Where is Robinson from?

Born in York, England, Robinson dreamed of becoming a sailor. He insisted on sailing against his father's wishes. Unfortunately, his ship capsized in the storm. No one in the same boat is spared. He drifted to a desert island alone, with little left. Despite the difficulties and dangers on the desert island, he bravely survived.

Later, he found a valley full of grapes and built a shelter there. Gradually, he began to like life on the island. He domesticated goats, practiced weaving baskets, and made bread and pottery. Live a quiet and prosperous life on the island. Once, he saved a savage "Friday" who was about to die and regarded him as a personal servant and close friend. After living on a desert island for 28 years, he returned to his hometown.

Robinson's characteristics:

Robinson has the entrepreneurial spirit of facing the reality, not being afraid of difficulties, not being discouraged and being tenacious and enterprising, which is exactly what the new bourgeoisie needs. Robinson's colonialist thought reflects the limitations of the author's era. The author positively portrayed Robinson as the first bourgeoisie in the history of literature, which had a great influence on the realistic novel creation in the19th century.