Reading "Robinson Crusoe"

"The book is still medicine, and the good reading can be a doctor." "I rushed on the book, like a hungry person slamming on the bread." "A new book is like a ship, leading us from a narrow place to an infinite life." The vast ocean"... For thousands of years, books have always been good friends of human beings. It gives us knowledge, gives us courage, and enlightens us...

I read "Robinson Crusoe" during this winter vacation. After reading this book, a tall image always comes to my attention. With his tenacious perseverance and the spirit of never giving up, he defeated all the difficulties that came on the way and realized his own ideals. He is the explorer and navigator - Robinson.

Born in a British family, Robinson is not satisfied with his usual life, bid farewell to his parents and friends, and sails with the sailors. Unexpectedly, in a voyage, the ship hit the rocks near South America, the hull broke, the sailors and the captain all fell into the sea, and only Robinson was the only survivor. He saw that there were still a lot of tools and food left on the boat, and he made a wooden raft with wood and dragged them all ashore to maintain a temporary life. The fear of being alone at night reminded him of his father’s sincerity and made him feel that this was the result of his failure to listen to his father’s heart.

There will be more food at the end of the day. One day, he decided to plant some food on the desert island. He started planting barley and rice, and he didn't know how much wind and rain he experienced. He worked hard and he also learned to make rough bread. He captured the prey and began to raise the goats, let them breed, and pass them on from generation to generation. He raised a parrot to send loneliness, dug a cave, and built some furniture, placed in a cave. This made him live a life of good food.

In a hunting, he saw a group of wild people chasing a native, and the natives were beaten and bruised by the savage. He ignored the safety of himself and the wild savage, and finally rescued the natives from the wild. come out. Robinson adopted the natives and named him "Friday." He taught Friday to talk and teach him how to behave. Finally, a few years later, he accidentally met a British ship and ended his 28-year deserted island career.

After reading this book, I have a lot of thoughts. Today's children have always lived a life of "clothing to reach out and rice to open their mouths." Everyone is like a flower in a greenhouse. When the wind blows down, it falls down. With a little setback, maybe it won’t stand up. We have never worked on our own hands, we have worked hard, and we always ask our parents. Every dollar of our parents is hard to come by, but we only want it, not relying on hard work. Once, I did a math problem. I cut the paper for a while, cut my nails for a while, smashed for a long time, and did not progress at all. I was impatient, went out to play, and dropped the question. Now think about it, it’s really embarrassing.

In fact, the difficulty is not terrible, the terrible thing is your heart. As long as everyone has a belief in their hearts, they will certainly overcome difficulties.

Fourth grade: Time is called unintentional