Gulliver's Travels - New Curriculum Reading Series for Chinese Language

Author: Swift
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: "Reading a million books makes writing as effortless as 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 qualities, laying a solid foundation for the comprehensive development of Chinese literacy and lifelong growth among primary and secondary school students. This book is narrated in the first person by the protagonist Gulliver. The work is divided into four volumes, mainly describing the four voyages in Gulliver's life. The first was on a ship named the "Lioness," which embarked on a long voyage in the Pacific Ocean. Later, the ship ran aground and sank during the journey. The second time, Gulliver boarded a ship named the "Adventure" to set sail again and unexpectedly arrived in another country. Gulliver's third voyage was aboard the "Hope," during which he visited places like the "Flying Islands" and the "Island of the Magicians." Gulliver's fourth voyage was when he was hired as the captain of the "Adventure," and this time he arrived in the land of the "Horse Nation," where horses were noble and rational creatures.