A copy of "Robinson Crusoe"

The imitation of "Robinson Crusoe" is as follows:

No one has ever visited this desert island. One day eighteen years later, I saw more than thirty savages coming to the island. There were two unlucky people being dragged, and one of them ran towards me while they were not paying attention. Two more followed behind.

I took out the shotgun by the ladder and called to the escaping savage, waving him over. I quickly shot the two men behind me who were about to run. Maybe the escaping savage has become more relaxed when he sees that I saved him.

What excites me is that now I can finally hear the long-lost voice, even though I can’t understand what he said. But I have to teach him English so that he can communicate with me normally. But it is difficult to teach someone who knows nothing.

I can only teach him sign language first, and I can have simple communication during the teaching process. After getting familiar with sign language, I started teaching basic abc. Draw a letter on the ground with your finger, let him look at my mouth shape, let him listen to it a few times, and finally ask him to read it to me.

After you become familiar with a certain letter, you still need to know how to write it. Although the process on the way was slow, his attitude was very serious. Every time I meet someone who doesn't know how to read, he will ask me for advice, and sometimes he will read it softly on his lips before going to bed.

As he gradually learned, not only did his learning efficiency improve, but he also lost his previous aboriginal flavor. After more than a year of hard study, he was finally able to communicate with me verbally and was very happy in life.

Selected passages from "Robinson Crusoe"

1. When I woke up, it was already dawn. By this time, the storm had passed, the weather was clear, and the sea was no longer as rough as before. However, what surprised me the most was that the stranded ship, after being lifted off the beach by the tide at night, washed up near the rock where I was injured earlier. The ship was now only a mile or so offshore, and still parked there nicely. I thought if I could get on a big ship, I could take out some daily necessities.

2. What we love today is often what we will hate tomorrow; what we pursue today is often what we will avoid tomorrow; what we hope for today is often what we fear, and even frighten trembling with fear.

3. In human emotions, there is often a hidden driving force. Once this driving force is attracted by some visible target, or is attracted by something invisible but imaginable, Attracted by a goal, it will push our soul towards that goal with a courageous force. If we fail to reach the goal, it will cause us unbearable pain.