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At the age of 32, I read this book again! The first time I read Robinson Crusoe was in junior high school. At that time, I just read it as a fun story. Now that I have reread it, I feel deeply! The difficulties encountered by Robinson are difficult for ordinary people to encounter and bear. However, the protagonist overcomes many difficulties with extraordinary willpower. He knows how to repay his kindness. He is smart and wise. He is good at thinking and has an extremely rich inner world. He has lived on the island alone for 26 years. How brave and strong he is!

The protagonist has a fearless spirit and a kind and brave personality. He is wise, calm, good at thinking and has the courage to try. He is brave enough to face difficult situations and is not afraid of hardships. He knows how to be grateful for what God has given him; he is good at thinking and expressing; thus he has gained God's favor. As the saying goes, if you survive a catastrophe, you will be blessed later. Perhaps this story also confirms the truth of this sentence. "As long as I don't give up on living, even if the world is my enemy, they can't defeat me!"

Good-looking, inspirational, and free. It depicts an image of Robinson who faces reality, is optimistic, active and brave, and is not afraid of hardships. Thank you to the author for the translation! ! !

Because there are too many ads, I give it four stars.

During the entire 28 years of self-rescue, Robinson built this uninhabited island into a paradise. This optimistic, indomitable pioneering spirit and valuable strong character leave people with the courage to challenge nature. The first question that comes to mind after reading this book is: Can I be as optimistic as Robinson Crusoe? Now we don't have to think about anything. Our family members do everything, and some even let our mothers serve the meals. Because most of us are only children, our parents pour all their love on us. We are not allowed to have scars or be wronged...

Tomato should introduce more such published masterpieces, praise, praise, praise!

When Robinson was a teenager, he was full of curiosity and enthusiasm for everything, and he was also a little rebellious. Later, I experienced various difficulties, became more mature and calm, and understood some principles in life. This book describes Robinson's psychology well. From a boy to a middle-aged man, his psychology will always become more mature (please don't criticize me for personal understanding!)

When I was in junior high school, my mobile phone was confiscated. I read Luotuo Xiangzi's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Robinson Crusoe. These three books must have been read about fifty times in total. I really can't get tired of them, but I am not used to reading the electronic version.

It is an inspirational article. Do not give in to difficulties. People need faith when they are in difficulties. They also need smart minds, hard work, and harmony.

Different people, even if they stand in the same place, see different scenery through their own lives.

I read the Little Man book as a child more than sixty years ago, and it was a profound impression. When I read the original book in my sixtieth year, my excitement was reduced. I just want to say that people are on the line of life and death in adversity, and their abilities are unimaginable. The saying that man can conquer nature is not an empty talk!

This book is probably my introduction to farming literature. I read it when I was in elementary school. I particularly remember a scene in which Robinson Crusoe makes bread by himself. This is also the first time I have read this book in its entirety as an adult. This time I saw more details, such as place names, longitude and latitude, navigation and seasonal details. Robinson was not stranded on the island the first time he went to sea. In his first few trips, everything was smooth sailing or he encountered difficulties, which laid a solid foundation for him to live alone on the island for the next nineteen years: he learned a series of necessary skills in life situations such as boating, planting, and raising animals. It can be said that every voyage he took was preparing for his island life. Without these strange experiences, even if God's favor allowed him to survive the shipwreck, he would have starved to death because of his inability to understand Sannon. Of course, this story wouldn't have started if he had eliminated the idea of ​​a sailing adventure from the beginning. However, there are still some shortcomings in this book, the most basic of which is that the author always confuses the details of the context and context, which is reflected in the translator's notes; secondly, some of the author's plots are too wild and imaginative, and are not very suitable for real life, such as the scene at the end where Friday teases the bear and the author organizes a team to attack the wolves. In addition, for myself, there is one thing in this book that I don't really appreciate, that is, the author's ubiquitous preaching, aiming to make readers believe in God and convert to Catholicism. However, this is also due to the author's own beliefs and the times. I am willing to change his preaching point of view into people facing adversity with an optimistic attitude and being contented. Another thing that is limited by the current situation and the author's concept is the unequal names for Friday in the article: savages, barbarians, natives, etc. It is often difficult to conceal the author's own ideas in literary works. Readers do not necessarily need to agree with his views, but must draw their own conclusions from the book before deciding their own attitude. Overall, the flaws do not hide the virtues. Robinson Crusoe remains one of my favorite books.

The writing of this book is clear, and the words reveal hopes, complaints, endeavors and other feelings about life. It is sincere and lets us know that life is like drifting, and we should take it as it comes.

How to say? The protagonist is not afraid of death. He encountered two waves and did not die. He is very lucky. Still going to commit suicide. As a result, he was caught and became a slave. Two years later, he found an opportunity to escape. After 4 years of escaping, he planted plants, opened a botanical garden, and went sailing until his death. He also made a suicide note, saying that if he died, half of his inheritance would be left to good Samaritans, and the other half would also be left to good Samaritans. People are just different people, but they were blown away by the wind again, and they were lucky but not dead. When they arrived on the island, they found that they encountered big waves. If they didn't get on the small boat and escape, the big ship would have been blown to the island by the wind. Everyone would be safe and sound, and they wouldn't be in such a mess like now.

I heard about this book when I was in school, but I haven't read it yet. It's really good to see it now. Robinson's spirit is worth learning. It will give people a sense of motivation whether in good times or difficult times.

This book is great, a classic. I also want to read "One Hundred Years of Solitude", but unfortunately it is not available yet.

The story of "Robinson Crusoe" is simple, simple and very touching. A sailor, Robinson Crusoe, was stranded on a deserted island after his ship sank, where he spent 28 years. With nowhere to go, he began to think of ways to save himself - making rafts, building houses, growing food, raising livestock, and devoted himself to the struggle against nature. Relying on his own hands and wisdom, he spent decades turning this desert island into a "paradise". He also bravely rescued an indigenous man, "Friday", and lived with him. And when he was preparing to live on a desert island for a long time, he got an opportunity by chance and finally returned to the UK. Reading this book, we can easily be moved by Robinson's spirit of self-improvement, hard work, and courage to create. But why can Robinson have this spirit? Why can one persevere? Today, I would like to share with you Robinson's mental journey and personal insights through some excerpts from the book. Robinson's twenty-eight years on the desert island was actually thinking about the meaning of his life and God's arrangement for his life. 28 Years have allowed him to establish a belief, and it is this belief that allows him to sustain himself and live a more fulfilling and happy life. I personally am not religious, but I think people need faith. Faith does not mean believing in God or the Lord in a narrow sense, but rather setting a goal for one's own life and life, and finding a destination for one's heart. Chinese people generally have no faith. Most people live hard not because they have too little material, but because they have no pursuits or ideals and are confused. Perhaps the solution is to start from small things, find our pursuit of life bit by bit, explore the meaning of life, and gradually build our faith. Read "Robinson Crusoe" and find the power of faith.

This was a recommended extracurricular reading that I read in junior high school more than ten years ago. Now I just have some impressions, so I read it again. The writing is plain and the story is wonderful.

It's very good. I've read the physical book many times. This is the first time I've read it online.

It's very interesting. I didn't like this style at first, but Robinson's personality charm and optimistic spirit made me watch it. It's very exciting. I will watch it a second time~

This is a high-quality masterpiece that is very suitable for teenagers to read , which contains very rich spiritual food and has many uses for the development of human society.

I read this book once before when I was studying, and now I read it again

It's very interesting and the plot is well connected. Worth reading for students.

Do you still need to comment? It's a classic handed down from generation to generation, who dares to say it's not good?

I read this book when I was in elementary school. I loved it so much that I read it at least ten times. I liked the various things Robinson did on the island the most, and even had some yearning for it.

It's beautiful, but Robinson also has an ambition.

Oh my god, I actually found the book that the teacher asked us to read in the text, Tomatoes are really cowhide!

Thank you to the author for letting me do my homework. Thank you.

Very good, very good, I hope our school will close down

This book describes the protagonist's 23 years of survival on a desert island. It also describes the hero's bravery and composure. Stay calm when encountering difficulties. Meeting. Will have the worst possible outcome with anything else. Make comparisons instead of beating yourself up. To fend for itself.