Only when you face difficulties independently can you truly grow up! Published 300th anniversary edition. Translated from the official manuscript of Oxford University, it contains the author's personal postscript, refined 11 classic illustrations, and original Robinson Crusoe adventures. It also comes with an extracurricular reading guidebook.
Everyone's life will not be smooth sailing. There will always be a moment when you are on a desert island in your own life.
Robinson Crusoe, a young sailor, was unwilling to live a mediocre life and went sailing. Unfortunately, he faced jungles infested by wild beasts, turbulent oceans, and terrifying cannibals... He made rafts, built houses, grew food, raised livestock, and lived his own world on the desert island through hard work.
Reader comments
The biggest revelation this book gave me is: You must establish your beliefs and goals in life, and strive for them throughout your life. Only then can your life be meaningful, can you overcome various difficulties, and finally be happy!
It's very interesting. When I was a child, I just thought it was a very interesting adventure story. When I read it as an adult, I found that this book has not become inferior at all due to the passage of time.
On the one hand, it is because the plot is compact and full of ups and downs; on the other hand, it is because the protagonist Robinson has so many beautiful qualities that we are looking for, such as kindness, integrity, bravery, and tenacity.
There are several times in life when you have the courage to start over again, but there were three times in Robinson's life that were really admirable and a world famous book worthy of it.
I first read the article in a primary school textbook. The shortened article of a few hundred words in the textbook was filled with a child's endless fantasies about navigation, desert islands, and survival. It has been more than ten years, and this book comes to mind whenever I see related words. Curiosity made me open this book again, which was like revisiting it and meeting it for the first time.
Why not divided into chapters?
"Robinson Crusoe" is a story with twists and turns and ups and downs written by Daniel Defoe, known as the "Father of British Novel". The article mainly tells the story that the ship on which the protagonist Robinson was traveling encountered a storm and ran aground on the rocks, and all the people on the ship and passengers were killed. Only Robinson survived. The waves rolled him up the beach to a deserted island. In order to survive, after overcoming his initial fear, he became familiar with the environment of the island. With his own perseverance, relying on his own hands and wisdom, and using the guns and simple tools he carried, he was self-reliant and lived a desolate life. Life on the wild island, through unremitting efforts, he owns a residence and furniture, as well as pastures, plantations, and even pets. He tamed a wild man and taught him all the living skills. It is not easy to be in such a situation in such a difficult situation. This is a miracle he created. He used his labor in exchange for gratifying rewards.
"Robinson Crusoe" should be the starting point for most people's precious childhood memories and imaginations. Adventures at sea, survival on desert islands, and Savage Friday are all set in the Age of Discovery, full of mystery and unknowns. Many people have different expectations for adventures at sea, but as the book says, "Use another prison life to describe a certain kind of prison life, and use fictional stories to tell the true story. Both are preferable." Adventure is not as beautiful as the story itself.
This novel was my favorite before. After reading it over and over again, I still feel a little reluctant to part with it. It was also my favorite book in childhood. When I was a child, my mother bought me many books, almost over 1,000 copies. But I only like this book. It is very, very beautiful!
Every adult should read this book, right? In this way, you will understand that there are choices no matter what in life, and you will no longer have so many worries and anguish.
Collected some good sentences:
Before starting to do something, it would be really stupid if you don't calculate the price you need to pay and correctly estimate your own strength!
It can be seen that we people have to wait until we encounter a worse situation before we can see our true situation clearly; we also have to lose what we have before we know how to cherish it.
Waiting for something to happen is more painful than experiencing it, especially when you can't shake the anticipation or the fear.
There is a mysterious driving force in human emotions. Once this motivation is driven by some visible or invisible but imaginable goal, it will fanatically drive our souls to rush towards that goal desperately. If we fail to reach the goal, we will be miserable.
All things in the world are most valuable as long as they are useful. If you accumulate a lot of anything, you should give it to others; the most we can enjoy is the part we can use, and more is useless.
How easy it is to torture a normal person into something close to a savage! The human heart is often the most fragile
Very good, worth reading. The insights gained from reading the book at different stages of life are also very different.
"Robinson Crusoe" should be the starting point for most people's precious childhood memories and imaginations. Adventures at sea, survival on desert islands, and Savage Friday are all set in the Age of Discovery, full of mystery and unknowns. Many people have different expectations for adventures at sea, but as the book says, "Use another prison life to describe a certain kind of prison life, and use fictional stories to tell the true story. Both are preferable." Adventure is not as beautiful as the story itself.
I studied an excerpt from "Robinson Crusoe" when I was in school. I felt it was so magical. Robinson was so strong and tenacious in living on the island. I never had the chance to read the full text in full. Now I read the full text through listening to books after work.
This book is not bad👍👍👍👌👌👌👏👏👏! ! !
His courage and wisdom are really admirable! This reminds me of the old people in "The Old Man and the Sea". They all survive tenaciously in a difficult environment. I especially liked the plot of Robinson building his own shelter and raising livestock. It was really interesting. This book taught me to face difficulties bravely and believe in my abilities. Highly recommended!
I've already finished reading this
Why is the name Robinson Crusoe? ? Not Robinson? ? ?
Let people learn to be independent[Like]
This book is generally good
All in all, the nature of things and the experience of things make me understand that all the good things in the world are good because they are useful to us, and they are of no use if they are not useful.
Review it again.
A good desert island survival book📖
Living in this world, the soul drifts towards destiny
If you want to write a story about a person, come here to find inspiration.
The biggest revelation this book gave me is: You must establish your beliefs and goals in life, and strive for them throughout your life. Only then can your life be meaningful, can you overcome various difficulties, and finally be happy!
It's very interesting. When I was a child, I just thought it was a very interesting adventure story. When I read it as an adult, I found that this book has not become inferior at all due to the passage of time. On the one hand, it is because the plot is compact and full of ups and downs; on the other hand, it is because the protagonist Robinson has so many beautiful qualities that we are looking for, such as kindness, integrity, bravery, and tenacity. There are several times in life when you have the courage to start over again, but there were three times in Robinson's life that were really admirable and a world famous book worthy of it.
I first read the article in a primary school textbook. The shortened article of a few hundred words in the textbook was filled with a child's endless fantasies about navigation, desert islands, and survival. It has been more than ten years, and this book comes to mind whenever I see related words. Curiosity made me open this book again, which was like revisiting it and meeting it for the first time.
Why not divided into chapters?
"Robinson Crusoe" is a story with twists and turns and ups and downs written by Daniel Defoe, known as the "Father of British Novel". The article mainly tells the story that the ship on which the protagonist Robinson was traveling encountered a storm and ran aground on the rocks, and all the people on the ship and passengers were killed. Only Robinson survived. The waves rolled him up the beach to a deserted island. In order to survive, after overcoming his initial fear, he became familiar with the environment of the island. With his own perseverance, relying on his own hands and wisdom, and using the guns and simple tools he carried, he was self-reliant and lived a desolate life. Life on the wild island, through unremitting efforts, he owns a residence and furniture, as well as pastures, plantations, and even pets. He tamed a wild man and taught him all the living skills. It is not easy to be in such a situation in such a difficult situation. This is a miracle he created. He used his labor in exchange for gratifying rewards.
"Robinson Crusoe" should be the starting point for most people's precious childhood memories and imaginations. Adventures at sea, survival on desert islands, and Savage Friday are all set in the Age of Discovery, full of mystery and unknowns. Many people have different expectations for adventures at sea, but as the book says, "Use another prison life to describe a certain kind of prison life, and use fictional stories to tell the true story. Both are preferable." Adventure is not as beautiful as the story itself.
This novel was my favorite before. After reading it over and over again, I still feel a little reluctant to part with it. It was also my favorite book in childhood. When I was a child, my mother bought me many books, almost over 1,000 copies. But I only like this book. It is very, very beautiful!
Every adult should read this book, right? In this way, you will understand that there are choices no matter what in life, and you will no longer have so many worries and anguish.
Collected some good sentences: Before starting to do something, it would be really stupid if you don't calculate the price you need to pay and correctly estimate your own strength! It can be seen that we people have to wait until we encounter a worse situation before we can see our true situation clearly; we also have to lose what we have before we know how to cherish it. Waiting for something to happen is more painful than experiencing it, especially when you can't shake the anticipation or the fear. There is a mysterious driving force in human emotions. Once this motivation is driven by some visible or invisible but imaginable goal, it will fanatically drive our souls to rush towards that goal desperately. If we fail to reach the goal, we will be miserable. All things in the world are most valuable as long as they are useful. If you accumulate a lot of anything, you should give it to others; the most we can enjoy is the part we can use, and more is useless.
How easy it is to torture a normal person into something close to a savage! The human heart is often the most fragile
Very good, worth reading. The insights gained from reading the book at different stages of life are also very different.
"Robinson Crusoe" should be the starting point for most people's precious childhood memories and imaginations. Adventures at sea, survival on desert islands, and Savage Friday are all set in the Age of Discovery, full of mystery and unknowns. Many people have different expectations for adventures at sea, but as the book says, "Use another prison life to describe a certain kind of prison life, and use fictional stories to tell the true story. Both are preferable." Adventure is not as beautiful as the story itself.
I studied an excerpt from "Robinson Crusoe" when I was in school. I felt it was so magical. Robinson was so strong and tenacious in living on the island. I never had the chance to read the full text in full. Now I read the full text through listening to books after work.
This book is not bad👍👍👍👌👌👌👏👏👏! ! !
His courage and wisdom are really admirable! This reminds me of the old people in "The Old Man and the Sea". They all survive tenaciously in a difficult environment. I especially liked the plot of Robinson building his own shelter and raising livestock. It was really interesting. This book taught me to face difficulties bravely and believe in my abilities. Highly recommended!
I've already finished reading this
Why is the name Robinson Crusoe? ? Not Robinson? ? ?
Let people learn to be independent[Like]
This book is generally good
All in all, the nature of things and the experience of things make me understand that all the good things in the world are good because they are useful to us, and they are of no use if they are not useful.
Review it again.
A good desert island survival book📖
Living in this world, the soul drifts towards destiny
If you want to write a story about a person, come here to find inspiration.