Robinson Crusoe (with CD-ROM)

Author: (English) Daniel Defoe
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Phonetic edition of literary classics for primary school students, accompanied by a CD-ROM with engaging introductions by "Aunt Juping." This is a renowned literary work and a highly entertaining novel. The book tells the story of Robinson Crusoe, an Englishman who, after a shipwreck, is stranded on an deserted island. On the island, he bravely faces various challenges with his hardworking hands and tenacious perseverance. Later, Crusoe encounters a fearsome cannibal tribe on the island and bravely rescues a savage from their clutches, naming him "Friday." From then on, Crusoe and Friday live happily together on the island. It wasn't until twenty-eight years later that Crusoe finally returned to his homeland, England, aboard a merchant ship. Throughout his time on the island, Crusoe accomplishes many specific tasks, and every endeavor he undertakes is fraught with difficulties. Yet, he endures the tests of failure, relying on his unyielding determination to ultimately achieve success. The story of Robinson Crusoe teaches us that with ambition, perseverance, a love for labor, and a habit of thinking, one can certainly achieve extraordinary things. We believe that children will surely love Robinson Crusoe and learn from Crusoe's unwavering perseverance and spirit of not fearing difficulties.