Which countries has Gulliver been to?

Gulliver traveled to four countries in Gulliver's Travels, namely Lilliput, Adult, Flying Island and Hui Hui. People living in lilliput are short, while adult residents are just the opposite. Gulliver, as an adult, even exhibited everywhere because of his height. The people who fly to the island are all grotesque, and the owner of the Hui nationality is a clever horse.

How many countries are recorded in Gulliver's Travels?

Gulliver's Travels is a long travelogue satire novel written by British writer jonathan swift. It tells the story of the protagonist Captain Gulliver's travels to various countries, including lilliputian country, adult country, flying island country and intelligent country, and each country has different characteristics.

Gulliver's first country was Lilliput, where residents were about 6 inches tall. Gulliver is as tall as a giant, and his height ratio is 12 times that of Lilliputian residents. Gulliver was bound by a villain at first, and then agreed to restore his freedom after agreeing to certain conditions.

Contrary to lilliputian countries, the inhabitants of big countries are as tall as iron towers. Gulliver was caught here by farmers after the shipwreck, exhibited in major cities all over the country, and sold to the queen when Gulliver was unprofitable. After that, he stayed in the court for several years.

Then Gulliver came to the flying island country, where people were strange and worried that the earth would be hit by a comet all day. The last country ruled the country, the ruler was a rational and just smart horse, and his hand was a humanoid animal named wild fox, who was greedy, lustful and lazy, and liked to compete for a shiny stone.