About Robinson

The protagonist Robinson yearns for sailing, and he begins his journey to the coast of Africa. His ship ran aground near an island off the coast of South America, and only Robinson survived. In a hurry, he made a raft to carry the grain, ammunition, fresh water, clothing and tools from the sunken ship to the shore. In order to survive in the long run, he eats very sparingly. Later, he gradually opened up the cave, found wild game, found a few clear springs, wrote notes, did not worry about eating and drinking, and lived a good life. The 28-year experience of stranding on a desert island did not stop him from continuing to take risks and struggle. Robinson's enterprising and adventurous spirit reflected the ambition and boldness of the bourgeoisie at that time, which was not satisfied with the status quo and wanted to open up the world for an innovative future. His spirit of daring to fight against the harsh environment, loving life, and loving life deeply touched me. He rescued himself from despair under such difficult circumstances. The touching scenes of defying difficulties, self-cultivation, and fighting against the harsh environment praise the wisdom of people and the beautiful character of hard work - Robinson.