The deck was full of passengers, and everyone looked at the famous city with reverence. The broken walls in the ancient city is ring-shaped and looks like a huge coffee cup from a distance.

From all aspects of life, he gives the impression that he is steady and as accurate as Leroy's precise timer.

He lives alone, that is, he is almost isolated from the world, because he knows that communication produces friction and friction hinders communication, so he never associates with people.

He looks over forty years old, with fine features, a big figure, a thick forehead, a pale face and clean teeth.

Around the World in 80 Days is a novel by French writer jules verne and one of his representative works. This book has 37 chapters and illustrations, drawn by alfons de Newell and Leon Bennett. The whole book was published in Le Temps from 1872 to165438+1October 6 to 65438+February 22 of the same year. 1873 was the first edition.

The novel originated from an English gentleman, Fogg, who made a bet with his friend that he would travel around the world once in 80 days and return to London. Later, he and his servants overcame the difficulties and obstacles on the road, traveled to India, Singapore, Japan, the United States and other places through the Mediterranean Sea, the Red Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean, and finally returned to London. Phileas Fogg was witty and brave all the way, showing a complete gentlemanly demeanor.

While introducing local customs and geographical knowledge, the author also criticized and lashed at various barbaric, backward and ignorant social conditions such as the poison of British opium to the people of China and the war election system of the United States with a strong sense of justice and humanitarian spirit.