The representative writer of British desert island literature is the founder of realist novels in the British Enlightenment period and is known as the "father of British and European novels".

Robinson set up a tent on the edge of the hill and settled down. Use sharpened wooden stakes to build a fence around the tent, and dig a hole in the cave behind the tent to live. Robinson used simple tools to make tables, chairs and other furniture, hunted game for food, drank water from the stream, and overcame the initial difficulties he encountered.

On June 25, Robinson suffered from severe malaria. Malaria broke out again on June 27th, and it was very violent. Later, Robinson thought of using tobacco leaves to treat illnesses and took a nap. When he woke up, Robinson felt refreshed and his body was completely restored to vitality. There was no malaria attack the next day and my body gradually recovered. This day is the twenty-ninth.

Once, Robinson accidentally discovered that the chaff that fell in the corner had green stems growing out of it. Soon, dozens of ears grew, which was a great blessing from God. From time immemorial, Robinson Crusoe would sow half of the seeds as an experiment in the rainy season to get more food. In the worst trial, the harvest of barley and rice yielded only half a bean. However, after this experiment, Robinson became a master of farming. Now he knows that he sows twice and harvests twice throughout the year, and Robinson has the food for life.

In order to make bread on a desert island, Robinson planted barley and rice on the island, invented the stone mortar tool, and made a sieve. But making bread requires fermentation. Robinson did not have baking powder, but Robinson relied on his wisdom to make very good barley bread in a square brick stove.

Out of the needs of life, Robinson began to make pottery. After finding clay, he made countless experiments. At first, he was unsuccessful. After a few months, he finally made pottery and utensils, but he still failed to make a good quality clay pot. By chance, Lu Bin Xun discovered the secret and finally burned three earthen pots and two earthen pots.

Robinson took home a kid whose leg was lame. Under Robinson's careful care, the injured kid's leg grew back and he survived. Later, the kid gradually became tamed and refused to leave Robinson. Robinson came up with the idea of ​​raising kid goats and other easily tamed animals to breed them.

In order to reach the mainland opposite the isolated island, Robinson wanted to build a canoe. But he was too hasty and gave up without causing any trouble. Later, Robinson built a smaller canoe and installed a mast and sail. But because the canoe was too small, Robinson could not take it to the opposite continent and could only use it nearby.

Robinson went out to sea for adventure. The ship encountered a storm and ran aground on the rocks. All the sailors and passengers on the ship were killed. Only Robinson survived and drifted alone to an uninhabited desert island. He made a raft from the mast of the sunken ship, transported the food, clothes, guns and ammunition, tools, etc. on the ship to the shore and built his home.

After seeing the brutal scenes of savages eating people, Robinson strengthened his "city wall" and came up with the idea of ​​killing the savages. Once again he saw the savages holding a feast of human flesh, and one of the savage captives escaped. Robinson killed two pursuers and saved the savage. Robinson took it as his slave and named it "Friday". Under Robinson's guidance, Friday quickly learned to dress, shoot, and speak English... and became Robinson's most loyal servant and friend.

Robinson gave the rescued prisoners guns and food, and asked them to take the newly built ships to bring the sailors who were killed on the Spanish ship to the island. While waiting, a British ship anchored near his desert island due to sailors making trouble. Robinson helped the captain regain the ship and returned to England with the captain.

Just as Robinson and "Friday" were making the wooden boat and were about to set sail, another savage came to the island to have a feast of human flesh. One of the prisoners was Friday's father. Robinson loaded his guns with ammunition, took a big knife, rushed down the mountain, and killed all the savages. Only four savages escaped.

Robinson Crusoe was born in a middle-class family in England. He could have lived a quiet and prosperous life relying on his abundant family property. However, Robinson, who wanted to go out and explore, became a sailor full of adventure and excitement. On a rough and dangerous sea, he encountered a shipwreck and was stranded on a desert island. Robinson rescued the cannibal boy on Friday, the autonomous calendar day, and named him Friday. As the two got along day and night, the two developed a friendship that was both father and friend.

He was a savage who was almost eaten by another tribe of savages on the beach. He was rescued by Robinson Crusoe and became Robinson's assistant, allowing Robinson to realize his dream of returning home. He is a simple and loyal man. Friends and wise warriors.