Robinson Crusoe. Pinyin Color Illustration Picture Book

Author: Daniel Defoe (English)
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: A classic of world literature. To pursue one's dreams, one must set sail—The protagonist of this book, Robinson Crusoe, has repeatedly embarked on sea voyages. But during one shipwreck, he was swept away by a giant wave to a desolate island, a place with no means of survival. Relying on his wisdom and perseverance, he built a tent, fenced an area, constructed a "castle," made tools, grew crops, and raised livestock, creating miracles alone on the desert island. However, his peaceful life was completely disrupted by footprints on the beach. In his dreams, he saw a scene of a savage being chased and killed. Soon, this dream became reality. Robinson saved the savage from danger, and his life was no longer lonely, but the hope of returning home continued to haunt him. Finally, an opportunity arose. A shipwrecked captain arrived on the island, promising to send him back to his homeland if Robinson helped him retake the ship, which had been seized by mutineers. But the mutineers were incredibly strong. Could Robinson defeat them?