Robinson Crusoe

Author: Daniel Defoe
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: "Reading a million books makes writing as effortless as a god," we believe that by reading this series of authoritative, well-curated, and practical books, it will not only help primary and secondary school students with their in-class and extracurricular learning and exams but also improve their scientific and humanistic literacy, laying a solid foundation for the comprehensive development of Chinese literacy and lifelong growth among primary and secondary school students. Robinson Crusoe is a famous adventure novel written by the British novelist Daniel Defoe. His works number over 250, including novels, travelogues, histories, and poetry, and this novel is his masterpiece. Robinson Crusoe was tired of the quiet life in England and resolved to become a sailor, traveling the world. He had many thrilling adventures and boarded a ship bound from Brazil to Africa in 1659. One day, a terrible storm broke out, and the sailboat began to break apart. Crusoe and his friends immediately fought against the angry sea for survival. All his friends died, but only Robinson survived and reached the land. He found himself on a strange deserted island, alone and helpless, with no food, no boat, and no way to escape. The next twenty-seven years, he would live there.
Robinson Crusoe is a famous adventure novel written by the British novelist Daniel Defoe. His works number over 250, including novels, travelogues, histories, and poetry, and this novel is his masterpiece. Robinson Crusoe was tired of the quiet life in England and resolved to become a sailor, traveling the world. He had many thrilling adventures and boarded a ship bound from Brazil to Africa in 1659. One day, a terrible storm broke out, and the sailboat began to break apart. Crusoe and his friends immediately fought against the angry sea for survival. All his friends died, but only Robinson survived and reached the land. He found himself on a strange deserted island, alone and helpless, with no food, no boat, and no way to escape. The next twenty-seven years, he would live there.