Adaptation of the Original Work of Robinson Crusoe

Original author: Daniel Defoe (1660-1731) (English) Robinson was unwilling to stay at home. He went to sea three times and was in danger. He became a slave on the way and escaped, and cooperated with the Brazilian plantation owners. Later, he encountered a shipwreck during a slave voyage and lived alone on a desert island for twenty-eight years. With his hands and wisdom, he built shelters, planted food, domesticated livestock, and survived tenaciously. On the way, he rescued the indigenous "Friday" and taught him, and finally assisted the captain to put down the rebellion and successfully returned to the civilized world.