Cultivating a desert

When we are accustomed to a life of fine clothes and food, suddenly one day we are stranded on a desert island, facing the attack of hunger, wild animals and sickness. Can we bravely stand up and seek a way out in the desperate situation? The British writer Defoe gave us the answer with Robinson Crusoe. Robinson Crusoe is a thought-provoking novel, which tells the story of Robinson, who was trapped on a deserted island after a shipwreck. He spent 28 long years on the island, experienced countless trials and tribulations, and finally succeeded in escaping back to his hometown. Robinson's story is an ode to human creativity. On the desert island, he had no tools, no help, and was faced with a completely unfamiliar environment. However, it was under such extreme conditions that his creativity was stimulated to the utmost and he realized the transformation from nothing to something. The power of the human spirit is infinite. In modern society, we may not face such extreme survival challenges, but each of us may encounter our own "desert island" - those moments when we feel helpless and desperate. Robinson's experience tells us that no matter how harsh the environment is, as long as we maintain our determination and creativity, we can find a way to survive and even create new values. Robinson's story is the lonely dance of a soul on a desolate island, a relentless dialog with nature, with self, and with destiny. Reflect on your own life. In the hustle and bustle of modern society, do we still remember the curiosity of the unknown, the courage of the challenge, and the persistence of the self? Robinson 's island may be an uncultivated wasteland within us, waiting for us to explore, to plow, to create.