Chapter 1: Introduce the author's family, life experience, education, study and occupation. I am a studious, decent and civilized young man. My father attaches great importance to the cultivation and education of me, and my teacher Bates is also very helpful to me.

Later, I studied medicine, became a doctor on a ship, opened a clinic in London, and set sail for the last time. On my way to East India, I was washed by a violent storm to the northwest of Vandimenland, Australia. The ship "I" sank in distress, swam to escape and was taken to the capital of "Lilliput". I was forty years old then.

Chapter 2: The Lilliput emperor met Gulliver in custody accompanied by several nobles-describing the emperor's appearance and clothes-scholars were ordered to teach Gulliver the local language-he was favored by the emperor because of his meekness-his pockets were searched and his knives and pistols were confiscated.

The third chapter describes in detail two kinds of entertainment activities of "little people": one is dancing, performing and jumping on the straightened rope (actually referring to acrobatics such as walking a tightrope); Second, jump around on two parallel poles, or crawl back and forth under the poles.

Then, the novel describes two important military activities: one is cavalry drill (organized, presided over and run by "I"); March on my crotch (the emperor ordered the army troops to pass under my crotch). In the middle, it also describes the plot of the hat left by the "villain" with six horses "I".

Chapter IV: Description of Mildundo, the capital of lilliputian country, and the palace-Gulliver talked with a minister about imperial affairs-Gulliver expressed his willingness to serve the emperor and fight against the enemy.

Chapter five: Gulliver used a special strategy to stop the enemy's aggression-was awarded the title of senior honor-Emperor Blefuscu sent a peace envoy-the queen's bedroom caught fire; Gulliver helped save the rest of the palace.

Chapter VI: "I" first introduces the general situation of lilliputian country, especially the law and education, obviously to express my views and ideals. In fact, Lilliput is also an ideal society for the author "I" in a sense and to some extent. "This is an ideal society based on the commodity economy, with sound rule of law and perfect education.

Then, the author "I" briefly introduced my daily life in Lilliput for nine months and thirteen days. Among them, the emperor visited and had dinner with "I", which was a happy scene, and the details of "I" cleaning up the grievances of the minister's wife.

Chapter 7: Gulliver got the news that someone was plotting to accuse him of serious treason, and he had to flee to Blefuscu-where he was welcomed.

Chapter 8: With the support and help of His Majesty the Emperor of Blefuscu, "I" repaired the ship and made the ship's instruments (paddles, masts, sails, etc. ), sailing out to sea, met a merchant ship of the motherland on the way, and then returned to England by boat. This gave a happy ending to Travel Notes of Lilliput. ?

Extended data

Gulliver's Travels Volume I: 1699. The surgeon Gulliver sailed to the South Pacific with an antelope. Unfortunately, Gulliver narrowly escaped death and drifted to Lilliput, where he was tied up by people from Lilliput. The villain transported Gulliver, who was huge, to the capital by special car and presented it to the king. His appearance attracted almost all the people in Lilliput.

Gulliver's docile performance gradually won the favor of the king and the people, and he gradually became familiar with the customs and habits of Lilliput. At that time, another Lilliput empire, Blefuscu, was preparing to invade Lilliput from the sea. Gulliver waded across the Strait and towed 50 of the largest enemy ships back to Lilliput Port, making great contributions.

But Gulliver didn't want to destroy the ancient empire of ancient Blefuscu, which made the emperor very unhappy. At this moment, the queen's bedroom caught fire. Gulliver was in a hurry and put out the fire with a bubble of urine, but this made the queen very angry. So lilliputian monarchs and ministers plotted to get rid of Gulliver. Gulliver got wind of it, fled to Blefuscu Empire, and later returned to England safely.

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