Personal feelings after reading Robinson Crusoe (I)? Hello, everyone. Happy summer vacation. Play and learn, don't play at home every day. You should also read, write and do your homework. It is more important to combine work with easy work.
? I also read two books recently, one is Robinson Crusoe and the Water Margin. My favorite is Robinson Crusoe.
? Robinson Crusoe tells that Robinson travels around the world by boat, because he doesn't listen to his father's advice and does the opposite. But only one person survived because of the wind at sea.
? So in the next 28 years, he was deeply moved,
? One day, he was washed ashore by the sea. He found that he was the only one who survived. He sleeps in the tree first. The next day, he found that the ship had been hit by big waves. He made a small raft first, and then returned to the boat. He first went to the carpenter's room to find three bags of nails and screws, a pair of pliers, a dozen small axes, especially a wheel for sharpening the blade. He collected these things together and brought some things belonging to the gunner, especially two or three iron hooks, two barrels of bullets and seven short ones. Robinson hooked them from the big ship to the small raft with the iron hook he got and shipped them back to the island. These things are much lighter for Robinson alone. Even so, Robinson boarded the ship within 13 days 12 times.
? After he arranged everything, he built a small castle, which made Robinson safe and comfortable.
? Robinson conquered a savage on the island as a slave. He named the savage Friday. Because he was rescued from the savage by Robinson there on Friday (because two savage tribes were caught fighting on Friday). ) So Friday became Robinson's faithful servant.
? My favorite chapter is the fierce fighting between barbarians. This is because Robinson couldn't stand it and was eaten by his companions, so he killed the savage last Friday.
? Well, that's the end of the story Goodbye!
What's your personal experience after reading Robinson Crusoe (II)? In the watery moonlight, I finished reading the last chapter of Robinson Crusoe, and I couldn't help feeling surging, as if there was a huge force exploding in my heart. Ah! Who the hell is this Robinson? I lived on an unknown island for 26 years by what was left by that ship. Day and night, how lonely he would be without him on Friday!
? This novel mainly tells such a thing: 18-year-old Robinson is very eager to explore at sea, but his father tries his best to stop him from exploring at sea because he is afraid of his accident. Once, one of Robinson's friends went out to sea to do business, and he took the opportunity to carry his parents out to sea. Unfortunately, the ship was hit by rocks on the way, and none of the people on board survived. Only Robinson also drifted to a desert island. Robinson woke up heartbroken, but his belief in survival kept him alive. By chance, he saved Friday and stayed with him from then on until an English ship saved him.
? Looking at the starry sky, my heart can't be calm for a long time. Suddenly, the beautiful moon in the night sky suddenly became Robinson's face. He looked at me with a smile and said to me, "Son, you should remember that you should not be impulsive in everything, you should think twice before you act, and perseverance, confidence and unremitting efforts are also indispensable." Robinson is talking to me? I couldn't believe rubbing my eyes, and that head turned into a moon like water again. I chewed that sentence carefully and found that it was the way to success! On second thought, I couldn't help feeling ashamed. I used to be absent-minded and impulsive, not to mention perseverance, confidence, think twice and work hard. Only now did I realize that what I had done before was wrong. If I continue to do that, I will never succeed.
? After reading the whole article, I can't help but feel deeply: Isn't Robinson in the novel saved by unremitting efforts? If he doesn't work hard, how can he go home now? Maybe he will lie overseas and die in tears. Once when I was doing my math homework, a topic stumped me. I racked my brains and thought about it, but I couldn't think of a solution to the problem. Suddenly a sentence on the topic reminded me that I couldn't think of the answer because I ignored that sentence. However, seeing that everyone has given books to the teacher, I am very anxious. So I looked at my deskmate's notebook, copied the answer and handed it to the teacher. Another time, when I looked at an Olympic math problem, my mind was completely out of it. I wanted to see other people's answers, so I made a hasty decision. But when I was going to see it, my father's words appeared in my mind: "I did my homework myself, which is meaningful, not myself, which is meaningless." If you steal someone else's work, it is
Personal experience after reading Robinson Crusoe (Part III)? The ship was caught in a storm at sea and all the crew were killed. Only he survived. On a desert island ...
? Is the bright moon hidden by clouds? disappear ...
? Robinson, an Englishman, likes sailing and adventure since he was a child. Although he survived several times, don't forget your initiative. On a voyage, there was a big storm, and all the crew members were buried at the bottom of the sea. Only he survived and drifted to a desert island. He set up a tent with what he found on the boat. He went hunting without food. When there is nothing to drink, he raises wild goats and milks them. Without dry food, he repeatedly planted and harvested wheat and baked bread to eat. He saved savage Friday and educated him, and Friday became his good helper. On the island, he made his own boat and traveled around the whole island. Unfortunately, he was caught in a torrent, but fortunately, he was not swept into the sea by the wind. After extraordinary efforts, he has bread to eat, goat's milk to drink, mutton to eat, and two comfortable residences ... all these are the results of summing up his experience after repeated failures. Finally, he recovered the ships occupied by pirates and returned to England.
? If I were Robinson, would I be as calm as he was alone on a desert island? Will I be as witty as him? Will I live like him? Under the wings of our parents, we are protected by them. When we encounter some difficulties, we look forward to "difficulties", sigh and be afraid to retreat. When we encounter a more difficult problem, we will deceive ourselves and comfort ourselves: this problem is too difficult. Robinson lived on a desert island for twenty-eight years, and he met a life-and-death problem. He doesn't mean to back down, but he has been fighting the problem and trying his best to solve it.
? Robinson's calmness and courage touched me. He put up tents and fences in such a difficult environment and got shelter from the wind and rain. Later, he made tables and chairs, shovels and candles to make the cave warmer and warmer. He overcame all kinds of seemingly insurmountable difficulties on a desert island. How brave, optimistic and admirable he is!
? There will inevitably be difficulties in our life, but no matter how big the storm is, it will pass. In the face of difficulties, don't complain too much, but try to solve them, so as to save the day, not complain. For their own ideals, unremitting efforts, not intimidated by difficulties, maintaining an optimistic attitude, bravely facing and challenging bad luck, can become a strong person in life!
? Clouds can't cover the moon. As long as you don't give up easily, the moon will eventually appear.
? When the clouds clear, the bright moon shines naturally!
Personal experience after reading Robinson Crusoe (Chapter 4)? I heard from my colleagues that the children in the online class at home will read Robinson Crusoe according to the teacher's instructions. I'll try to "drift" without putting a stamp today.
? This book is an adventure novel, inspired by a true story of British writer daniel defoe, published in 17 19. (daniel defoe (1660~ 173 1 year), English writer. The founder of the realistic rich novel in the British Enlightenment period is known as "the father of novels" and "the father of English newspapers" in Europe and Britain. God, one day I will also write literary common sense! Crazy! )
? The story goes something like this: 1632, Robinson was born in an upper-class family in York, England. His home is not local. My father is from Bremen, Germany (the city symbol of Bremen is a key).
? The city symbol of Bremen is a key.
? After his father moved to England, he first lived in Hull. After he made a fortune in business, he took over the business. Finally, he moved to York and married his mother there. Mother's maiden name is Robinson, and she is a famous local family, so she named him Robinson kreuz. York is an English city, from which the name new york comes (I suddenly found that people in York really like adventure, or they are from new york).
? Robinson is the youngest son in the family. His parents won't let him learn the craft of making a living, and he intends to let this little son be a neet at home. But this boy just likes to entertain foolish ideas and wants to travel abroad since he was a child. 1 651September1Without telling his parents, he boarded his friend's father's boat and wanted to go to London.
? On his first voyage, Robinson was caught in a storm and the ship sank.
? Robinson and the sailors boarded the boat, rowed to the shore in the storm, and finally reached the shore with great difficulty. After all the people landed safely, they walked to Yarmouth. At this time, his friend's father said to him, "big nephew, you are too backward." The first time you went out to sea, your boat capsized in London. Don't go out to sea again. You are born unlucky! " Don't annoy God to destroy yourself. "
? Will Robinson listen to the old man's advice? Of course not. Young people don't suffer. How can they believe what old people say?
? So Robinson went to London first and met a captain who often went to Guinea, Africa. The captain is sincere. He not only showed him what kind of goods he could bring to make money in Africa, but also learned some mathematics knowledge and navigation methods under his guidance, and learned to keep a log and observe astronomy. In a word, I learned some basic knowledge of being a sailor.
? On this trip to Africa, led by an honest and selfless captain, Robinson brought back five pounds and nine ounces of gold sand. After returning to London, he got back about 300 pounds and made a lot of money.
? Is this a good thing? The ancients said that "fortunes depend on each other", which is true for Robinson. The child decided to continue making money in Guinea, Africa. Will it go as smoothly as last time?
? Want to know what happened to Robinson? Please break it down next time.
What is your personal experience after reading Robinson Crusoe (Chapter 5)? This winter vacation, I reread Robinson Crusoe and felt very deeply.
? This book, written by British writer daniel defoe, tells a wonderful adventure story of Robinson. Robinson didn't listen to his father's dissuasion, and he fantasized about going to sea every day. Later, he ran away from home. On a voyage, their ship was wrecked, and Robinson was left alone on a desert island and began a wonderful adventure story. If he just follows his father's plan to be a gentleman or a wealthy businessman and concentrate on business, his life may be very dull, and there will be no adventure story like Robinson Crusoe.
? In life, we will inevitably encounter some big waves. But as long as we persevere, we can succeed. Robinson was stranded on a desert island, what made him persist-that is, tenacious will and the spirit that man can conquer nature.
? On a desert island. He always said to himself: to live, to persist. In order to encourage himself, he listed his current strengths and weaknesses in a table on paper. If it weren't for his tenacious will, he wouldn't have built his own residence on the island and completed some huge projects for him. What supports him more is his faith. Many plots in the book mention that he encouraged himself with his faith when he was fragile and shaken. Because this idea supported him, he successfully escaped from the desert island.
? People can be poor materially, but they must be rich at heart.
? I remember watching a news a while ago. There is a man named Liu. His father died at a young age, his mother went crazy, and his younger brother and sister left home to work and never came back. At that time, he was still in primary school, making a living by collecting waste products and renting out the land at home, taking care of his old mother while studying, and finally went to college behind her back. At that time, watching this news, I thought: What made him succeed under difficult living conditions? It must be his optimistic attitude and tenacious will that enabled him to overcome the difficulties in life. This is the powerful role of the rich.
? After reading Robinson Crusoe, I think we should all enrich our hearts and face life bravely. Life will inevitably encounter difficulties. If you suddenly fall down while running, you can choose to sit in the same place and stop insisting, and this matter will end from now on; And you can also choose to get up, endure the pain bravely and stubbornly, and continue running until the end. Like Robinson, we should not be trapped in difficulties and feel sorry for ourselves, but should stand up and face the reality and change it, so as to meet the dawn of hope.
What is your personal experience after reading Robinson Crusoe (Chapter 6)? This is the first time that I have read Defoe's Robinson Crusoe completely. Robinson Crusoe in the novel is an actor who never tires and never stops. He doesn't want to live a comfortable life in peace, but wants to make his own way. When he was shipwrecked and stranded on a desert island, he did not sit still and bemoan his fate, but made full use of his mind and hands to lay the foundation, grow food, domesticate livestock, make utensils and sew clothes. Finally, the abandoned garden was transformed into an orderly and prosperous home.
? After reading the story, I was deeply impressed by his words: "My temper is that as long as I make up my mind to do one thing, I will never let go until I succeed." "Never let go", a simple sentence, made me feel the real reason why he became a strong man. In fact, there are many examples like him: Helen Keller, a blind and deaf disabled person, became a student of Harvard University, the most famous institution in America, by her own efforts; Sima Qian, after experiencing the most painful torture in his life, completed his masterpiece Guo Que with his own will and left his name forever. ...
? Looking at them who finally became winners, I don't sigh. As a new teenager in 2 1 century, we live in a happy era. Those who seldom experience setbacks should learn their spirit of "never letting go" and always be ready to meet difficulties. When difficulties come, we should shout, "I will never let go."
Personal experience after reading Robinson Crusoe (Chapter 7)? There was a child who loved sailing since he was a child, but it didn't seem to match the word "ship" and was killed many times. Today he made the same mistake and went sailing again. As you can imagine, the consequences are unimaginable. His ship ran aground on an isolated island. He is Robinson Crusoe, the hero of Robinson Crusoe.
? In this way, Robinson began a wonderful journey of 28 years, which can also be said to be a wonderful journey full of crisis and loneliness. Can you imagine!
? When he first entered the island, he felt confused and panicked. For the first time, he felt the terrible fate, unprecedented and unheard of. If it were me, I would never have any hope for life. What about Robinson? He cheered up, he turned grief into strength, and he decided to make peace with the island. Wrong! Is to decide to face fate and death. If there is no absolute perseverance and toughness, how can there be such extraordinary determination!
? He dares to explore and is good at inventing, which gives him a foothold on the isolated island. He built a hut bit by bit with his own hands, and soon he found wheat, planted it on the island, and learned to make rough bread after harvest. Look for grapes and make raisins, so that grapes can be eaten all year round. Hunting tools were made for eating meat. In order to drink goat's milk, wild sheep were caught for breeding. I also keep some parrots and cats, and use them to keep company and talk. He did everything he could to survive. He also saved a shipwreck and named him "Friday", and "Friday" willingly became his servant. In the end, they were successfully rescued by a British ship, ending a wonderful trip to the island for 28 years. It can be said that Robinson created a miracle of life.
? After reading Robinson Crusoe, think about ourselves. We are all the only children in our family, living a life of food, clothes and whatever we want at home. Everyone is the treasure of the family, and everything follows us according to our wishes. Once we encounter difficulties, we don't know how to face them. But when Robinson faced difficulties and terrible fate, he was not afraid at all, but overcame it. He made the impossible possible. He is an example for us to learn and a hero in my heart. If everyone is like Robinson, then bad luck and setbacks will no longer exist.
? Robinson Crusoe looks like a book, but it is actually a good medicine for us to learn how to survive in the face of difficulties!