Introduction to Robinson Crusoe the shorter, the better .

Through the narration of a man named Robinson, who encountered a strong wind during a voyage, he was washed by a large wave on a nameless, uninhabited desert island. The story of his return to England after 26 years of living on this desert island shows that he is not afraid of hardships, is intelligent, capable, resourceful, fearless, brave and optimistic, and has a strong spirit of survival.

I started with "He loved sailing and adventure, so he went to many places in the world and encountered many dangers, but he was not afraid at all and wanted to go to the ends of the earth." In this statement, it is realized that Robinson was really a brave man, and it was precisely because he was fearless in the face of many dangers that it was possible for him to stay on a desert island for twenty-six years.

After reading this article, I thought: Robinson is really brave, he is not afraid of hardships and dangers, smart and capable, witty and strong, not afraid of danger, brave and optimistic, he will not back down when he encounters such great difficulties, and we give up when we encounter a little difficulty, we should learn from Robinson, dare to overcome difficulties, and learn to survive.

Robinson Crusoe is a famous novel by British writer Daniel Defoe**, which tells the story of an Englishman named Robinson who was adrift on a desert island due to a storm at sea; On the island, with his industrious hands and stoic perseverance, he stubbornly fought against all kinds of difficulties; Later, a wild man "Friday" was rescued from the cannibals, and the two lived on the island before being rescued and reintegrated into British society. The novel encounters in the book captivate the reader. **Prove to readers with vivid and attractive stories that as long as you have ambition, perseverance, love to work, and think hard, you will definitely be able to make extraordinary careers.

A man has lived on an isolated island for most of his life.

Self-reliance.

The following is the evaluation of "Robinson Crusoe Stool Lu Xun":

Robinson Crusoe not only provides a channel for the exchange and dissemination of colonial images and ideals, but also constructs the relationship between imperial culture and imperial authority, affirming the expansion, invasion and colonization of empires in a form unique to literature. Robinson Crusoe is an important cultural archive of European colonial narratives. ** It not only constructs the basic model of Western patriarchal empires, but also barbarizes the "cannibal life" of the Americas.

As a result, it has become a classic on the one hand through misreading by authoritative European writers, and on the other hand, it is constantly being reconstructed by the post-colonial elite of the intellectual elite.

This ** was created by Defoe inspired by a true story of the time. In September 1704, a Scottish sailor named Alexander Selkirk was abandoned for four years and four months on the island of Ann Fernande, 400 miles from Chile, in the Atlantic Ocean of South America, and was rescued four years later by Captain Woods Rogers, who was a savage when he was rescued back to England. Based on the legendary story of Selkirk, the famous British writer Defoe poured his many years of maritime experience and experience into the characters, and made full use of his rich imagination for literary processing, making "Robinson" a hero in the minds of the petty bourgeoisie at that time.

It is the first idealized image of the emerging bourgeoisie in Western literature. He showed a strong bourgeois enterprising spirit and enlightenment consciousness. Selkirk did not do anything to celebrate on the desert island, and both he and Robinson were said to have hunted goats and dressed in sheepskins, and were harassed by cats; They also domesticated goats and cats, and took time to pray to God.

But Robinson didn't draw on Selkirk's experience in other ways. Written around 1719, the author created this witty, elegant and popular biography for all ages when the author was almost 60 years old, earning himself the reputation of "the father of England and the newspaper".

The experience of Alexander Selkirk inspired Defoe, a literary masterpiece that has been widely circulated and influential, in which the protagonist Robinson is very optimistic, full of fighting spirit, embodies the spirit of self-struggle, and his creative labor and results also embody the infinite charm of human wisdom. If a person encounters a difficult situation and no one rescues him, he must learn to be optimistic to change the status quo, and this requires amazing perseverance and indomitable spirit like Robinson, which is what we can experience after reading "Robinson Crusoe".

Robinson Crusoe is a positive, optimistic, and courageous man.

Robinson Crusoe, a world-famous novel, tells the story of a seafaring merchant in distress who drifts alone to a deserted island. He overcame all kinds of unexpected difficulties, relied on his tenacious will and scientific knowledge, lived on the island for 28 years, and finally returned to his hometown after being rescued.

Robinson, the protagonist of this book, really impressed me so much. He lived on a desert island for 28 years, a full 28 years, what a staggering number. If I lived on this desert island, I am afraid that I would not be able to survive an hour, not to mention that he still made all the living utensils on the desert island with his own hands and feet.

In this comparison, how cowardly I am, and how strong he is. Thinking of this, I decided to follow Robinson's example, to be as strong as him, not to be cowardly. I don't want to live on a desert island like him, but I want to learn from him in life.

For example: be strong, don't cry often, don't be cowardly in an emergency, and calmly solve the problem. These are all signs of being strong in life.

Robinson's strength not only impressed me, but also his optimism. When he first arrived on the desert island, Robinson had no assistants, incomplete tools, and inexperience, so it took a lot of labor and time to do everything. It takes forty-two days to even make a plank.

Many of the things he did were in vain and did not succeed, but he never lost heart and was never disappointed, and always summed up the experience of failure and started again. The hard work paid off in return, and he eventually became a ship, bread to eat, and pottery ......None of this was not achieved with a lot of effort and overcoming many difficulties. Seeing this, I can't help but reflect on the past, once I didn't succeed in doing something, I would get discouraged and then stop doing it.

This is not right, and it should be like Robinson, summing up the experience of failure and starting again.