Read 900 words of Robinson Crusoe in junior high school.

Robinson Crusoe is a masterpiece worth reading, especially for growing children. It is full of positive energy and can lead teenagers to the right path. The following is the 900 words after reading Robinson Crusoe in junior high school, which I compiled for you. It is for reference only and you are welcome to read it.

After reading 900 words of Robinson Crusoe in junior high school (1), I read Robinson Crusoe by Defoe. I was deeply attracted by this book, which made me realize Robinson's amazing perseverance and indomitable spirit.

Robinson is the hero of this book. On a voyage, Robinson's ship ran aground near a desert island, and all the sailors and passengers on board drowned. Only Robinson survived. The waves swept him to the beach. After overcoming the initial pessimism and despair, he fought bravely against nature with tenacious perseverance. Relying on his own hands and wisdom, using guns and simple tools, he lived alone on a desolate island. Through unremitting efforts, he not only owns his own residence and furniture, but also owns pastures, plantations and even pets. Under such difficult circumstances, it is not easy to live such a life, which is a miracle created by him with his perseverance and wisdom.

1659 On September 30th, a man was caught in a terrible storm and capsized. Except for him, no one lives. He was stranded on an isolated island. With his amazing perseverance and courage, twenty-eight years later, he escaped from the island with his own wisdom. This man is the unlucky and lucky Robinson Croso.

Living on a desert island for 28 years! What an amazing number!

This shows how brave Robinson is. When he first arrived at the isolated island, he was desperate. He said, "I feel sad for my desolate environment all day. I have no food, no house, no clothes, no weapons, no way out, no hope of salvation, and only death in front of me, either swallowed by wild animals or chewed by wild people ..." However, slowly, his unique personality emerged, and he was full of hope for life and no longer immersed in the pessimism of his own design all day. Made a table and a small box; Lambs and puppies caught; He planted wheat and rice ... in this way, he created his own small kingdom with his own hands.

Robinson is still a firm man. He once said: "My temper is to make up my mind to do one thing, and I will never stop until I succeed." "I will try my best. As long as I can paddle, I won't drown. As long as I can stand, I won't fall ..." He has no assistant, incomplete tools and lack of experience, so it takes a lot of manpower and a long time to do anything. It takes forty-two days to make one piece. Many things he did were futile and failed, but he never lost heart and always summed up the experience of failure and started over. Hard work has brought gratifying returns. He finally got a boat, bread, pottery, plantation and pasture, as well as two more "luxurious" residences ... these are not available without much effort and overcoming many difficulties. This also confirms an old saying: "God blocks a door and will open a window for you."

Because 28 years is not a short number for human beings. The ancients said: "You can't take ten steps in one leap; It is a great achievement to be angry with a horse and drive ten times. Perseverance, rotten wood can't be carved; Perseverance can open the stone. " Never giving up is the most important step to success. I think it is because Robinson did this that he can survive in adversity. Although Robinson is only a character in a novel, his deeds have made countless future generations a strong man who is not afraid of difficulties and setbacks, laying a good foundation for their career achievements. After reading the story, I can see that he is also a legend in my eyes. He wrote a legend for us with his perseverance, perseverance, courage and never giving up on adversity.

After reading 900 words of Robinson Crusoe in junior high school (2) I bought the book Robinson Crusoe very early. I glanced at it at that time and found it very interesting. This winter vacation finally has time to read it carefully.

Robinson, the hero, is an Englishman who was born in the middle of17th century. He likes and yearns for an adventurous life since he was a child. When he grew up, he ignored his parents' obstacles and devoted himself to navigation and exploration, unfortunately becoming a slave. After many hardships, he finally escaped, but was trapped on a desert island.

Robinson was not discouraged. With indomitable perseverance and superhuman wisdom, he built houses, planted grains, kept goats in captivity, built boats, made pottery and woven baskets with branches. Let yourself survive, but also help the savage "Friday" and teach "Friday" many civilizations.

Later, Robinson saved the captain of the cargo ship hijacked by gangsters by his own cleverness. After living on a desert island for 28 years, Robinson finally returned to his hometown.

I also like sailing and adventure. I never thought about what kind of difficulties I would encounter. I always thought that I would return smoothly and be respected and envied by others. Now it seems that it is really an armchair strategist, and the idea is too ideal and simple, even stupid.

Everyone's life will not be smooth sailing, there will always be difficulties. Only by bravely challenging difficulties can we get out of the predicament and open up a new world! Give new life! And we are growing up in constant challenges and solving difficulties.

Robinson is really great! He overcame such difficulties one by one and created a miracle of survival! Compared with our study, it is much more difficult to survive on a desert island. Shouldn't we learn from Robinson, overcome the difficulties in learning and get good grades?

I like Robinson's strength, intelligence, superhuman wisdom and helpful quality! I also like Friday's liveliness, sensitivity and seriousness. I really want to see Robinson and Friday! Ha ha, that's impossible, but smart people's faces are definitely different from ordinary people, don't you think?

After reading 900 words of Robinson Crusoe in junior high school (3) After reading the introduction of Robinson Crusoe for the first time, there is a problem that haunts my mind like a fog. How did Robinson overcome one difficulty after another and return to his hometown? With this question, I carefully read this world famous book and finally found the answer: fearless courage and extraordinary wisdom made Robinson survive.

Robinson's courage to overcome all difficulties is admirable. 1659 On September 30th, Robinson was shipwrecked on the voyage, so he ran aground on an unknown island. Imagine what would happen if there were wild animals, desolate people and savages in that extremely fearful and isolated environment without courage. Everything is so strange and helpless. What will happen without everything to live on? Coward, I'm afraid you don't have to do anything. Although Robinson once had fears, his courage finally overcame them and he survived. Moreover, he lived on this isolated desert island for nearly 28 years, not a year or so. This is simply a miracle on earth, and I am amazed.

It is not enough for a person to have courage, but also need extraordinary wisdom to assist. A famous philosopher once said, "A man with courage but no wisdom can only be a stupid man". If Robinson doesn't have enough wisdom, he will be trapped on this isolated desert island. I'm afraid his courage alone was not swallowed up by wild animals, perhaps killed by savages.

I am ashamed of Robinson's courage and extraordinary wisdom in overcoming all difficulties-because I am too timid. Let's take an incident during my study of Shandong Kuaishu in Xinxiang last summer vacation. There is a rule in the school that every student should take turns to lead other students to practice their homework every morning. It was my turn to lead my classmates to practice their lessons that day. But I dare not go on stage, because I am afraid of making mistakes when leading my classmates to practice. I'm scared, worried, scared and at a loss. At this moment, the amiable teacher Yang came to me. He said to me with his innate kindness, richness and kindness: "Ding-ding, don't be afraid, there is no one who has not been there from the beginning." At this moment, the students applauded warmly. At this time, I didn't know where I came from and bravely stepped onto the stage.

Courage is a boat and wisdom is a sail. Only when they are together can we sail and sail to a successful sea and sky.

After reading 900 words of Robinson Crusoe in junior high school (4) I gently closed Robinson Crusoe, and the scenes in the book kept coming to my mind. The hero Robinson's lucky and tragic experience makes me both envious and sympathetic. Looking at the picture on the cover of the book, I seem to see the thrilling scene in the book again. ...

Robinson was born in an ordinary family in England, and his life was dull without ups and downs. But when Robinson grew up, something happened that he regretted. His father wants him to be a lawyer when he grows up, but he has his own opinions and insists on realizing his childhood dream: sailing. During his first voyage, Robinson gained a lot of wealth, which made him more keen on sailing and doing business. After many voyages, he became a relatively rich man. However, something happened to him during a voyage. The accident left Robinson stranded on an island for 28 years! This incident touched me a lot. I admire Robinson's courage and prudence. He has the spirit of adventure and hard work. I also regret that he did not listen to his father's persuasion, which caused lifelong regret. ...

Robinson was stranded on a desert island after the shipwreck. He took many useful things from the wrecked ship, such as clothes, socks, shoes, gunpowder, canvas ... When Robinson saw the gold coin, he hesitated for a long time and finally thought twice and decided to take it. Facts have proved that this money is very useful for him to leave the desert island and re-enter the society. From here, I understand that people should not pursue money too much, but also think about the future.

After moving away a lot of useful things, I used my wisdom to build a safe residence on the island, made many necessities, planted food, raised goats, skillfully built an oven and baked bread with my own memory, created one miracle after another, and survived tenaciously on the island. I learned another truth here. I should study in many aspects in my life, so that I can solve many problems when necessary.

Robinson Crusoe brought me a lot of knowledge, made me understand a lot of truth and benefited me a lot.

After reading 900 words of Robinson Crusoe in junior high school (5), it is really commendable to have such confidence in life when one lives independently. Because people can't be intimidated by difficulties, but should face them, overcome them and challenge themselves. Always keep a positive and optimistic attitude. Only in this way can we overcome the difficulties.

During a backpacking trip, Robinson's plane crashed on an uninhabited island. What is this place? In front of Robinson's eyes, a romantic, lonely, exciting and adventurous picture is unfolded in the blazing sunshine and boundless sea. However, what if you really stay alone on an uninhabited island? No running water, no gas stove, no cell phone, no takeout. On this uninhabited island, there is nothing for human survival except soil, ocean and animals and plants that have been living there. Every drop of water must be found in person, and every flame must be lit by hand. Do you still feel romantic under such circumstances? Robinson is not a genius, but he is more curious. He escaped from death by a hair's breadth. He experienced the pain of no fresh water, overcame the fear of living alone, spent a long rainy season in an uninhabited island, and overcame spiritual despair. Finally, he took a British ship and sailed for the hometown of hope. Although Robinson lived on a desert island far away from the society at that time and lived a life of food and clothing, he never left the society and used the knowledge he learned in society to make himself survive. What if he was born on a desert island?

It is an undeniable fact that people cannot exist without society. Robinson can live on a desert island for decades, not only because of his indomitable thinking and super survival ability, but also because of his rich social experience. When Robinson was on the island, he never gave up and went back to his original life. This may be his belief in survival! Although Robinson lived on a desert island far away from society at that time and lived a life of food and clothing, he never left society and used the knowledge he learned in society to survive. What if he was born on a desert island? It is an undeniable fact that people cannot exist without society. Robinson can live on a desert island for decades, not only because of his indomitable thinking and super survival ability, but also because of his rich social experience.

When Robinson was on the island, he never gave up trying to go back to his original life. Perhaps this is his surviving belief novel Robinson Crusoe, which has always been loved by people. After reading this book in winter vacation, it is really a treasure. This book describes the adventures and inner activities of Robinson, the only survivor after the shipwreck. He lived in isolation on a desert island for 28 years. Robinson was alone on the island, faced with difficulties and setbacks, overcame many unimaginable difficulties, did it himself, had plenty of food and clothing, and survived tenaciously with amazing perseverance. He found some wood from the wrecked ship, built a house on a desert island, and put stakes around the house to prevent wild animals. When he came to a desert island, the first thing he faced was food. After eating the food on the boat, Robinson began to hunt, and sometimes he might be hungry. So he decided to sow, and after a few years, he could finally eat the fruits of his labor. In fact, learning is the same, there is such a step-by-step process. Just like the motto of Harvard University: "Be busy planting autumn waters in spring, study and study again."

Nowadays, competition is everywhere. We must know that only by giving can we gain, be brave in giving, and constantly achieve good results while overcoming difficulties. You know, "You get what you give." He built a kiln to make pots, summed up the lessons after his failure and finally succeeded; There is no stone mill for grinding grain, so he uses wood instead; If there is no sieve, use a scarf. Robinson solved his own survival problem on a desert island. In the face of life setbacks, Robinson's actions fully demonstrated his perseverance and creative spirit. Similarly, while studying, we should also make some inventions, cultivate the spirit of innovation from an early age, and work hard to achieve our goals by combining Robinson's spirit of not being afraid of difficulties, failing and struggling hard on a desert island. Robinson lived a poor life on a desert island, and it was the harsh environment that made him determined to grow up and try to change his situation. It is this kind of effort that enabled Robinson to overcome numerous difficulties and achieve brilliant achievements.

In fact, a tough environment can also make people grow. Yes, an easy life can't make a capable sailor, and a calm lake can't make a great man of the times. Superior environment and comfortable life often induce this inertia and hinder people's growth; However, the harsh environment can stimulate people's efforts and make them determined to change their situation, thus promoting a person's growth. With this spirit of daring to challenge, no matter whether the environment is good or bad, we can create conditions, overcome difficulties and become talents. Otherwise, the superior environment will become a hotbed for nourishing inertia, and the hard environment will become an abyss for burying the weak. Just like the road of life, it is bumpy, full of thorns, stones, mountains and rapids. Life is not satisfied with the gorgeous morning glow; This is a network of pain, suffering and happiness. When we encounter setbacks, treat them positively.

I saw this sentence: "The sky is not always blue, the water is not always clear, the grass is not always green, the flowers are not always bright, and life may be smooth sailing!" Flowers will wither and grass will turn yellow, but spring will give them new life. The enlightenment of Robinson Crusoe is that only struggle can lead to a way out.