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Title: "Robinson Drifting"

Author: Daniel Defoe 〃 / Long Wei with gold / translation of the main elements:

A young British Robinson likes to sail since he was a child. He has left home three times to travel to South America.

Row. One day, with the high ambition of traveling across the sea, he bid farewell to his family, crossed the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, and experienced countless dangers in the thrilling navigation. Later, the entire ship was unfortunately killed in the Pacific Ocean. The people on board were buried in the sea, but he alone was miraculous. Lived like this and went to a deserted island. He got the revelation of life from the gap of despair, and Robinson, a strong character, lived independently on the island for 28 years. He worked on isolated islands, exploited wasteland, captive livestock, produced rice and wheat, and accompanied by loneliness year after year, overcoming difficulties that ordinary people could not overcome. The Bible became his spiritual pillar. With amazing perseverance and tenacious labor, he built a house, harvested grain, domesticated goats, and made clothing with animal skins. He used to fight with the beasts, and he also fought bravely with the savage who eats human flesh. Later he rescued an aborigines and called him a servant on Friday. With extraordinary perseverance and courage, he overcame unimaginable hardships and hardships, and created a living home for himself with hardworking hands.

It was not until the 28th year that a British ship came to the island. Robinson helped the captain to subdue the rebel sailors before returning to the UK. At this time his parents died, Robinson took back all the benefits of his Brazilian estate, and gave a part to those who helped him. Good sentence excerpt:

1. Hey! How ridiculous is the decision made by man in fear! Any reason to provide him

We protect ourselves all the way, but once fears prevail, they don't know how to use them.

2. After a person understands the matter, he feels that being saved from sin by God is greater than being saved from suffering by God.

3. I am beginning to feel that my life today, though simple, is not as strong as the previous evil and awkward life. I am not worried about the past, nor I am happy with the past.

Language appreciation:

In "Robinson Crusoe", there are so many words that I appreciate the same ability that God gives to all beings. Some people are not afraid of suffering, not afraid of being tired, and create miracles; while others believe in destiny, no Willing to start his own life, they think that 'miracle' is arranged by God. In fact, as long as it is created, a miracle will appear. These few words have become my motto. It always reminds me that miracles are created by both hands. As long as you work hard, your hands will also create miracles. On the way to creating a miracle, the difficulties will always be accompanied by you, but you still can't back down. You must have perseverance and perseverance. I believe that miracles will appear.

Reading experience:

In this book, Robinson’s life journey is bumpy. The road is full of potholes, but he walks through the potholes. Although he sometimes falls, he always climbs up and resolutely goes flat. The road to life. This is not the case in our life. Sometimes it is not only full of potholes, but also full of thorns, but we are not able to walk through the thorns, but also cross the potholes, this is because we still have a back road. If we have only one way to go, like Robinson, I believe that everyone will work hard, so before you do anything, you have to break your own path, so that you have no way to go, only then will you always Forward, closer to success, and finally to success!

Robinson rafting notes

He loves his life. He is optimistic and uplifting. He is also obsessed with his dreams. He is the hero of Robinson Crusoe, Robinson.

This is a story about adventure, wisdom and courage. The British youth Robinson, who was sunk by the ship, was alone in a deserted island and began his adventures for survival. On this small island far from the civilized world, he was self-reliant, planting wheat, raising goats, toasting bread, making canoes, and even saving an indigenous person - "Friday". . . .

Lu Binsun reflects the pioneering spirit of optimism, forge ahead, and retreat. These valuable qualities have given us confidence and courage to challenge nature.

This novel has succeeded in shaping an optimistic and adventurous adventurer. I like Robinson, not only because of his strong, courageous adventurous spirit and his ability to survive in adversity, which I don't have.

His optimism touched me. After the deserted island, I did not complain, did not lose confidence, but thanked God for letting him survive. His world is colorful, he deserves to be liked, it is worth everyone to like, his spirit is worthy of our taste and slowly experience.

He challenged his fate again and again. He was not reconciled. He didn't want to bow to his fate. He wanted to change his destiny. He wanted to hold his destiny in his own hands. Yes, he did it. He was self-reliant and self-sufficient. He experienced the joy of life.

He suffered loneliness. It was not the loneliness that ordinary people could bear. On the deserted island, only he was alone. At night, everything seemed so bleak until he met Friday, the only friend on the island.

He once again thanked God, and everything he experienced on the desert island taught him to be grateful, learned to cherish, and learned to help others.

He helped save his father on Friday and saved a captive white man because he wants to cherish everyone around him, and he has to do everything he can to help everyone he can help.

The island changed Robinson, and Rubinson changed and moved me, and it also affected everyone. I think I will take this impression, optimistic, strong and brave to meet every day!

Robinson rafting notes

When the eagle has its wings flying high; when the flowers bloom, when the saplings grow into towering trees; we also leave our parents and live independently.

The book "Robinson Crusoe" mainly talks about a British businessman named Robinson who is on a desert island. He is not depressed, but grows wheat and builds a house. He returned to the UK after 28 years on the island with a good attitude.

Yes, people can't be a kite in the sky, blindly led by the line, we have to survive for the pursuit. In our lives, students at a university do not peel eggs and cannot be stripped with eggs. A university student can't find a job after graduation. If you buy instant noodles, you won't be soaked. You can only eat it. A university student does not wash clothes after graduation. These examples fully reflect the parents' excessive love for children, which leads to the child's mentality of "clothing to reach out, rice to open mouth", and do nothing. When you grow up, you will have nothing to do, and how to survive independently?

So, from now on, I have to learn to wash clothes, I have to cook a few dishes, I have to do more housework, I have to improve my courage and understand some dangers.

Self-help saves the knowledge of others, so that when the danger really comes, I can calmly deal with danger, use knowledge to save myself or save others.

This book lets me know that when I am in danger, I have to go back to my own self-help. I need to do the usual trivial things. From now on, I will not only learn more knowledge, but also do some housework.