Learn to live independently

Gorky said: "Books are the ladder of human progress." During the summer vacation, I read a book called "Robinson Crusoe", a book with many life philosophies.

The book is about: Robinson is a person who loves sailing. He abandoned the wealthy family and embarked on his own journey. Unfortunately, the wind caught on the way and drove him to an uninhabited island. So he started an island life. He saved the savage "Friday"; on the isolated island, he planted the wasteland, captive animals, and learned to support himself. One morning, Robinson was woken up by "Friday," and there was a British ship parked nearby. He found a rebellion on the ship and the sailors kidnapped the captain. Robinson and "Friday" rescued the captain, and the captain happily promised to take them back to England. After six years of sailing on the sea, Robinson finally returned to the UK. Ended his 28-year island life.

I like Robinson very much because he learns to survive in confusion. He is brave and smart. In our society, many children grow up in the love of their parents, are favored by their parents, and will not be independent. General Napoleon once said: "Many people are not enough to rely on. To survive only depends on themselves." Similarly, if we all rely too much on our friends, parents, and when we want to live independently, we can't adapt. all of these. But if we say that we usually live independently, then we can face it when we encounter some unexpected things, and solve it with a calm and heavy attitude. Just like some people, when Mom and Dad are not at home, they will not cook and eat. When Mom and Dad come back, they would rather be hungry and not do it themselves. On the contrary, some people are not. They are like Robinson. They learn to be independent and support themselves, instead of wearing clothes to reach out and rice to open their mouths.

Robinson is a great man, a determined person, and alone in this uninhabited island for 28 years. He dared to fight the harsh environment, work diligently, and manage the island in an orderly manner. He exercised himself in adversity and made an extraordinary career. This book teaches us that we can only win if we persist. Only hard work can get us out of trouble, and hard work is more important than faith.

I will remember this book, and I will grow up with it and live independently!

First day: Jiang Tingyin