After reading Robinson Crusoe

The biggest shock to Robinson Crusoe is that his adventurous spirit, wisdom and courage have deeply infected me.

The content said that although Robinson lived in a wealthy family, he felt that this kind of comfortable life could not satisfy himself. He was a restless person, and he was full of hope for navigation and adventure. In spite of his parents' opposition, Robinson followed a captain's son on the road to navigation. Reading this, I can't help but feel sorry for Robinson's parents. They are bent on cultivating Robinson as a talented person, but Robinson has made a voyager who is full of threats to life. What happens to Robinson on the nautical road? Can he return to his hometown safely?

For the first time in the sea, Robinson and a few friends unfortunately fell into the hands of the pirates and became slaves to the pirates. Seeing this, I feel that Robinson is very pitiful and feels sorry for him. Why does he not want to listen to his parents' advice, must go sailing and take risks? What will he experience next?

Here, Robinson met a good friend, Zori, who worked together to escape from the pirates. On the way to escape, they met the Portuguese captain and were rescued by the captain. Zoe was left by the captain and became an excellent sailor. With the help of the captain, Robinson became a very wealthy plantation owner. The current life makes Robinson happy and satisfied. Will he stay here for a comfortable and prosperous plantation owner? No, Robinson didn't stay because he couldn't stand the temptation to sail, so he set foot on the voyage again.

This time, he encountered a strong sea storm and fell alone on a deserted island. At this time, I can't help but worry about Robinson's life. How will he survive on this desert island? The magic of this story is that Robinson has lived on this desert island for 28 years! During this time, Robinson cleared the wasteland on the desert island, planted wheat, domesticated the lamb, and became a farmer; Robinson also rescued the "Friday" that fell into the mouth of the savage, and " Friday became the best partner; after that, they rescued the father of "Friday", a white man, a captain, a chief officer and a passenger on board. Everyone worked hard to turn this deserted island into a one. Lively "small city".

With many questions, I finished reading this book and finally understood why Robinson must go to the sea to take risks. That is because he has a wonderful dream in his heart - to be a voyager. In order to realize this dream, Robinson gave up the comfortable life again and again, over and over again to overcome the difficulties encountered, and finally realized his dream of sailing, and met many friends, got a lot of wealth, and finally returned to his own victory. home.

Looking at Robinson’s experience reminds me of the athletes who are working hard at the Olympics. Like Robinson, they all have their own beautiful dreams. For this dream, they insist on training. They are not afraid of suffering and tired. After many failures and difficulties, they can appear in the Olympic Games and to the whole world. People show their style and the highest level, adding luster to the motherland!

Think about myself again, I am still a lot worse than them. Now my goal is very simple, that is, to learn and practice the piano, but sometimes I still want to be lazy, especially when I have difficulty practicing the violin, I always want to detour, it is not good, it will be pushed to tomorrow. This practice has made me lose a lot of precious time, and it has also gradually reduced my piano playing skills.

The story tells me that people must constantly pursue the quality of life. Only in this way can they get more happiness, and they will not have so much regret to leave to themselves.

Fifth grade: Zhu Yinuo