Unforgettable

To this day, I still take Robinson's survival skills on the desert island as an example. I think of him dividing the gunpowder into many parts and putting it in the crack of the rock, the survival skills he suddenly learned as if overnight, and really living day by day on the island. Instead of finding him sad, I find him funny. I don't want him to be rescued at all. I just want him to be there all the time. And his Fridays. I remember his habit of keeping a diary, but then he seemed to run out of ink. In a word, it is still a very interesting book.