Robinson Crusoe Reading Notes

The protagonist Robinson in this book dares to take risks and pursues a free and unrestrained life. It also includes a collection of good words and sentences from the book. In fact, this is my winter vacation homework. You are welcome to learn from it.

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"Robinson Crusoe" Reading Notes

Good words

good words

Unobstructed, the sun is setting in the west, turning a deaf ear, speaking bitterly, the sky is dark and the earth is dark, Unstoppable, powerless, blind, exposed to the sun and rain, inexhaustible, Out of sight, helpless, unheard, seen again, cut off from the world, Survival from desperate situation, night and day, calm sea, stormy sea, unable to move

good sentence

When danger is present, the fear it brings is a thousand times more terrible than the danger itself.

Anticipating misfortune is more uncomfortable than having misfortune happen, especially when you are unable to resolve your anticipation and fear.

Never take danger signs and omens lightly. These signs often appear when you do not feel the possibility of danger.

In eight years of continuous and absurd life at sea, my father's teachings have long since disappeared, and the people around me have lived a blasphemous and sinful life like me. I don't remember even once asking God for a message. I reflected on myself once, and found out that I was controlled by a stubborn heart, which neither followed good nor hated evil.

I kept reading passages from the Bible and praying, cultivating my noble sentiments and feeling so comforted as never before.

Review

The protagonist Robinson in this book dares to take risks and pursue a free and unrestrained life.

This book writes about storms and storms at sea in detail and wonderfully.

In a difficult environment, Robinson built his own house, built fences, hunted, and raised goats and other animals... Fortunately, the island was rich in resources, and by chance, he successfully planted grains and made bread. (This also shows his intelligence and wisdom.)

The whole text tells the story of Robinson Crusoe's voyages and life on a desert island, and vividly displays the loneliness of living alone on a desert island for more than 20 years with no one to communicate with and the fear of danger; fortunately, there was " Friday" companionship and communication.