Gulliver's Travels

Author: Swift
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Primary school students' phonetic edition of literary classics for extracurricular reading, accompanied by a CD-ROM with "Aunt Juping's" engaging introduction. This is a very interesting fairy tale book that tells the extraordinary adventures of a British man named Gulliver who travels to Lilliput, Brobdingnag, the Flying Islands, and the Land of the Horses. Gulliver sails into danger and is stranded in Lilliput. Here, two Lilliputian kingdoms are at war over whether to hit the big end or the small end of an egg when eating it. Gulliver helps one of the Lilliputian kingdoms win the war, but he is nearly killed by the Lilliputians afterward. Fortunately, he manages to escape thanks to his wit. Later, Gulliver is captured by a farmer in Brobdingnag. The greedy farmer, in his pursuit of profit, forces Gulliver to perform endlessly. Gulliver is saved from death only when the Queen of Brobdingnag takes a liking to him. In his two subsequent voyages, Gulliver visits the Flying Islands and the Land of the Horses, experiencing different adventures and. Reading Gulliver's Travels, children will embark on a rich and fairy-tale-like fantasy world. The author uses the exaggerated techniques of comics to create a series of lively, lovable, or detestable and bizarre characters. The entire book is very vivid and entertaining. Children, let's join Gulliver in exploring the fairy-tale world within the book. Primary school students' phonetic edition of literary classics for extracurricular reading, accompanied by a CD-ROM with "Aunt Juping's" engaging introduction. This is a very interesting fairy tale book that tells the extraordinary adventures of a British man named Gulliver who travels to Lilliput, Brobdingnag, the Flying Islands, and the Land of the Horses. Gulliver sails into danger and is stranded in Lilliput. Here, two Lilliputian kingdoms are at war over whether to hit the big end or the small end of an egg when eating it. Gulliver helps one of the Lilliputian kingdoms win the war, but he is nearly killed by the Lilliputians afterward. Fortunately, he manages to escape thanks to his wit. Later, Gulliver is captured by a farmer in Brobdingnag. The greedy farmer, in his pursuit of profit, forces Gulliver to perform endlessly. Gulliver is saved from death only when the Queen of Brobdingnag takes a liking to him. In his two subsequent voyages, Gulliver visits the Flying Islands and the Land of the Horses, experiencing different adventures and. Reading Gulliver's Travels, children will embark on a rich and fairy-tale-like fantasy world. The author uses the exaggerated techniques of comics to create a series of lively, lovable, or detestable and bizarre characters. The entire book is very vivid and entertaining. Children, let's join Gulliver in exploring the fairy-tale world within the book.