The book is divided into four parts, describing the experience of Gulliver, a surgeon, drifting to a lilliputian country, an adult country, a flying island country and a wise country. Through fictional plots and exaggerated techniques, the novel mercilessly satirizes and attacks the politics, law, parliament, competition, military affairs, education, social customs and even the inferiority of the whole human race at that time. Good sentences:

1, it is early summer in that area, and the weather is foggy.

Six crew members, including me, threw the lifeboat into the sea and tried their best to get away from the sea and rocks.

Good paragraph:

At this time, I found that my arms and legs were firmly tied to the ground, and my long and thick hair was tied up. I feel that what binds me is a thin belt. After a while, I felt something crawling on my left leg, moving forward gently, over my chest and almost to my chin. I tried my best to look down and found a man less than six inches tall, holding a bow and arrow and carrying an quiver!

Good sentences:

1. We are at the mercy of the waves. After about half an hour, suddenly there was a strong wind from the north and the boat capsized.

I was so tired that I wanted to sleep, so I fell asleep lying on the grass. My memory is so sweet and fragrant as never before.