Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (Recommended Chinese Reading Series)

Classics cannot be interpreted from the perspective of online texts. To be honest, in this fast-food era, even though I personally feel quite patient, I read it a dozen times in a row and spent four nights reading it. To be honest, Mr. Verne's imagination was amazing for that era, and Mr. Verne's profound knowledge can be seen from the introduction and explanation of many underwater animals and plants in the book. The submarine "Nautilus" was only built in the United States in the same shape in 1952 (the world's first nuclear submarine was named "Nautilus" in memory of "Jules Verne"). In the end, after all, I don't understand Mr. Verne's background at the time, and maybe he also had anti-war thoughts. Looking at it now, there are definitely many outdated aspects of this book. Especially as you grow older and gain more experience, you will find it boring to read. However, I personally think that for the age group of fifth and sixth grade from elementary school to junior high school, after all, there is still little experience. This masterpiece is still worth recommending (more suitable for younger teenagers to read)

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Although I read it for an exam, the plot is full of twists and turns and is fascinating. Disadvantage: The transliteration of the characters' names is different from that in the Chinese language book [awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

Every time I read a book, I follow the characters in it on a strange journey. Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea unfolds strange pictures of the underwater world for us, attracting us to explore the wonderful world under the sea, and also brings us several unforgettable characters, whose final fate is concerned.

They are brave, smart, and never flinch in the face of difficulties, which I admire very much. Moreover, the book also introduces a lot of marine knowledge. After reading it, I feel like I am almost becoming a marine expert! I think this book is a bit similar to "Robinson Crusoe", both are adventure stories. However, "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" is an adventure under the sea, which is more exciting! You should also take a look quickly.

An excellent book that contains rich elements such as adventure, science, science fiction, and popular science. It is one of my favorite masterpieces among the 36 introductions in junior high school. The soothing and interesting text makes me feel happy. The whole text is relaxed and interesting. The author has written many strange and beautiful adventures. The reading experience of this book is absolutely top-notch. There are no confusing words and no rigid combinations. It is natural and smooth and makes me unable to put it down. Even if it is no longer a must-read, it is worth reading for everyone. Supplement: Sharks have indeed received unfair treatment in this book. Literature, film and television works have vilified them too deeply. I still have to clarify for them that most sharks do not eat humans, nor do they bite randomly (some species do injure or even eat humans, there is no doubt about this)

This is a very famous book, and I read it on a whim. The whole book tells about an underwater adventure more than 100 years ago. At that time, people's imagination was so rich and pragmatic that they could boldly imagine traveling around the underwater world in an environment where manpower and material resources were relatively poor. In the past ten months, the author took a submarine and traveled through the Pacific, Indian Ocean, Red Sea, Mediterranean, Atlantic, Antarctic, and Arctic Oceans, a total distance of about 20,000 miles. During the journey, he saw a variety of undersea creatures, undersea tombs, undersea volcanoes, and undersea cities. In fact, what touched me the most was the underwater tomb, buried in a place where no one would ever disturb me. How lonely it would be. However, this is what Captain Nemo and his group want. They hate staying with other humans. Maybe there really is such a group of people in the dark, living in the vast sea, without desires or demands, unrestrained, free and undisturbed by others.

Many of them are technical terms, but the idea of ​​escaping from the land is a good one.

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"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" is one of the 24 books that my junior high school uniformly collected. In junior high school, I only did reading comprehension questions and never read the book seriously. I didn't have time to read it completely until I went to college. I have to say that this is a very nice book that introduces many fish, corals and shells. The full text covers underwater hunting, Torres Strait, Papua savages, stranding, coral cemetery, Suez Tunnel, Santorin Island, pearl divers, Vigo Bay, Atlantis, big ice floe, trapped under the Antarctic ice, octopus battle, storm caused by the Gulf Stream, the "Avenger" and other scenes. What impressed me most was being trapped under the ice, and I was moved by the captain's calmness and calmness in the face of danger. I learned a lot about ports and geography from it, which was a very rewarding reading experience.

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When apes saw the sea for the first time, they were afraid that they would be confused and thought that the sea was just a bigger lake; when Homo sapiens sailed to the sea in a wooden boat, it was the first step for mankind to explore the sea; when humans invented the submarine, they dived into the deep sea, making the charm of the sea more known to mankind; now, we look up at the stars and become the first life on earth to explore outer space; in the future, our descendants will cast their sights outside the solar system.

The story is attractive and engaging! Can inspire readers' enthusiasm for exploring the ocean!

Science fiction is one of my favorite book series, and the story is vivid and interesting, with twists and turns. It deserves full marks [top post]

This book is really wonderful. It uses words to take us on a journey through the oceans of the earth. The feeling of shock is actually stronger than watching a clear documentary. Captain Nemo's words really impressed me: "We can ignore the laws of mankind, but we cannot ignore the laws of nature." The Nautilus is such a wonderful fantasy. It is separated from human society and immersed in the mysteries of nature. It is like a small but vast utopia built by itself. Even though Captain Nemo chose to break away from human society, he was kind to people in poverty.

There are only 270,000 words. I feel like I can't read ordinary novels with so few words.,,_(:з∠)_

Can. Very beautiful, the creatures in the sea are strange

Very beautiful and wonderful

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The content is novel and the idea is bold.

Very nice! The story is wonderful.

Childhood memories, very beautiful [like]