The difference between Robinson Crusoe and Gulliver's travels.

Robinson originally had a good family, but he was adventurous by nature, and finally tried every means to go sailing. Gulliver also took the initiative to sail in the South Pacific with the Antelope, so it can be seen that Gulliver and Robinson are both born adventurous and unwilling to be lonely and bored. Gulliver never gave up on himself. Even though he was seen everywhere as a plaything, he remained calm, maintained his dignity and talked with the king of Great Britain on an equal footing. Robinson never gave up when facing danger. He drifted to a desert island and could not survive, but he tried to find a way to make use of all resources to maintain his life. Robinson and Gulliver are also labor-loving, kind-hearted and helpful people. Robinson, alone on a desert island, did a job that needed many people to finish. He planted barley and rice, made his own wooden mortar, pestle and sieve, processed flour and baked rough bread. He captured and domesticated wild goats and made them reproduce. He also made pottery and so on to ensure his own needs. He helped "Friday" and saved people to the end. And saved Friday's father. Gulliver was in Lilliput, doing what he could for Lilliput and helping Lilliput put out a fire. He is kind-hearted, honest with everyone and communicates with them on an equal footing. Try to meet each other's requirements. Compared with Gulliver, Robinson has a more complete mind. He can judge the existence of savages on a desert island according to some human bones. Since then, he has been wary of savages everywhere. When he first took in "Friday", he was also wary of "Friday" and asked him not to hurt himself. It can be seen that he is cautious, but his heart is still very kind. Gulliver, by contrast, is much more broad-minded, and he doesn't have much defense for anyone, perhaps because of the environment. Robinson's desert island is really dangerous.

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