1． Surging waves lap against the undulating coast, and the golden sandy beach is covered with small shells of primitive creatures.

2. Aronnax witnessed this tragic scene and was extremely disgusted with Captain Nemo: "Although he may have suffered a lot in other ways, he has no right to take such cruel revenge." Aronnax heard this on the ship Captain Nemo's last words: "Almighty God! Enough! Enough!"

3. I am oppressed, and look, that is the oppressor! Because of him, everything I loved and respected, my motherland, parents, lovers, and children, they all died! Everything I hate is right there! ”

4. The clusters of branches on the small trees stretch straight to the ocean. There are no branches or leaf veins, just like iron rods. Among the various shrubs that are as tall as a temperate forest, there are many branches everywhere. All kinds of corals with vivid flowers grow.

5. If Captain Nemo always lives in the sea of ??his choice, may all hatred be calmed in this stubborn heart! He, a brilliant scholar, continued his work of peaceful exploration!

6. Although they were drifting in the roaring wind, they were tossed and tossed about by the wind. , but they didn’t feel that they were rolling at all, and they didn’t feel any bumps. 7. Their eyes couldn’t see through the thick fog surrounding them. They couldn’t tell whether it was day or night. It was dark night. At that time, they were suspended in the sky, and the surroundings were dark. They could neither see the reflection on the ground, nor hear the sounds of people on the ground. Even the surging sound of the ocean could not reach their ears. Only when they dropped sharply. Only then did they realize that they were in danger of being destroyed.

Plot summary

The story of "Captain Grant's Children" takes place in 1864. The Scottish aristocrat Sir Glenarvan is the captain of the Duncan. The owner of the cruise ship obtained a document from the drifting objects on the sea and learned that Captain Grant, the Scottish navigator who was lost at sea two years ago, was still alive, so he resolutely took the captain's daughter Mary and son Robert and others with him. , driving their own cruise ship to search and rescue.

After arriving in South America, they traveled across the American continent, and finally found that the captain's death place was on the coast of Australia. After arriving in Australia by boat, they met the captain's original wife. Sailor Elton was deceived by the pirate leader and crossed the Australian continent. After being captured by the natives, he was in dire straits.

After they escaped, they decided to abandon Elton in the desolate Tabor in the Pacific Ocean. He unexpectedly met Captain Grant on the island, and they returned to Scotland victoriously.

This book also describes people's various adventures in nature, including earthquakes, hurricanes, and wolves. A group of hundreds of cattle fell into a quagmire together, and the torrential floods turned the plain into an ocean; they escaped from a tree struck by lightning, and encountered a crocodile lurking in the water; it was really difficult and thrilling.

What is even more touching is that Captain Grant went to the Pacific to find an island for Scottish expatriates to immigrate to in order to oppose England's enslavement of Scotland, and Sir Glenarvan risked his life to save his compatriots. Everything. They are brave, tenacious and fearless, embodying Verne's progressive thoughts against slavery and colonialism, showing the noble character of safeguarding social justice and the noble humanitarian spirit.

This is a hero. A story full of passion and mystery. The mysterious drifting bottle in the belly of the "Balance Fish" (a very ferocious shark in the sea) that Sir Glenarvan picked up was a distress letter from the wrecked ship or written by the voyager when he was bored. A limerick? It's a letter! It's a distress letter written in three chapters in English, French and German. These three distress letters, which were damaged by the seawater, aroused great interest in exploration by the voyagers. They translated the words that could be clearly seen in the letter, and then combined them into one language to fill in the letter for help with guessing and thinking. Yes, it is indeed a letter for help! It was Captain Grant's distress letter. He was captured by Indians at a latitude of 37.11’. The witty Sir Glenarvan, the kind and gentle Lady Helen, the deep and steady Major MacNabbs, the careless but proficient geographer Paganel, and Captain Grant's two strong children: Perseverance The strong Miss Grant and the brave little Robert, Captain Mengel who is proficient in shipping routes, and Austin, a fully trustworthy old sailor. They took the Duncan and embarked on the adventure of rescuing Captain Grant...

This film is adapted from the above novel story.