonely and misses his hometown and relatives. It reminds me of human nature, we all need love and companionship for each other.

Overall, after reading Robinson Crusoe, I not only gained an imaginative story, but also deeply felt the difficulty of survival and the strength of will, as well as the importance of tenacity and creativity. This book is not just an adventure**, but also a book about the philosophy of life and spiritual growth.

Robinson Crusoe: After reading this book, my biggest feeling after reading this book is: Robinson has tempered himself in adversity and achieved an extraordinary career. These excellent qualities of his are good examples for me to learn from.

When it comes to Robinson, a very loud name, almost everyone knows it. He was a world-renowned early explorer. A few days ago, I had just finished reading Robinson Crusoe by the English writer Defoe, and I couldn't calm down for a long time.

To this day, I still think about the thrilling of Robinson Crusoe.

Robinson Crusoe is about Robinson's desire to sail the seas since he was a child. When he was a little older, he sailed with his best friends and learned some skills, but he failed several times, and only survived death. Once, when he sailed from Brazil, he encountered a great tsunami and a storm, and all the people on the ship were drowned, except for him, and he swam to a deserted island, and with the help of what he found on the wrecked ship, and the wild fruits he had picked in the forest, and the wild beasts he had caught, he lived on that uninhabited island for twenty-eight years and a month, and then returned to Brazil after some battles with some outsiders.

After reading this book, I was deeply touched by how an ordinary person could survive for 28 years on the island with only a few guns, some counted rice and wheat, and even shoes! This thing that ordinary people can't think of, Robinson has done. He once used simple tobacco leaves, water, and a small amount of food to make something that could be eaten when he had a high fever without medicine.

His limbs were weak for several days, but he persevered to the end, believing that his illness would be cured. I was inspired by his spirit of despair not being overwhelmed by something too hard.

I feel the same way in this regard. For a while, my grades plummeted, and I wondered why I did so badly.

Later, I looked for the reason, got back on my feet, and tried to revise. Finally, I was in the top few again. I deeply realized:

If a person wants to achieve success, he must persist in fighting to the end. We must not be bound by objective conditions and try by all means to create them. Learning, too.

It's easy to do well in one test, but the hard thing is to insist on doing well in every test. I think that as long as I am diligent, hardworking, and persistent, the goal in my heart will definitely be achieved.

These days, I often ponder a question: we still have a long way to go in life, and in the future, how should we face and overcome many difficulties, and Robinson gave me a good answer.