Robinson Crusoe

Author: Daniel Defoe (English)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book has earned the author the title of "Father of English Novel." A good book establishes a quality. You can read beautiful Chinese, read English with Chinese-English comparison, savor first-class English, and create a timeless collectible for readers of all ages and levels. This book is the masterpiece of Daniel Defoe, a famous 18th-century British writer, and is the first novel in the true sense in the history of British and even European literature. For over three hundred years, it has been widely circulated and remains enduring worldwide. The book is based on a real story of a Scottish sailor who encounters shipwreck and is eventually stranded on an uninhabited island, where he lives alone for four years before being rescued. The protagonist, Robinson Crusoe, comes from a British middle-class family and is determined to explore the world. During a voyage to Africa, he encounters a storm and is shipwrecked alone on a deserted island, beginning a life of isolation. With strong will and relentless effort, Robinson Crusoe survives the harsh conditions on the island. After 28 years, a British ship passes by the island, allowing Robinson Crusoe to return home. Through this book, Defoe tells people that no matter what difficulties they face, they must survive with resilience. Perhaps God will abandon you, but you should never abandon yourself!