Robinson described by daniel defoe has indomitable spirit of adventure, is willing to work and good at it, loves life, is brave and strong, is not afraid of difficulties, is smart and optimistic, and is unyielding in fate and adventure. Willing to work and good at it, indomitable and careful.
Robinson has a fearless and persistent spirit. Robinson is full of fearless courage and adventurous courage. Robinson's adventurous spirit has been fully demonstrated from his four thrilling sailing experiences and his character of never being satisfied with a stable and peaceful life.
Robinson's life:
Robinson dreamed of becoming a sailor. He insisted on sailing against his father's wishes. Unfortunately, the ship capsized in the storm. No one in the same boat is spared. He drifted to a desert island alone, with almost nothing. Despite the difficulties and dangers on the desert island, he survived bravely. Later, he found a valley full of grapes and built a shelter there.
Gradually, he began to like island life. He domesticated goats, practiced weaving baskets, and made bread and pottery. Live a quiet and prosperous life on the island. Once, he saved a savage "Friday" who was about to be sacrificed as a cannibal, and regarded him as a personal servant and close friend. After living on a desert island for 28 years, he returned to his hometown.