Gulliver's Travels Book Review

This is a novel recommended for primary and middle school students to read. In fact, I think it would be better to wait for a mature reading, because the words in it are not that anyone can understand the irony. When you have some knowledge of history and political news, it may be better to read this one again. The first volume is the travel notes of Lilliput, which clearly puts forward the difference between high and low party. The difference is that the heels of one party are higher, while the heels of the other party are lower. However, the emperor only USES the low-heeled party to take charge of administration, which is nothing but a symbol of the party and government in Britain. There is also a satire on the church as to whether eggs should be broken from the larger end or from the smaller end. The second volume is the travel notes of Brobdingnag, "Ignorance, idleness and corruption are sometimes the only qualifications of a lawgiver; those who are capable of misinterpreting, confusing, and evading the law can best explain and apply it." This passage is just the impression of the local emperor on the author's country. In fact, it may be a very vivid overview of the legal level of Britain at that time. Throughout today, I am proud and glad that Our China adheres to the rule of law and has laws to follow, which is one of the reasons for our strength and prosperity.