Robinson is uneasy about the mediocre life of middle-class families. He always has an impulse to travel in the vast sea. Despite his parents' opposition, he took the opportunity to board a merchant ship alone and began his unfortunate sea trip. Robinson went to sea four times. In the first two voyages, almost all the ships he took were destroyed by bad sea storms, but he survived. The third time I went out to sea, although the ship I took did not encounter a storm. However, he was attacked by Moorish pirates. He used to be a slave to the moors. Later, he fled to Brazil and set up his own plantation there. He could have made a difference here, but once again he gave up his comfortable life, partnered with others and took greater risks to sell slaves in Africa. Now, in the west, "Robinson" has become synonymous with adventurers and a hero in the eyes of millions of readers in Qian Qian.
Second, Robinson is a tireless pursuer.
Robinson went to sea for the fourth time in partnership with others and sold slaves in Africa. Their ship was unfortunately wrecked at sea, and only he survived and drifted to an island near South America. Even though he was stranded on a desert island, Robinson never gave up. On a desert island lacking the most basic living conditions, he was alone, overcame many unimaginable difficulties and survived tenaciously with amazing perseverance. Without a house, he built it himself. Without food, he tried hunting, planting millet, domesticating goats and drying wild raisins. He also fumbled for his desk and chair, pottery and bread with a scarf ... In the 24th year on the island, he also saved a savage and named him "Friday". Under his education, "Friday" became a faithful slave. Life is endless and the pursuit is endless. He is always in action and pursuing. With his perseverance and enthusiasm, Robinson established his own material and spiritual "kingdom" on a desert island.
Robinson is a brave man with pioneering and innovative spirit.
Robinson went to sea for the fourth time. Unexpectedly, their boat was killed and all his companions drowned. Only he survived and was stranded on a desert island. At this time, the desert island can be said to be deserted and poor, and even the most basic living conditions are not available. But Robinson was not intimidated by the difficulties. He is full of faith in God, and he firmly believes that with his clever and hardworking hands, he can certainly create a brand-new world. Without a house, he built it himself; Without food, he tried hunting, planting millet, domesticating goats and drying wild raisins. He also fumbled for tables and chairs, made pottery, and sifted flour with scarves to make bread. . . . . . Through his efforts, the necessities of life have not decreased, but have gradually increased. With indomitable perseverance and pioneering spirit, he overcame many unimaginable difficulties, and after 28 years of hard struggle, he founded his own kingdom on a desert island.
Robinson is a gentleman who values affection and righteousness, and is grateful for kindness.
Robinson's life is full of ups and downs. But thanks to God's care, he finally got out of the predicament and became a rich man. At this time, Robinson was not carried away by his wealth, but first thought of those who helped him when he was in trouble. Let's see what he did after he became rich. The first thing Robinson did was to repay his original benefactor, the kind old captain. When Robinson was in trouble, the old captain was very kind to him. At the beginning of his stall, the old captain was kind to him. When he came to the end, he was sincere to Robinson. Then he said to the old captain, "Your kindness is great except God who rules everything.": Now it's my turn, and I will repay you ten million times. " He paid back the 100 Moido borrowed by the old captain, and then Robinson asked a just man to write a waiver, so that the old captain could admit that he owed Robinson about 500 Moido and write off the account. Then, Robinson asked the righteous man to write a power of attorney, authorizing the old man to run Robinson's plantation, and appointing his partner to reimburse him. The annual interest belongs to the old man, and in the name of Robinson, the original fleet will give him dividends; There is another item at the end of the power of attorney, which is to allocate 100 moido to the elderly every year as an annuity for his usual expenses. After his death, he will distribute 50 moidos to his son every year until his son dies. "Robinson's actions shine with the light of human nature-attaching importance to feelings and righteousness, and repaying kindness with kindness.
Robinson is a man of his own mind.
The famous Italian poet Dante once said, "Go your own way and let others talk!" Any successful person has his own opinions, is not intimidated by difficulties, is not influenced by gossip, persistently pursues his own ideals and takes his own unique life path. Robinson Crusoe is such a person.