After reading 20,000 miles under the sea

"Two Thousand Miles Under the Sea" tells the story of French biologist Aronus traveling in the depths of the ocean. At that time, a large monster that was judged to be a narwhal was discovered at sea. In fact, this monster is not a narwhal but a diving boat. Captain Nemo invited Aronus to travel on the seabed. They saw many rare sea creatures and strange sights in the water, and they experienced many dangers. Finally, when the dive boat arrived on the Norwegian coast, Aronas left without saying goodbye. The twists and turns, the confusing storyline, the ever-changing character fate, and the rich and detailed scientific knowledge and details of the realistic fantasy are melted into one furnace. The author's unique and ingenious layout, in the long journey, sometimes pushes the reader into the sinister environment of danger, and sometimes brings into the wonderful realm of poetry and painting; the magnificent scene depiction and detailed detailing appear alternately. Read to be fascinating, can't stop.

In this way, with a reverence, I started with the master explorer naturalist Ayunas in the book, riding the Nautilus submarine and starting his legendary underwater journey. Ayunas showed his admiration for Captain Nemo's outstanding talent and knowledge during his voyage. But in the fascinating story, it is also proposed to protect sea creatures such as seals and whales and condemn the concept of indiscriminate killing.

The novels are infested from the "monsters" on the sea, frequently hitting the seas of various countries, stirring up the hearts of the people, until the Nautilus was swallowed by the Atlantic vortex, the whole novel is suspenseful and interlocking. This book has deeply attracted me. During the trip, I and Captain Nemo and the tourists can say that as things develop, they change, sometimes they are worried, sometimes relaxed and happy.

Fifth grade: Liu Weiwei