This book mainly tells the story of the submarine Nautilus. 1866, a monster suspected to be a narwhal was found at sea, and Professor Pierre Aronnax and his servant Conseil were invited to take part in the hunting. They found that this monster is a submarine with wonderful structure. This submarine was secretly built by Nemo on a desert island in the middle of the ocean. It has a solid hull and uses seawater to generate electricity.

Starting from the Pacific Ocean, they passed through coral islands, Indian Ocean, Red Sea, Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean, and saw many rare animals and plants and strange sights in the sea. On the way, I also experienced many dangers such as stranding, indigenous siege, fighting with sharks, iceberg road closure, octopus attack and so on. Finally, when the submarine arrived at the Norwegian coast, the three left without saying goodbye and returned to their hometown.

2, the author:

Jules verne, France (1828.2.8 ~1905.3.24)19th century French novelist, playwright and poet.

Scientific Writing of Extended Material Two Wan Li under the Sea;

Verne stood on the threshold of the times with scientific writing methods and saw the great power of man-machine combination. Machines have become an extension of human spirit and physical strength, and a tool to conquer nature and benefit mankind.

The "magical" Nautilus is the representative of the latest scientific and technological knowledge of the times, involving electricity, chemistry, machinery, physics, meteorology, mining, dynamics and so on. 12000 books in Captain Nemo's study include "the most outstanding achievements of mankind in history, poetry, novels and science". His living room is a veritable museum with "all the treasures of nature and art"

This kind of scientific writing makes Two Wan Li under the Sea become a novel of scientific enlightenment. Verne wrote "science fiction" poetically, with a strong romantic atmosphere under the rational appearance, which infected readers. ?

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Two Wan Li under the Sea