Ask for eight famous works to feel after reading。。。。。 Urgent

I didn't feel it when I first read "Morning Flowers and Sunset".

There should be more than ten pieces, and middle school students generally read it here, and they must adopt my answer.

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.