A 200-word summary of the main content of Treasure Island

"Treasure Island" tells the story of a British boy named Jim who obtained the legendary treasure map from the dying sailor Burns in the mid-18th century, and organized an expedition to Treasure Island with the support of the local squire. . When the pirate ship arrived at Treasure Island, Jim met the sailor Ghosn who had been deserting on the desert island for three years, while John launched a rebellion to occupy the sailboat. In the end, Jim and his team cooperated with Ghosn to deal with the pirates, quelled the rebellion and successfully obtained the treasure.

Introduction to "Treasure Island"

"Treasure Island" tells the story of a British boy named Jim who obtained the legendary treasure map from the dying sailor Burns in the mid-18th century. With the support of local squire, an expedition team was organized to go to Treasure Island. And Gunn and others outsmarted the pirates, and finally quelled the rebellion and successfully obtained the treasure. "Treasure Island" embodies Orientalism's desire to "orientalize" and "accommodate" the East. Treasure Island and the treasures on the island represent the image of the East that has been distorted by Orientalism. What is the main idea of ??"Treasure Island"

"Treasure Island" can make readers feel the great temptation of money. Money can actually change the relationship between people. Money corrupts the world, money corrupts everything. But money itself is innocent, it's just people with a degenerate mentality who want to own it, use it or even control it. As a result, money has become a synonym for evil. But money is sometimes beneficial to human beings. For example, if you work hard, you will get generous benefits. At this time, money gives people a kind of motivation to make progress. Money is the most beneficial thing when used wisely.

"Treasure Island" is embedded in vivid historical time, hiding a major theme that connects history and growth. It is a veritable "coming-of-age novel". "Treasure Island" can be regarded as a text against "Orientalist" thinking. The protagonist Jim is also at this historical intersection of opposing colonial aggression and returning to capitalist rationality. He has gone through many tests and finally grown up. The protagonist Jim embodies a shrewd, enterprising and rational spirit. This is not only the result of his self-growth, but also reflects Stevenson's desire to return to the orthodox spirit of capitalism, which is in the same vein as the rationalism that emerged in Europe in the 18th century. Introduction to the author of "Treasure Island"

The British poet and novelist Robert Louis Stevenson was born in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1850. He graduated from the Law Department of the University of Edinburgh in 1878 and 1879. He published two works on the theme of travel and has been writing non-stop since then. In 1879 he went to the United States and married Fanny Osborne, who was ten years older than him. Later, his lung disease became increasingly serious, forcing him to settle in the United States with his wife and adopted son Lloyd. He returned to Scotland in 1880, and Stevenson conceived the story "Treasure Island" for Lloyd, which was published in 1883.

Once the story was published, it was immediately praised as "the best work of children's adventure stories", and Stevenson also became a famous writer. Due to his poor health, he and his family had to move to the Pacific island of Samoa, where they remained until his sudden death in 1894. Stevenson wrote a lot during his life, including poems and novels.