Reading "Two Thousand Miles Under the Sea"

During the summer vacation, I was deeply attracted by a book called "Two Million Miles Under the Sea." This book is a masterpiece of the famous French novelist and prophet, Verne. Verne was born in Nantes, France in 1828. He is known as the "father of science fiction". His works include "Two Thousand Miles Under the Sea", "Around the Earth in Eighty Days", and "Underground Travel".

This is a magical science fiction novel: the successive shipwrecks shocked the world, Professor Aronus and assistants Conssel, Harpoon Nieder. Lan participated in the pursuit of the "Sea Monster", and unexpectedly climbed to the "Sea Monster" and found that the so-called "Sea Monster" is actually a submarine. They had no choice but to travel around the oceans with the captain of the Nautilus submarine, Nemo, and began a thrilling underwater journey: encountering indigenous people, Antarctic adventures, bloody octopus, revenge under the sea...

After reading this book, my heart can't be calm for a long time. Aaronus, a professor who loves the ocean and knowledgeable. After going to the Nautilus, he recorded all the strange and rare animals and plants in his notebook and returned to the land to be made public. Really admirable! Conceal, the loyal servant around the professor, they have experienced hundreds of thousands of kilometers of underwater navigation, and have enjoyed a lot of magnificent scenery. They have suffered together and become hard friends and become true friends. "Harpoon King" Ned. Lan is a brave and excellent prongal whale, and he has saved the professor and Consaire in times of crisis. Captain Nemo is a "hidden" of the ocean, brave and intelligent, leading the sailors to escape from the Antarctic, brave sharks, bloody octopus, no one can rival, but has been seclusion in the sea, rarely showing up.

"Two thousand miles under the sea" not only made me know these brave, persistent, sincere, gloomy people, but also let me visit the seven oceans of the Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, and enjoy the wonderful underwater world. "Twenty thousand miles under the sea" is rich in geography, biology and other knowledge. It is both a fascinating science fiction novel and an encyclopedia rich in marine knowledge. Classmates, let's see it!

Third grade: Yao Qiqi