Who is Robinson Crusoe?

An Englishman named Robinson drifted to a desert island because of a shipwreck. On a desert island, he struggled with all kinds of difficulties with his hardworking hands and tenacious perseverance. Later, Robinson rescued a savage from cannibals and named him "Friday". It was not until twenty-eight years later that Robinson returned to his hometown of England on a merchant ship.

Robinson Crusoe (also translated as Robinson Crusoe) is the narrator and hero of Robinson Crusoe (17 18) by daniel defoe, the father of European novels.

About the author: daniel defoe (1660 ~ 173 1 year), a British novelist, was the founder of realistic novels during the English Enlightenment, and was known as the "father of European novels". He was born in London, the capital of England, and his father ran the slaughter business (an oil candle merchant), so he turned to business. He travels widely. In his early years, he was engaged in underwear, tobacco and alcohol, woolen cloth, brick making and other industries, and went to Chinese mainland to do business.