Travel around the world for 80 days

1.What are the main contents of the good sentences in the book "Around the World in 80 Days": It tells the story of a gentleman, Fog, who set off from London because he made a bet with friends from the Reform Club and traveled around the world in 80 days. Unfortunately, he was mistaken for a thief who robbed the Bank of England, and was wanted and pursued by Scotland Yard. Later, he and his servant Passepartout overcame many difficulties and obstacles on the way. It passes through the Mediterranean Sea, the Red Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean, and has traveled all over India, Singapore, China, Japan and the United States. When he traveled around the world and returned to London, his first room was five minutes late. He admitted that he had failed, but he won unexpectedly. It turns out that he traveled around the world from west to east, using the time difference just saved one day! Fokker's wit, courage and perseverance all showed gentlemanly demeanor, and finally he won the beauty return-he rescued a buried maharaja in India. The author's ingenuity and ingenious layout sometimes bring readers into a poetic realm with vivid brushstrokes. Sometimes it brings readers into thrilling scenes. Experience: Mr. Fogg's story taught me a truth: there will be many things that are difficult to accomplish at any time, but "where there is a will, there is a way." As long as you build a ship with confidence and try your best to sail, you will surely reach the other side of success. If people who live such a life are eccentric, it should be admitted that this eccentricity has its own fun. Good sentence: Passepartout has just met Mr. Fogg for a few minutes, and I have observed his future owner quickly and carefully. It seems that this person should be about forty years old, with a handsome and dignified face. Although he is a little fat, his tall figure does not damage his elegant demeanor. His golden brown hair and beard, smooth forehead, and even a wrinkle on his temples. His face is white, not rosy, and his teeth are neat and beautiful. His personal accomplishment is obviously high. As fortune-teller said, "Do more and talk less nonsense" people have all the characteristics. They are serene and calm, with unblinking eyelids and bright eyes, which is simply the most standard example of a calm British. Such people are common in Britain. Ang Goffman's wonderful pen often depicts them as a little academic. I think this gentleman's every move is just right, just as accurate as Lori's or Earnshaw's precise chronograph. In fact, Fogg himself is the embodiment of accuracy, which can be seen clearly from the movements of his two hands and feet. Because human limbs, like those of other animals, are organs for expressing feelings. It's sunny and windless. What is Mr fogg doing? Enjoy the beautiful sea view? No, he is not interested in these things. He sat in the restaurant and ate, indifferent to the wonderful scenery along the way, and even too lazy to think about it. Good word: the waves are churning, resigned to fate, and the water rushes out of the abyss. He secretly swore that he had been cheated, childlike innocence, and survived. The boundless water vapor suddenly diffuses, which means that thousands of people are killed. Tens of millions of bottomless abyss split apart, shocked by fog, scrambling to learn. He is particularly concerned about hard work, frequent and dark, and

If this is in 2004, then some people will be sure that a rich man must have enough time to make such a plan to travel around the world.

However, in fact, travel is far from being as leisurely as imagined. The protagonists in the story are so tired that they hardly have half a second to breathe. Because it happened in Verne in 1872, there were no planes, no ocean-going ships and no Shinkansen. It was a 1872 where only hot air balloons, trains, carriages, yachts, merchant ships, sledges and even elephants could be used as means of transportation.

It started with Passepartout (Jackie Chan), an Asian face who had to run around to return the priceless jade Buddha statue stolen from the village. Passepartout's request at this time is very simple. It is enough to find a safe haven for a while.

In times of crisis, he found a suitable object to rely on-Phileas Fogg (steve coogan), an adventurer and inventor. However, this seemingly gentle English gentleman is not as quiet and comfortable as he looks, and his paranoid nature makes Passepartout somewhat unexpected.

There is a famous "Reform Club" near Mr. Fogg's home in Seville Street, where local gentlemen live and talk. Local dignitaries like to make up a few sentences here to show their lofty ideals. At a party, a piece of news sparked a heated debate about the possibility of traveling around the world in 80 days.

Fogg and kelvin (jim broadbent), president of the Royal Institute of Technology, are undoubtedly extreme representatives of the pros and cons. As a result, jokes and quarrels have become real bets for traveling around the world in 80 days. Fogg, Passepartout and Monica (Cecil de Frances), a young French girl who dreams of traveling around the world, must complete the mission of traveling around the world within 80 days, because money is for honor and belief.

Traveling around the world for 80 days, in addition to constantly overcoming all kinds of hardships ahead, there is also a lingering pursuer-a detective who firmly believes that Fogg stole a huge sum of money from the bank and then fled. A gambling game, a thrilling journey, every minute counts. Passepartout used all kinds of unexpected skills to turn a panic into no danger and a dilemma into a thoroughfare.

The idealistic theory that everything is possible has been proved again in the miracle of success.

If this is in 2004, then some people will be sure that a rich man must have enough time to make such a plan to travel around the world. However, in fact, travel is far from being as leisurely as imagined. The protagonists in the story are so tired that they hardly have half a second to breathe. Because it happened in Verne in 1872, there were no planes, no ocean-going ships and no Shinkansen. It was a 1872 where only hot air balloons, trains, carriages, yachts, merchant ships, sledges and even elephants could be used as means of transportation.

It started with Passepartout (Jackie Chan), an Asian face who had to run around to return the priceless jade Buddha statue stolen from the village. Passepartout's request at this time is very simple. It is enough to find a safe haven for a while. In times of crisis, he found a suitable object to rely on-Phileas Fogg (steve coogan), an adventurer and inventor. However, these seemingly gentle English gentlemen, 7A686964616FE4B893E5b19E3133238663662, are not as quiet and satisfied as they seem, but their paranoid nature makes Passepartout somewhat unexpected. There is a famous "Reform Club" near Mr. Fogg's home in Seville Street, where local gentlemen live and talk. Local dignitaries like to make up a few sentences here to show their lofty ideals. At a party, a piece of news sparked a heated debate about the possibility of traveling around the world in 80 days. Fogg and kelvin (jim broadbent), president of the Royal Institute of Technology, are undoubtedly extreme representatives of the pros and cons. As a result, jokes and quarrels have become real bets for traveling around the world in 80 days. Fogg, Passepartout and Monica (Cecil de Frances), a young French girl who dreams of traveling around the world, must complete the mission of traveling around the world within 80 days, because money is for honor and belief.

Traveling around the world for 80 days, in addition to constantly overcoming all kinds of hardships ahead, there is also a lingering pursuer-a detective who firmly believes that Fogg stole a huge sum of money from the bank and then fled. A gambling game, a thrilling journey, every minute counts. Passepartout used all kinds of unexpected skills to turn a panic into no danger and a dilemma into a thoroughfare. The idealistic theory that everything is possible has been proved again in the miracle of success.

4. Good words and sentences in "Around the World in 80 Days" If people who live like this are eccentric, we should admit that this eccentricity has its own fun.

When passepartout met Mr fogg, he had quickly and carefully observed his future master in a few minutes. It seems that this person should be about forty years old, with a handsome and dignified face. Although he is a little fat, his tall figure does not damage his elegant demeanor. Golden brown hair and beard, smooth forehead, not even a wrinkle on the temple. Face is very white, not rosy, full of teeth, neat and beautiful. His personal accomplishment is obviously very high, and he has reached the point where, as the fortune teller said, "he is still moving." He has all the qualities of a man who does more and talks less. Serenity, calmness, unblinking eyelids and bright eyes are simply the most standard examples of the calm British. This kind of person is very common in Britain. Leon gofman's clever pen often depicts them as somewhat pedantic characters. From Mr. Fogg's daily life, people have an impression that this gentleman's every move is neither light nor heavy, impartial nor just right, just as accurate as Lori or Earnshaw's precise chronograph. In fact, Fogg himself is the embodiment of accuracy, which can be seen clearly from the movements of his two hands and feet. Because human limbs, like those of other animals, are themselves organs for expressing feelings.

Good sentence: The weather is clear and calm. What is Mr fogg doing? Walking on the deck? Enjoy the beautiful sea view? No, he is not interested in these at all. He sat in the restaurant and ate, indifferent to the wonderful scenery along the way, and even too lazy to think about it.

Travel around the world for 80 days 1. The hands on the big wall clock are as fast as a runaway wild horse, and time passes by.

2. Mr. Fogg has just passed the age of no doubt, showing no signs of getting fat and no wrinkles on his face. He has delicate facial features, a white face, golden brown hair and a little beard.

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.

He looks over forty years old, with fine features, burly figure, hair and beard ignored, strong forehead, pale face, clean teeth and white teeth.

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

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6. He acts accurately, never panics, always has answers, walks and acts carefully, never exceeds half a step, always takes shortcuts to his destination and does not do unnecessary actions.

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.

This house is like a beautiful snail shell. It can be used for heating and gas lighting, killing two birds with one stone.

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9. People started dancing, singing and laughing on the deck.

10. Passepartout was also very happy, because he happened to meet such a lovely traveling companion as Fix.

1 1. There are undulating mountains on the horizon in the distance, and rows of palm trees covering the city soon appear in front of people.

12. He is not interested in enjoying the places of interest in Mumbai, whether it is the city hall or the beautiful library.

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13. False flattery, deliberately praising without violating the reality objectively, and doing whatever you want, there must be some interest appeal hidden behind it. This kind of praise is generally directed at power and money, and time can best test everything and put everything back to its original shape.

14. I love watching the sea and visiting the grasslands. The vastness of the grassland and the vastness of the sea make people feel angry, and the green and blue eyes always make people feel comfortable and refreshing.

15. It's getting dark again, and this busy city is going to fall asleep again. Let this tired "body" bid farewell to the hard work of the day, let it sleep, and accompany people in the city to sleep.

Travel around the world in 80 days: 1. It's sunny and windless. What is Mr fogg doing? Walking on the deck? Enjoy the beautiful sea view? No, he is not interested in these at all. He sat in the restaurant and ate, indifferent to the wonderful scenery along the way, and even too lazy to think about it.

She is young and beautiful, fair-skinned and elegant. The head, neck and shoulders are adorned with ornaments, and the ears, arms, fingers and ankles are also wearing various bracelets, chains and jewels.

Feeling: I felt incredible when I saw the title at first. How can I travel around the world in such a short time? But after reading this book, I realized that this is the result of Mr. Fogg's efforts. Mr fogg's calm attitude in the face of difficulties is worth learning. I am usually too eager to face difficulties, so I always can't think of a way to overcome them. I will face every difficulty calmly in the future, and I can't be impatient!

Whether it is calm or windy, Mr fogg always stays in the cabin. He eats four meals a day as usual, and the turbulence on the ship must not disturb his pace of life.

Travel around the world in 7.80 days: magnificent, polite, personable, full of admiration, helpless, unthinking, amazing and outnumbered.

Good sentence: 1 It's sunny and windless. What is Mr fogg doing? Walking on the deck? Enjoy the beautiful sea view? No, he is not interested in these at all. He sat in the restaurant and ate, indifferent to the wonderful scenery along the way, and even too lazy to think about it.

She is young and beautiful, fair-skinned and elegant. The head, neck and shoulders are adorned with ornaments, and the ears, arms, fingers and ankles are also wearing various bracelets, chains and jewels.

Feeling: I felt incredible when I saw the title at first. How can I travel around the world in such a short time? But after reading this book, I realized that this is the result of Mr. Fogg's efforts. Mr fogg's calm attitude in the face of difficulties is worth learning. I am usually too eager to face difficulties, so I always can't think of a way to overcome them. I will face every difficulty calmly in the future, and I can't be impatient!