Reading of Robinson Crusoe

British young sailor Robinson was drowned on the sea because of the cargo ship he was riding. He 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 food, raising livestock, making rafts, and even saved an indigenous person - ''Friday''. In the end, he returned to his hometown.

This is one of the world's top ten masterpieces, Daniel Defoe's work. Robinson reflects the spirit of optimism, enthusiasm, and enthusiasm.

It has been said in the book: Robinson made a lot of strange-shaped bottles and jars with sticky clay, and put them in the sun, but those bottles are not sun-dried or dry. One day, Robinson gave birth to a pile of fire-cooked things. After the fire was over, he found a muddy tile. It had burnt like a stone and was as red as a brick. So, he put the bottles and jars on the fire and burned them. This reflects the characteristics of Robinson's "careful observation."

The book also tells: Robinson made a small boat in the past two years because he missed his hometown, but Robinson couldn't help the boat to go to sea. But he was still not discouraged and built a small boat. This shows Robinson’s spirit of “persistence”.

These valuable qualities of Robinson give us confidence and courage to challenge nature.

Rui'an City, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China, the fifth grade of the New Era Experimental School: Lin Biao