1. Four-character words and good sentences from Robinson Crusoe
Excerpts of good words:
Smoke is filling the air, the shock has just settled, and there are stains and marks
Comfortable, moderate, self-restrained, jealous, upset, solemn and solemn, return to the heart and disappear
It rises suddenly and cannot be suppressed, and becomes weaker day by day. Integrity and selflessness are put into practice outside the sky, and the body is covered with black spots
Thousands of miles away, no one around, no regrets, listening carefully to the waves, drifting, ecstatic, extremely sad, overjoyed
Good quotes
1. I completely ignored my father’s wishes and even defied him. He didn't even listen to his mother's pleas and the dissuasion of his friends. This nature of mine seems to have destined me to an unfortunate fate in the future.
2. I am an unfilial son who abandoned my parents and failed to fulfill my vocation. God punished me so quickly. It is really just and fair.
3. Alas! How ridiculous are the decisions people make in fear! Reason provides them with various ways to protect themselves, but once fear gets the upper hand, they don't know how to use these methods.
4. Especially, in this unfortunate situation, God guided me to know Him and beg for His blessing, which gave me great comfort. This happiness more than compensates for all the misfortunes I have suffered and may suffer.
I completely ignored my father's wishes, even disobeyed my father's orders, and completely ignored my mother's pleas and my friends' dissuasion. This nature of mine seems to have destined me to an unfortunate fate in the future.
Alas! How ridiculous are the decisions people make in fear! Reason provides them with various ways to protect themselves, but once fear gets the upper hand, they don't know how to use these methods.
I often sit down to eat with a grateful heart, admiring God for His goodness in life, because He has given me so much goodness in the wilderness. I have learned to pay attention to the bright side of my situation and pay less attention to its dark side; to think more of what I enjoy and less of what I lack. This attitude sometimes gives me a heartfelt comfort that I cannot express in words. …I think that all our dissatisfaction with what we need comes from a lack of gratitude for what we have received.
.......It can be seen that we ordinary people will not understand the benefits of the original environment unless we see a worse environment with our own eyes; if we have to be at the end of our rope, we will not know how to cherish what we originally enjoyed. thing.
.In human emotions, there is often a hidden driving force. Once this driving force is attracted by some visible target, disaster will be caused by some invisible but imaginable target. Being attracted will push our souls towards the goal with a courageous force. If we fail to reach the goal, it will cause us unbearable pain.
A common problem among ordinary people is that they are often dissatisfied with the living environment that God and nature have arranged for them. In my opinion, at least half of their sufferings are caused by this common disease.
2. Good words and sentences from Robinson Crusoe (20 good words, 5 good sentences)
Good sentences: 1. I completely ignored my father’s wishes, even defied his orders and refused to listen at all. My mother’s pleading and my friends’ dissuasion. This nature of mine seems to have destined me to an unfortunate fate in the future. 2. I am an unfilial son who abandoned my parents and failed to fulfill my vocation. God punished me so quickly. It is really just and fair. . 3. Alas! How ridiculous are the decisions people make in fear! All the ways that reason provides them with to protect themselves, once fear takes over, they don't know how to use them. 4. Especially in this unfortunate situation, God guided me to know Him and ask for His blessings , which gave me great comfort. This kind of happiness is more than enough to compensate for all the misfortunes I have suffered and may suffer. 5 I was simply frightened and stood there blankly, as if I had been struck by a bolt from the blue. 6 Seeing this scene, I was furious and had already put aside my fear. I swore in my heart: Next time I see such atrocities, I will not let them go! 7 All the good things in the world have no other benefit to us except for use. 8 It is useless for a person to just sit blankly and dream about what he can't get. This absolute truth makes I cheered up again. 9 After a person understands the truth, he will feel that being saved by God from sin is greater happiness than being saved by God from trouble. 10 Things are always like this, fear of danger, Compared with the danger itself that I see with my own eyes, it is often more frightening. 11 Now I begin to feel that although my current life is simple and miserable, it is no longer much better than the evil and despicable life before. Times, I no longer worry about the worries of the past, nor do I take pleasure in the joys of the past. Appreciation: In "Robinson Crusoe", there are a few sentences that I appreciate very much: "God gives all living beings unity." Some people are not afraid of hardship or tiredness, and can create miracles. Others believe in destiny and are unwilling to create their own lives. They believe that 'miracles' are arranged by God. In fact, as long as they create miracles, they will be able to create miracles. will appear." From today on, I will use these few words as motivation to spur myself forward, from a little emperor to a family assistant, to a good child who can help my father and mother with housework, and learn to Do your own things by yourself, experience fun and develop abilities from doing things by yourself. 3. The four best words of Robinson Crusoe
The most attractive part of the novel is Robinson’s character.
He dares to take risks and pursue a free and unrestrained life. Even if you live on a desert island, you will never be discouraged.
Alone on an uninhabited island that lacked the most basic living conditions, he overcame many difficulties that ordinary people could not imagine and survived with amazing perseverance. Without a house, he built it by himself; without food, he tried hunting, planting millet, taming goats, and drying wild raisins; he also tried to make tables and chairs, made pottery, and used scarves to sift dough to make bread... On the island for the first time... In 24 years, he also rescued a savage and named him "Friday".
Under his education, "Friday" became a loyal slave. In this way, Robinson established his own material and spiritual "kingdom" on the desert island.
Facing the difficulties in life, Robinson's actions showed the perseverance and heroic qualities of a tough guy, and embodied the creative and pioneering spirit of the rising bourgeoisie. "Robinson Crusoe" tells the story of a man named Robinson Crusoe.
He was born into a wealthy family in Yorkshire. His father wanted him to study law and become a judge safely. However, Robinson had longed for adventure since he was a child, so he abandoned his family's status and money and left home to sail when he was 18 years old, despite the strong opposition of his relatives.
On the way, he has encountered many dangers - encountering a strong storm, being captured by a pirate leader as a slave... He did not expect that this was God's punishment for him to sail away from home. Merciful God allowed him to turn disaster into good fortune time and time again, but he did not thank God and only wanted to go on a sailing adventure.
Finally, God was angered and overturned his boat, causing him to drift to an uninhabited desert island.
He finally believed in the religion he had forgotten and prayed seriously every day. Later, he found some daily necessities from the capsized boat, and thought of many creative ways to survive.
And rescued an indigenous man who was captured by the indigenous people of other tribes on the island, and named him: Friday, making him his loyal servant, and finally rescued a British sailing ship. Captain, and helped him put down the rebellion on the ship, and returned to England together. Back to civilized land.
I admire the protagonist in the article: Robinson Crusoe. Because he could survive alone on an isolated island, and he lived happily: he had his own wheat fields, pastures, two wooden houses, and his own pots for baking... and he persisted for 15 years, until someone came to the island to rescue him. .
Nowadays, let alone an isolated island, a person may not be able to survive alone at home. The new generation of our motherland is content with the status quo, not thinking about making progress, and their brains are rusty.
Robinson Crusoe must use his wisdom to survive on the isolated island. If he had been content with the status quo and not explored the other side of the island, he would not have discovered the paradise-like orchard there; if he had not used the courage to save the captain, he would have lost the rare opportunity to return to the civilized world; if He did not add a layer of protective trees to his "residence" at that time, so when he prevented the people on the ship from rebelling, there would be no good place for them to hide and shoot... My life's role model - Lu Bin Son Crusoe! Thoughts after reading "Robinson Crusoe" I have also read stories about humans and nature, but in comparison, "Robinson Crusoe" is more real and relevant.
The protagonist Robinson is not in real life, but everything he does is very clear, because he made it with his own hands. The character Robinson is the first positive example of the bourgeoisie in world literature.
He was born into a middle-class family with a happy life. He could have lived his whole life happily, but his desire to travel around the world since he was a child prompted him to leave home and embark on a journey of love. of human and natural life. Robinson spent more than twenty-eight years of hard life on a desert island. He used the few living materials left by human civilization on a broken ship to launch a tenacious struggle against nature.
Among them, the plot of settling a home and building a canoe shows Robinson's characteristics of being good at discovery and utilization. The events of rescuing "Friday", rescuing the captain, and subduing the thugs depict Robinson's tenacious spirit of fighting against nature, thus creating an image that reflects the spiritual outlook of the rising bourgeoisie.
The author Defoe once commented on Robinson Crusoe: He is portrayed as a creator who is not content with the status quo, has the courage to act and pursue, is not afraid of hardships and dangers, and opens up new worlds in accordance with the model of modern civilization. Many people just want to be satisfied with the status quo, and it is best to live a happy life without going through any storms, but they do not know that people who have not gone through big storms cannot withstand any blows and challenges.
Although some people get what they want after some trials, once the thing is lost, they can never get back together. Because they are afraid of having to deal with difficult problems again.
After losing the hard-earned cheese, the little mice in "Who Moved My Cheese" - Xiu Xiu and Hurry - immediately put on their shoes and started their new search without any hesitation. In this way, their mentality and state of mind will be calmer and calmer. Because they know how to pursue, their destination is not far away.
There are also examples of this in real life. Phelps, who suddenly rose to prominence at the Athens Olympics, is the representative of "brave". He is only 19 years old, but has already won the 100th in swimming events at this Olympics. 5 gold medals and 2 bronze medals, won in the 7 events. Although many people are laughing at what he said before the Olympic Games: he wants to win 7 or more gold medals in one fell swoop and break the world record.
But have you ever seriously thought that he is only 19 years old, an age where he can only live for himself, but he has the courage to boast about it. Although he has not broken the record, his strength is enough to win in 2008. This wish will come true at the 2018 Olympic Games. He also has the courage to achieve. Behind his success are countless days of hard training in swimming.
The same is true for Robinson. If he had not left home, then his life must not have been so exciting. In his eyes, there was only money and a life of "clothes to reach out and food to open." day. He would not know how to use his own hands to make things and defend his homeland. He had the courage to challenge the secular world: run away from home; he had the courage to fight against nature: he was not submerged after the big waves; he. 4. Help me write 4,000 words of good words and sentences in "Robinson Crusoe"
The image of Robinson is in line with the spirit of British society in the 18th century.
Robinson was eager for adventure and unwilling to live a mediocre life. He was a representative figure in the rising period of the bourgeoisie. After he was trapped on a desert island, he encountered many seemingly insurmountable difficulties. However, with his strong perseverance and unyielding determination, he solved the problems of housing, food, tools, etc. one by one, and lived a comfortable life.
He is very optimistic, full of fighting spirit, and embodies the spirit of self-struggle. His creative labor and results also embody the infinite charm of human wisdom. Robinson was a bourgeois hero full of pioneering and enterprising spirit, as well as a colonial representative full of desire for conquest and ambition to expand territory.
As soon as he established a foothold on the island, he erected a landing mark on the seaside. In the relationship between him and Friday described later, Robinson's image of a colonialist is more obvious. Therefore, "Robinson Crusoe" is an ode to the struggling spirit of capitalism and a narrative that attempts to legitimize colonialism.
The language of this work is plain and the narrative is precise. The excerpt of this chapter describes Robinson's process of settling on a desert island by his own efforts. It seems very difficult or even impossible, but the author presents Robinson's process of selecting a site and building a house in precise and specific details. What we see in front of us has a strong sense of reality and is very credible, making us feel that we would do the same thing if we were in Robinson's position. No wonder later generations call Defoe the "father of British novels" and "Robinson." "Robinson Crusoe" is regarded as the foundation of realist novels.
Robinson was born in a middle-class family in England. Although his father hoped that he could earn a family fortune through hard work in his hometown and live a peaceful life, since childhood, Robinson Xun set up his ambition to travel around the world. In 1651, he quietly left his hometown and began his first adventure.
He bought some cheap items from London, then went to Africa by sea, and exchanged gold sand, ivory and other valuable items with the local natives, making huge profits. Seeing that it was profitable, he went to Africa again, but unfortunately he encountered pirates.
He himself became the slave of the bandit leader. But he was good at observing faces and soon gained the trust of the robbers, who relaxed their supervision of him.
He took the opportunity to escape and took away the little black slave Xuli. After 10 days on the run at sea, he was rescued by a ship bound for Brazil.
After arriving in Brazil, he sold the young black slaves, bought a small manor, and began his life as a manor owner. But he was not content with mediocrity, and once again ventured out to sea to sell black people in Africa.
This time there was bad luck again. The ship ran aground and sank near South America. Except for him who escaped death and climbed onto a desert island, everyone else was buried in the belly of a fish.
The island is deserted and there are no wild animals. He began a lonely life that lasted for 28 years.
He was not discouraged. He first built a raft and transported all the useful things on the sunken ship back to the island, including food, sail cloth, guns and ammunition, fresh water, and wine. , clothes, tools, etc. He pitched a tent with canvas and established a camp for himself.
Then he began to survey the topography of the island. He chose a small cave at the foot of the hillside as a shelter.
It took several months to expand its scale and use simple tools to make tables, chairs and other furniture. In order to guard against wild beasts, he set up traps at the entrance of the cave to form a "castle".
After the arrangements were made, the food and water on the ship were almost running out. He started looking for food and water again.
There are many wild goats on the desert island. In addition to hunting, he also raised them.
By chance, green rice seedlings and wheat seedlings grew out of the remaining grain in the bags carrying feed on the ship during the rainy season. He collected seeds to expand the planting the following year.
On the other side of the island, he also discovered patches of fruit trees. He built a hut near the orchard as his "villa".
The beach is also rich in products, with many turtles and birds. He captures them to improve nutrition.
He caught another parrot and named it "Boer". There are also several streams on the island that provide fresh water, so food and drink are basically guaranteed.
Robinson gradually began to engage in agriculture and animal husbandry, and achieved great success. In the first year, he harvested two bushels of rice and two bushels of barley.
He ground the grain into flour, and made earthenware pots for cooking so that he could eat bread. He also built a large wooden fence around the island to raise the captured sheep together.
In this way, you not only have mutton to eat, but also goat milk to drink. He sewed hats, coats and umbrellas for himself from sheepskins.
He relied on his own efforts and had all the necessities in life. In the sixth year of his life, he built a canoe and spent another two years digging a 6-foot-wide canal to carry the boat. Put it in the creek half a mile away. He drove this wooden boat and inspected around the island like a king, full of pride.
One day several years later, an accident finally occurred. A group of savages rowed from another island and invaded his territory.
They ate some of the prisoners and sang and danced. Robinson was filled with fear that he would be discovered and eaten.
He found a very secluded and deep cave as his new residence, and set up extensive mechanisms to protect himself. After a long time like this, he has spent 23 years safely on the island.
Soon, another group of cannibal barbarians came to the island. Robinson was determined to defend his territory.
He picked up his gun and lurked nearby. Suddenly a prisoner broke free from the rope and ran toward him, followed by several savages.
Robinson shot and killed the chasing barbarians and rescued the prisoner. That day happened to be Friday, so he named the prisoner "Friday". From then on, "Friday" Became his loyal servant and friend. In less than a year, Friday had learned English. He told Robinson that 17 white people had been shipwrecked on the island where he lived.
Robinson wanted to rescue them and return to civilized society with them. So, he and Friday built a canoe and got ready to go.
Just at this moment, another group of savages came to the island with many captives, including a white man. He rescued the white man, and also Friday's father.
In this fierce battle, he and Friday used muskets and other weapons to kill and wound 21 natives. There are new residents on the island.
In addition to Friday's father, there is also the Spaniard. Robinson expanded the cereal planting area and sent Friday's father back to contact the Spanish to prepare to bring the remaining Spanish to the island.
Then,. 5. All the good idioms and sentences and paragraphs from Robinson Crusoe, please.
. I completely ignored my father’s wishes, even defied his orders, and completely ignored my mother’s pleas and friends. of dissuasion.
This nature of mine seems to have destined me to an unfortunate fate in the future. 2. I am an unfilial son who abandoned my parents and failed to fulfill my vocation. God punished me so quickly. It is really just and fair.
3. Alas! How ridiculous are the decisions people make in fear! Reason provides them with various ways to protect themselves, but once fear gets the upper hand, they don't know how to use these methods. 4. Especially, in this unfortunate situation, God guided me to know Him and beg His blessing, which gave me great comfort.
This happiness more than compensates for all the misfortunes I have suffered and may suffer. It's all done by me, I hope it can help you! Good words, sentences and paragraphs from "Robinson Crusoe": 1. I completely ignored my father's wishes, even defied his orders, and completely ignored my mother's pleas and my friends' dissuasion.
This nature of mine seems to have destined me to an unfortunate fate in the future. 2. I am an unfilial son who abandoned my parents and failed to fulfill my vocation. God punished me so quickly. It is really just and fair.
3. Alas! How ridiculous are the decisions people make in fear! Reason provides them with various ways to protect themselves, but once fear gets the upper hand, they don't know how to use these methods. 4. Especially, in this unfortunate situation, God guided me to know Him and beg His blessing, which gave me great comfort.
This happiness more than compensates for all the misfortunes I have suffered and may suffer. It's all done by me, I hope it can help you! Excerpts of good words: Stranded, pocketed, swallowed, filled with smoke, swimming, mountain col, submissive, frightened, stained marks Excerpts of good words: I was simply frightened, and just stood there blankly, as if I had been struck by a bolt from the blue. .
Seeing this scene, I was furious and had already put aside my fear. I swore in my heart: Next time I see such atrocities, I will not let them go! Good excerpt: The ground here is covered with many melons, and the trees are covered with bunches of grapes, many of them large, and there are also bright yellow lemons.
I looked along the slope of the orchard, and there was a fresh and green beauty everywhere. My heart was filled with joy, and I suddenly felt that I had become the undisputed owner of this rich land. Unexpectedly, a voice suddenly called my name: "Robinson, poor Robinson, where have you been?" I woke up from the extreme surprise and took a closer look. It turned out to be "Bo'er" there. Call me and make me extremely happy.
The sad words in "Bo'er's" mouth are all what I usually teach him. Now that I am surviving the disaster, it has flown into my hand again, lovingly repeating words that it does not quite understand, making people feel more cordial and warm.
If you see me eating, you will definitely be envious: I am like the king of the whole island, sitting high up alone. "Boer" seemed to be my favorite minister, and only he had the right to talk to me. My dog ??seemed to be an old and loyal minister, and the cats sat on both sides like obedient people.
Although I have supreme authority on the island, in fact, what I am wearing has reached the point of being unsightly. Sometimes when I look at myself, I can't help but burst into laughter.
1. When you start to do something, it would be really stupid if you don’t calculate in advance how much it will cost, and if you don’t make a correct estimate of your own strength in advance. 2. I often sit down to eat with a grateful heart, admiring God’s goodness because He has given me so much goodness in the wilderness.
I have learned to pay attention to the bright side of my situation and pay less attention to its dark side; to think more of what I enjoy and less of what I lack. This attitude sometimes gives me a heartfelt comfort that I cannot express in words.
…I think that all of our dissatisfaction with what we need comes from a lack of gratitude for what we have received. 3.... It can be seen that we ordinary people cannot understand the benefits of the original environment unless we see a worse environment with our own eyes; if we have to be at the end of our rope, we will not know how to cherish what we originally enjoyed.
4. I have been drifting on the sea for so many days, and it is enough. I just want to rest quietly for a few days and reflect on the dangers of the past. 5. It is more painful for a person to always expect disaster than to encounter disaster, especially when a person cannot get rid of this expectation and this feeling of fear.
6. In human emotions, there is often a hidden driving force. Once this driving force is attracted by a visible target, disaster will be caused by something invisible but imaginable. Being attracted by a goal will push our soul towards that goal with a courageous force. If we fail to reach the goal, it will cause us unbearable pain. 7. A common problem among ordinary people is that they are often dissatisfied with the living environment that God and nature have arranged for them.
In my opinion, at least half of their sufferings are caused by this common disease. 8. When the Creator ruled over mankind, it was a supreme good thing to limit human understanding and knowledge to a narrow scope. 6. Excerpts of good words and sentences from Robinson Crusoe
Good words:
To be exposed to the sun and rain, to be alone and helpless, to be frozen and hungry is unheard of
Respect it solemnly Contented with things, safe and secure, seeing the light of day again, isolated from the rest of the world
Aiming high, trying to be strong, winning, being lazy, doing great things, being a lustful person
Incredible, inexhaustible incitement to subvert health, tranquility, socializing and entertainment
Brave, loyal, loyal, self-sacrifice to save others, upright and pick up gold without ignorance
Don’t know good or bad, good or bad, timid, restrain oneself, say good or bad, dislike bad or good, do it yourself
Indulge in leisure, hate work, idle and do things for oneself, he is a green forest hero, majestic and awe-inspiring
Let’s talk about experience and lessons *** Wholeheartedly and wholeheartedly Ansai Waist Drum is thrilling
Breathtaking majesty lasts forever Pan Hao Mo Cang’s voice is majestic and faint Hao Hao
Majestic awe-inspiring awe-inspiring aura Yin Hao Shu Kong Dongfeng mighty Wang Yang Hao Bo
There are many people, brave and good at fighting, resourceful and indomitable
Perseverance and perseverance, advancing despite difficulties and having no choice but to survive and make ends meet
Perseverance and survival in desperate situations. Constantly striving for self-improvement, not afraid of danger
Willing to help others, perseverance is amazing, not afraid of hardships and dangers, single-minded and focused
Fully focused, dedicated and committed, Jingwei Reclamation, consistent and unswerving
Tireless, meticulous, dedicated, sleepless and forgetful of food, conscientious and conscientious
Diligent and dedicated, working day and night to burn ointment, perseverance
Perseverance, nine deaths and no regrets, a wooden man with a stone heart, perseverance and perseverance
Standing proudly, steel can be tempered and perseverance. Indestructible despite all setbacks
Indomitable despite all setbacks
Indomitable despite all setbacks, unyielding in the center of the pillar: steel in the middle, iron in the bones, resolute and dull
Strong in the middle, soft in the exterior, generous, generous and unwavering, strong winds, strong grass, iron walls, copper mountains
The Iron Wall of Tongshan bites the nails and chews the iron in the middle of the stream. The pillars and pillars are strong and iron.
The iron of China is upright and unselfish. Death is like sitting back and waiting for the day.
1. When you start to do something, it would be really stupid if you don't calculate in advance how much it will cost, and if you don't make a correct estimate of your own strength in advance.
2. I often sit down to eat with a grateful heart, admiring God’s goodness because He has given me so much goodness in the wilderness. I have learned to pay attention to the bright side of my situation and pay less attention to its dark side; to think more of what I enjoy and less of what I lack. This attitude sometimes gives me a heartfelt comfort that I cannot express in words. …I think that all our dissatisfaction with what we need comes from a lack of gratitude for what we have received.
3....It can be seen that we ordinary people cannot understand the benefits of the original environment unless we see a worse environment with our own eyes; we cannot appreciate the benefits of the original environment unless we are at the end of our rope. something.
4. I have been drifting on the sea for so many days, and it is enough. I just want to rest quietly for a few days and reflect on the dangers of the past.
5. It is more painful for a person to always expect disaster than to encounter disaster, especially when a person cannot get rid of this expectation and this feeling of fear.
6. In human emotions, there is often a hidden driving force. Once this driving force is attracted by a visible target, disaster will be caused by something invisible but imaginable. Being attracted by a goal will push our soul towards that goal with a courageous force. If we fail to reach the goal, it will cause us unbearable pain.
7. A common problem among ordinary people is that they are often dissatisfied with the living environment that God and nature have arranged for them. In my opinion, at least half of their sufferings are caused by this common disease.
8. When the Creator ruled over mankind, it was a great good thing to limit human understanding and knowledge to a narrow scope. 7. 6 Good Words and Sentences from Robinson Crusoe
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Chapter 1: Excerpts of Good Sentences from Robinson Crusoe from Robinson Crusoe Excerpt of a good sentence: If you see me eating, you will definitely be envious: I am like the king of the whole island, sitting high on it alone. "Bo'er" seems to be my favorite, only it has the right to follow When I spoke, my dog ??seemed to be an old and loyal courtier, while the cats sat on both sides like obedient citizens. Although I had supreme authority on the island, in fact, the clothes I wore It has reached an unbearable level. Sometimes when I look at myself, I can't help but burst into laughter. I often sit down to eat with gratitude, admiring God's goodness in life, because He has given me so much goodness in the wilderness. I have learned to pay attention to the bright side of my situation and pay less attention to its dark side; to think more of what I enjoy and less of what I lack. This attitude sometimes makes me feel a kind of My heartfelt condolences are beyond words. It can be seen that we ordinary people cannot understand the benefits of the original environment unless we see a worse environment with our own eyes; if we have to be at the end of our rope, we will not know how to cherish the things we originally enjoyed. Chapter 2: Robinson Crusoe is good Excerpts of good sentences from period paragraphs: 1. When starting to do something, if it is not calculated in advance