My thought

Reflections on Robinson Crusoe Closing Robinson Crusoe, the legendary experiences of Robinson on the desert island still echo in my mind. The adventurous sailor was left alone on the island after a shipwreck, with no ready food, shelter, or even a glimmer of hope for rescue. Yet he wasn’t consumed by fear or despair. With incredible perseverance, he crafted tools from the ship’s wreckage, built a sturdy dwelling on the hillside, reclaimed wasteland until golden wheat ears grew on the barren island, and domesticated wild goats to secure a stable food source. Facing loneliness, he kept his spiritual world enriched by keeping a diary and conversing with "Friday". What touches me most is Robinson’s unyielding spirit. When encountering savage attacks, he didn’t flee but calmly designed defensive works to turn danger into safety; when stricken by illness, he pulled through with herbal remedies and tenacious faith. He proved with actions that even in desperate situations, as long as one harbors hope and takes positive action, the hardships of fate can be transformed into a ladder for self-growth. In real life, we may not experience desert island survival, but we still face various setbacks. Robinson’s story is like a beacon, guiding me to stay optimistic in adversity and blaze my own "path to survival" with wisdom and courage. This spirit of facing challenges head-on is the most precious treasure this book has left me.