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Gulliver's Travels, written by British writer Jonathan Swift, is an adventure novel with science fiction and hyperbole.

Gulliver's Travels is mainly divided into four parts, including the Lillput Journey, the Lord's Journey, the Flying Island Journey and the Huizin's Journey. Though various adventures of Gulliver to reflect the meaningless party struggle in the British Parliament at that time, the ruling group for profit and the brutal colonial war to criticize and satirize. Among them, my favorite part is the "Comet Country Travel", it tells Gulliver encountered pirates int he sea, his crew was taken away, and he is thrown to a desert island, where he is saved by a group of rock, gradually, he learns the rock language, know that here rock is dominant, and wild Hu is at the bottom. Later, through the conversation between GUlliver and Huisin, we also discover the cruetly and ignorance of human beings. He began to wake uo and to like the little animals. But many of the friends in the kingdom did not like him, so he was eventually exiled to the sea, and eventually resued by a ship back to England. When Gulliver and Huisin talked about the British problem, I found that Huisin had a wide range of life experience and rich social experience and rich social experience, and taught Gulliver to distinguish good from evil, so that Gulliver became a sincere and kind person, full of longing for life.

Just as in our life, there are more take the advice of others. In fact, we in life, should be more contact with good people, try not to Turn a deaf ear to those who wish no good, as one who keeps company with others. Good people around like a mirror, it can point out your shortcomings, evaluation of your advantages, bad people around like a time bomb, may explode at any time. Gulliver had legendary experiences, but when he was on the road, he was also very difficult. Only after experiencing difficulties and setbacks, can we experience life and understand the value of life. The novel not only attacks the social status quo, but also directly satirizes the human nature itself on a deeper level. The rich enjoy the fruits of the labor of the poor, and the wealth gap between thr poor and the rich is too large. Most of the people were condemned to a miserable life. The author's attention to hte purely monetary relationship between people in capitalist society reveals the cruel social reality of Britain at that time.

2022-10-23

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