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Chapter one: Gulliver himself and his family-the initial motivation of traveling-sinking at sea, swimming to escape-landing safely in Lilliput-were captured and escorted to the mainland.

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.

Chapter three: Gulliver's game-describing all kinds of amusement activities in the court of Lilliput-Gulliver was free after accepting certain conditions.

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: About the residents of Lilliput: their academic, legal, customs and methods of educating their children-Gulliver's way of life in the country-he defended a lady.

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: Gulliver was lucky to find a way to leave Blefuscu. After experiencing some difficulties, he returned to his motherland safely.

Extended data:

Gulliver's Travels is a travelogue satire novel written by British writer jonathan swift, which was first published in 1726.

The work narrates the experience of traveling around four countries in the tone of Captain Riemel Gulliver. Gulliver's adventures in Lilliput, Brobdingnag, Feidao and Hui Hui reflect the corruption and evil of the British ruling class in the first half of the18th century.

He also expressed the author's ideas in a perfect artistic form. The author wrote fantastic plots with rich satire and fictional fantasy, which profoundly reflected the meaningless partisan struggle in the British Parliament at that time, the ignorance and corruption of the ruling group and the mercenary, and exposed and criticized the cruelty and violence of the colonial war. At the same time, it also praised the heroic struggle of the colonial people against the rulers to a certain extent.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Gulliver's travels