Robinson s conditions for survival on the island, why did Robinson survive on a desert island?

Robinson Crusoe is a book, Robinson is the protagonist in it, and the author is the famous British writer Daniel. Defoe, this ** is also his first work, published in 1719, and it is because of this ** that he became popular overnight. This ** is very good, you can read it when you have time.

There are guns....There are knives....There are Fridays....

Robinson's own reasons for surviving on a desert island:

Robinson was able to survive when he was shipwrecked because he had the faith, courage and strength to survive. Know how to survive a shipwreck.

Robinson lives independently on a desert island and works miracles because he has the ability and intelligence to survive.

Robinson was able to save "Friday" from being eaten by the savages. And because he has that courage and guts. I overcame the fear of being eaten with courage, and I was able to insist on returning home with my assistant "Friday".

The most important reason is that he has overcome himself.

Robinson's Experience:

Robinson was born into a respectable merchant family, eager to sail and bent on seeing something overseas. He went to London without his father's knowledge, and on his first voyage he encountered strong winds and waves, and the ship sank, and he managed to save his life.

The second time I went to sea to do business in Africa and made a lot of money.

The third time he suffered misfortune and was captured by the Moqingsunr and enslaved. He later rowed his master's boat and escaped, but was rescued by a Portuguese cargo ship on the way. When the ship arrived in Brazil, he bought an estate there and became the owner of the estate.

He was not willing to get rich like this, and went to sea again to trade slaves in Africa.

What exactly allowed Robinson to survive on an isolated island on his own?

I'm continuing to read the English story Robinson Crusoe with Jessica tonight.

Reading this story many years ago, I was amazed that Robinson was able to grow his own crops on the island, make his own bread in the Simin's stove, and make ceramics to boil hot water to drink.

Now that I am middle-aged, when I read with Jessica again, I was struck by the fact that Robinson was able to survive on the island, and what was the strength of his heart?

The story tells that before he lived on the island, he had two years of experience as a slave, so he should have lived on the island for two years, and he didn't have time with his lover. The story also mentions Robinson's desire to escape the island and return to his own country.

But a man who has lived on the island for more than twenty years, and if it weren't for the Savage Friday, he would continue to be alone, with no one to communicate with, and a constant struggle with the natural environment......I thought: If I were allowed to start living like this, I wouldn't be able to live!

I thought to myself: Could it be that Robinson once loved someone deeply? That man's love allowed him to survive strong on the island? Or is it how much he misses his family? If he cared so much about getting along with his family, he wouldn't choose to sail?

I can no longer imagine the real reason why a person has survived on an isolated island for so many years! The living environment is bad, you can solve the food, clothing, housing and transportation by yourself, worry and be afraid at night, and the most important thing is to survive alone!

And the only thing I can think of is the power of love. Love is a great force in the world that can overcome all difficulties!