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1, Gulliver dived into the water, pulled all the warships of the Lilliput back to Lilliput with long ropes and hooks, and won a great victory without sending a single soldier.

2. Summary: When I was in the wheat field, I was almost trampled to death by a giant or cut by a sickle. I fought with a mouse at the farmer's house and was often framed by another dwarf in the palace. Later, when I went out again, Gulliver's box was transferred to the sea by an eagle and almost died.

Details: Gulliver went out for the second time on1June 20th, 702. He ventured to North America. Arrived in Brobdingnag Island in June of the following year. He and the sailors went to the island to look for fresh water. They were chased by a giant. His friend rowed away, but he didn't have time to escape. Gulliver hid in a wheat field like a forest (that wheat field is at least forty feet high). After a while, he saw a giant coming from the field. The giant is as tall as an ordinary church steeple, with ten yards of steps. Gulliver heard his call, several degrees louder than the trumpet. At first, it sounded like a thunderbolt in the air. After the giant gave a cry, seven giants came to him with sickles in their hands. These giants are twelve times taller than Gulliver, and their sickles are as big as six ordinary sickles. It turned out that the first giant was a rich farmer, and the rest were farmers who helped him cut wheat. A huge wheat harvester approached Gulliver's hiding wheat field. Gulliver thought of his dangerous situation: he was either hacked to death by a sickle in the wheat field or trampled to death by a giant. So he shouted. Hearing the shouts, the giant harvester looked around for Gulliver. At this time, the giant hesitated a little, just as we met a bug and were worried about being stung by it. Finally, he leaned down, picked Gulliver up with his thumb and forefinger and put it in front of him. He studied it carefully. Gulliver tried to be honest and didn't move. Because he has been held at an altitude of 60 feet, if he falls from his fingers, he will break into patties. Gulliver motioned to the giant that he was caught between his fingers. The giant understood, dressed Gulliver carefully, and then ran excitedly to his master. The rich peasants took Gulliver home. To his nine-year-old daughter, Glen Dakli Cheech. Gulliver slept in a huge bed. The mice here are so big that two of them run to the bed. Gulliver had to draw his sword to defend himself and finally stabbed one of them to death. Gulliver lived in an adult country for two years. Once, he traveled with the king, and his box was picked up by an eagle in mid-air and then fell into the sea. Fortunately, he met an English ship to save him.

3. The King of Great Britain represents the ideal monarch, who is impartial, well-governed and advocates peace; The king of Lilliput is fierce and cruel, and has an insatiable heart for expansion. The author created an image pointing directly at the whole European civilization system.

It seems that the king and ordinary people are not interested in other knowledge except mathematics and music; I am far behind them in both aspects, and that is why they don't take me seriously. (original, pay attention to the address. )

5. Lepita, Balny Babi, Lager nagel, Greta Cone, Japanese Travel Notes. This paper mainly describes Gulliver's travels in Lepita (Flying Island) and Geller Cone (Witch Island). People on the flying island are deformed, and they worry all day that the weather will suddenly change and the earth will be smashed by comets, so they are all in a state of panic. In the Academy of Sciences, designers are studying how to extract sunlight from cucumbers to keep warm, reduce feces from becoming food, cultivate hairless sheep and soften marble. On the witch island, the island owner is proficient in witchcraft and good at evocation. They read the past and present, and found that the historical truth was distorted by powerful people, and prostitutes-like writers were deceiving the world.

6. The scene of Lilliput is the epitome of the British Empire. The perennial struggle and foreign war between the Tories and Whigs in Britain are essentially just internal struggles among politicians on some minor issues that have nothing to do with the national economy and people's livelihood.

The King of Great Britain sharply criticized Gulliver's proud British electoral system, parliamentary system and various political and religious measures, and expressed doubts and negations on various British systems and political and religious measures.

7. "King Lilliput" demanded the colonization of Gublefuscu, alluding to the colonial rule of the British government at that time, showing the author's dissatisfaction with the system at that time and sympathy for the ruled people. Satire at the corruption and greed of British politics.

8. Satire the decadent politics of Lilliputian countries competing for officials by rope. At that time, the corruption in the palace, the fatuity of the king, and the ugliness and flattery of the winners with high officials and rich salaries.

9. Features: Fantasy travel satirical novels aimed at attacking the political and religious reactionary forces in the British Parliament at that time.

& lt Gulliver: By describing the author's four troubles, it is written that the author saw through the contemporary corruption and criticized the corrupt society at that time with irony.

Gulliver's Travels has obvious political inclination. His critical edge focused on attacking parliamentary politics and reactionary religious forces in Britain at that time.

Gulliver: He was an ordinary man in England in the18th century. He loves labor, decisive, brave and kind. During his travels, he gained insight into the deterioration of social reality and came to the conclusion that British society was uncivilized. Gulliver's image is the embodiment of the author's thought. The author endowed his characters with various virtues. Gulliver cares about others and doesn't care about personal gain or loss. Gulliver is a positive ideal figure. He always talks frankly about his weaknesses and mistakes, but says nothing about his strengths. He is modest and eager to learn, trying to understand the new reality with new eyes. He never gave up on himself. Even though he is regarded as a plaything everywhere, he still keeps calm, maintains his dignity and talks with the king of Great Britain on an equal footing. He had the courage to help Lilliputian resist foreign invasion, but he flatly refused to help Lilliputian king's aggressive expansion policy.

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