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鲁滨逊漂流记英语读书笔记

篇一：鲁滨逊漂流记英文读后感

Robinsoncrusoe

briefIntroduction

Thenovel,RobinsoncrusoewrittenbyanenglishwriterDani

elDefoewaspublishedbyoxforduniversitypressforsalein

thepeople’

bookIreadisprintedbyFo

k

has283pages.

maincontents

t,hehada

entshopedtha

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r,hedidn’

edtoadventureandhaveanexcitinglife.

whenhetoldhisparentsthathewantedtobeasailorandwould

gotosea,everforgothisambi

tion.

ventured

d

idn’

twanthisfriendsandhisfamilytolaughathim,sohebeganto

tthefamousthievesofthes

eveswantedtosellthemasslavesbuti

ntheendtheTurkincapitandecidedtokeepRobinsonforhims

andaboynamedxuryescapedfromtheTur

kin’

ithaportuguesecaptain,whowouldgotobr

oncametobrazilwiththeportuguesecaptain.T

withthe

endswerealldead.

onlyRobinsonsurvivedandwasthrownontoalonelyisland.

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y

rforgotthathemustre

turntohishome,sohecreatedseveralshipstohelphimselft

r,hedidn’

yhefoundthereweref

eycameto

hisislandwiththeirprisoners,tokillthem,cookthem,and

edafriendtotalkt

o,sohedeterminedtotrytocatchoneoftheprisonersofthew

asamanwhowasverylucky.

ontaughthimtospeakand

wasverycleverandhelearnedtospeakandwork.

Atlast,

ayacaptainandhisofficerswerecontrolledbythemutineer

o

nandFridayhelpedthemtoowntheshipagainandthecaptainh

resucce

onendeduphisislandlifewhichlastedtwenty

-sevenyears,onwasmar

ebeginningtoendhelike

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dadventuring,ewould

writeanotherbookabouthisadventures.

excellentepisodes

,Igottomyf

ere,Ilookedouttose

seeourship,butitwaswreckedandtherewasnobody

ive,butinastr

stherewerewildanima

tupintoatreeandIstayedthereallnight.

erealw

aysthingstodoortomake

.Ilearnedtomakenewclothesformyselffromtheskinsofdea

okedverystrange,itistrue,buttheykept

medryintherain.

sonerranlikeawildgoat,andsoonIsawthathewasc

asIcould,Irandownt

hehillandjumpedoutofthetreesbetweentheprisonerandth

etwowildmen.

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fineyoungman,abouttwenty-fiveyearsold,talla

ndwell-built,brown

skin,blackhair,

edtogivehimthenameof

“manFriday”,becauseIfirstsawhimonaFriday.

wasaquicklearnedandhisenglishgotbetterdayby

edmewiththegoatsandwiththeworkinthecornfi

elds,edteachinghiman

d,mostofall,sthehappies

tofallmyyearsontheisland.

Reflection

whenIwasinprimaryschool,myteachersaskedmetoreadtheb

ook,ldmethatthenovelcanmakeyou

t

,stoo

waysrelyonourfriendsandparents,wh

enwehavetosurviveindependentlywewillnotbeabletoadap

ontraryweusuallydependonourselves,then

whenweencountersomeunexpectedthings,wecanadaptandha

vepositiveattitudestoresolveit.

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however,thistimeafterIreadthenovelIhavedeeperreflec

rdshipsa

reonthecorner,weshouldfacethembravelyandneverbefear

.weshouldn’

thavebeensatisfiedwiththesituationwhichweareinatpre

veifweareonahighst

and,andwestruggleforit,wecanarriveahigherstand.

nowweliveinthemodernsociety,soitisnotnecessarytodri

yedon

alonelyisland,Iabsolutelycouldn’

isnoperfectlifeintheworldandourlifewillnotbeplainsa

ilingandsometimeswemaybealsoencountersomedangeroust

weknowhowtotaketh

erightmeasures,weh

aveconfidencesandworkhard,weabsolutelywillbevictori

,themostimportantthingis

“nevergiveup”.salongtimethatImu

minthecollege,Icanmakethemostoft

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atterwhatdifficulties,Iwillfacewiththe

veIcanconqueranydifficulty.本

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篇二：《鲁滨逊漂流记》英文读后感

conquerthedifficulties,youwillbethewinner.

ImpressionsofRobinsoncrusoe

Iread《Robinsoncrusoe》

recently,deeplymovedbythestoryofthemasterVonRobinso

eofthemost

thisbo

okisareallyexcellentadventuresomenovel!

beforeIopenedthe

《Robinsoncrusoe》,Ihavethoughtcarefullyforamoment.

IvebeguntoconsiderwhatagreatpersonRobinsonwillbe!Af

terhesufferedshipwreckdriftedtotheisland,insteadofc

omplaining,hemadefulluseoftheirownmindsandhands,tob

uildhouses,plantcrops,animalbreeding,toolmaking,and

indespairhelplesswithhistenacityandperseveranceandh

unger,disease,fight,uer

ehim,Iabs

olutelycouldn’

tsolveandfacesomanydangers;Iwouldloseconfidenceforl

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