Reflections on 700 words and four articles in Robinson Crusoe.

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Read 700 words of Robinson Crusoe.

It's raining in Mao Mao outside, and I'm holding a copy of Robinson Crusoe, thinking about every word in it, and I can't help feeling something in my heart.

Robinson did not listen to his parents' discouragement and went overseas to take risks, but unfortunately he was trapped on a desert island and lived a wandering life from then on. On the isolated island, he had no relatives, but he did not give up, but survived with extraordinary courage and wisdom. Relying on his hard work, he cultivated land, cut down trees to build houses and kept goats in captivity, which not only saved himself, but also saved a savage, "Friday". During his 28 years on a desert island, he encountered numerous difficulties. First, it was difficult to eat, then I got sick and didn't go to the doctor, and then I met a savage. However, for these difficulties, he was not afraid of danger, but overcame them one by one through courage and wisdom, and finally returned to his home. Isn't his mental perseverance worth learning?

Robinson in this paper is very clever and witty, and also has the fearless spirit of adventure and the quality of not flinching when encountering difficulties and not being afraid when encountering danger. What impressed me most in this book was the scene of Robinson fighting with the savage on Friday. Although there are many barbarians, Robinson is not afraid. He made a battle plan with Friday and then acted cautiously. After many hardships, he finally killed all the savages. From here, he saw Robinson's reckless and brave spirit. Every time I see this place, I always think of myself

In real life, Robinson and I are far from each other. I remember once, I learned to write with a pen. Because I was careless when writing, my right hand was scratched by a corner of the desk and blood flowed down. At that time, I was very painful and scared, and refused to practice any more. I applied some medicine and put on a band-aid, but I refused to practice with a pen again, saying I was afraid of getting hurt again. No matter how my mother advised me, I thought of my scratched hand. It's a pity to think about it now Robinson has overcome so many difficulties and hardships, but I can't even stand this pain, and I can't keep going. Then what can I do in the future? I will definitely correct this shortcoming.

Robinson has set up an immortal monument in my heart. His peculiar experience tells people that when encountering difficulties, setbacks and other misfortunes, we can create miracles beyond imagination as long as we have courage, perseverance and full mobilization of wisdom.

When I closed the book, my heart was filled with emotion. Robinson-an unforgettable name.

Read 700 words of Robinson Crusoe.

Through books, I seem to see your persistent eyes, staring at all sentient beings through the pages. Although the clothes are worn out, there is an irresistible force in your expression.

Perhaps, it is all kinds of seemingly invincible difficulties that sharpen your firm eyes and strong expression.

When you landed for the first time, you had nothing but a knife, a pipe, a small box of tobacco leaves and a lucky life. The setbacks in our life can be compared with your despair at this time. You are hungry and thirsty, but there is nothing to satisfy your hunger. You can't see any way out, except starvation or being eaten by wild animals. But in the end, you managed to get rid of despair and become optimistic again by your own efforts. So in life, what reason do we have to be discouraged and unable to extricate ourselves after failure? We don't have to worry about our lives. We have abundant material resources. When we encounter blows and setbacks, we get comfort from our parents and friends. Compared with Robinson, we are lucky. Then what reason do we have to remain silent in failure?

When you first landed on this island, you had no place to live, no source of food and no tools to protect yourself. Life is so desperate in front of you. There seems to be no bright sunshine in your future life. You don't have carpentry skills, you can only make furniture by your own imagination. You have no skill in making pottery. You can only find the most suitable temperature slowly in experiments again and again, but what difficulties in our life can be more and more difficult to overcome than those you face? Failure in the exam, poor math problems and awkward composition are not terrible. As long as you work hard, you will surely beat them.

In the face of life-threatening despair, Robinson can still remain optimistic and rekindle the fire of hope. Then why can't we cheer up in the face of disappointment after failure?

Robinson faced seemingly insurmountable difficulties that we couldn't even think of, but he still overcame one difficulty after another with his perseverance and indomitable spirit and survived on a desert island. Then the difficulties we face in life, our confidence and efforts, of course, can't stop us from moving forward.

Out of the shadows and overcome difficulties, nothing can stop us from climbing up.

Read 700 words of Robinson Crusoe.

Students, have you ever thought about what it would be like to be alone in a strange place and never come back?

This holiday, I read a world literary masterpiece ―― Robinson Crusoe. Robinson's experience in the book shows his indomitable will to never bow down and persist in fighting in the face of difficulties and hardships.

This book mainly tells that Robinson was born in a middle-class family and lived a happy life. He could have lived a happy life, but he was bent on sailing. Finally, one day, regardless of his parents' opposition and persuasion, he went to sea on his father's friend's boat. However, his voyage was not smooth. He was first captured by the Moors, then sold as a slave, and finally fled to Brazil as a planter. On a later voyage, the ship hit a rock near the coast of Trinidad, South America, and all the people on board were buried at the bottom of the sea, but Robinson narrowly escaped death and climbed up a desert island, where he began to live as an island for 28 years.

However, most children nowadays are not very independent and can't do their own things. Some parents help them. Most people regard their parents as their shields. Anyone who bullies himself always tells his parents at the first time and asks them to help him bully others. Students, be independent and strong. Don't depend on your parents for everything. Learn and carry forward Robinson's spiritual quality, and solve problems in life by your own strength!

After reading this book, my first thought is: Robinson's spirit of perseverance and never bowing in the face of difficulties is worth learning. In the book, the author describes in detail how Robinson built a "home" for himself after hardships, and then how he hunted and made his own tools ... It is almost impossible to do these things on such a desert island, but it is this spirit of courage to overcome difficulties and desire to survive that enabled him to do it and live on the island for 28 years. We should also learn from Robinson's spirit of bravely overcoming difficulties in life.

Life is like a painting. Some people describe the vitality of spring, the shade of summer, the harvest of autumn and the hope of winter. But some people draw loneliness in spring, anxiety in summer, desolation in autumn and sadness in winter. The color of a painting depends entirely on the painter's attitude towards life. Robinson's constant pursuit of life and his desire for communication all stem from his spirit of loving and advocating life. Only those who make up their minds not to bow in the face of difficulties can achieve final success.

Read 700 words of Robinson Crusoe.

This week, I read a book called Robinson Crusoe, and I like a sentence in the book best-"The fear of danger is ten thousand times more terrible than the fear itself." This sentence tells us: "A fearless and enterprising person will eventually become a winner and hero even in a bad environment." This is what the writer Defoe said.

Robinson, the hero of this book, is a clever, resourceful and persevering person. Robinson Crusoe mainly tells that Robinson dreamed of going out to take risks when he was young. /kloc-One day after he was 0/8 years old, by chance, he boarded his friend's father's boat. When I first went out to sea, the ship ran aground near a desert island off the coast of South America. The hull broke and the sailors and passengers drowned. Only Robinson survived. The waves washed Robinson ashore. The island was abandoned. Robinson's 28-year adventure began. At first, he was a little desperate, but he survived strongly when he thought of his father's call and his mother's prayer. Later, Robinson built daily necessities on this island, raised a parrot to talk to him, and found a fertile place to grow rice to make a living. Later, he saved a man who became Robinson's slave to thank him. Robinson named him "Friday". After that, Friday and Robinson finally left the desert island through thick and thin.

This book teaches us not to despair easily under any circumstances, but to be full of hope, so that we can succeed easily.

I remember when I was a child, once, the auxiliary wheel on the side of my bike was broken. I begged my father to buy me another one. My father said categorically, "You are nine years old, and you can't ride a bike without auxiliary wheels. Not afraid of being laughed at? " I'll teach you to ride a two-wheeled bike tomorrow. "At noon the next day, my father took me to the nearby square to practice riding a bicycle without auxiliary wheels. The first time I went up, I fell down in less than two seconds, and the second time I rode 0. I fell 5 meters and my palms were bleeding. I am disheartened. Dad saw through my mind and said to me, "Failure is the mother of success. As long as you make unremitting efforts, you can achieve success. "After listening to this sentence, I feel a surge of power. During the break, my father told me the main points of riding a two-wheeled bicycle. Finally, at the twelfth time, I finally learned to ride a two-wheeled bicycle!

Robinson Crusoe really inspired me. I like Robinson Crusoe. Because it is my mentor and friend, and it is the guiding light of my life.