If you think of yourself as Robinson, and you are faced with a desert island, what would you do? Or will you give up your life? Or do you choose to survive and challenge nature?
Because you will be faced with how to live on a deserted island where there are no humans, and you will have to practice your language every day to cope with the language that is about to be lost. Because you don't practice the language, the language will be wasted here.
If you were Robinson, what would you do? Some of the things on the broken ship have not yet sunk to the bottom of the sea, and some things are still on the broken ship, how do you retrieve some of the items you need from the sea?
Of course, you have to be a swimmer, and the general swimming skills are fine, but you also have to have a strong body.
There is no electricity on a desert island, and there are no beasts, and no beasts are also discovered by Robinson until later, but on your first day, you will definitely be worried about being afraid! Come on, let's go to the "ocean of madness" first, I can see a desert island opposite, the huge wave overturned the big ship, all the partners fell into the sea, the waves pushed me to the shore.
On the first day, I had to move what I could use to shore, because the broken boat was not far from the shore, relatively close, and I could move to the beach box by box, and the first things I could reach were:
A few hats, a beanie hat, two pairs of shoes, a knife, a few pipes, a small box of tobacco leaves.
In a clear day I could see that near the broken ship, there was a dinghy a nautical mile offshore, and I reached it again:
There was intact food, a box of biscuits, a few bottles of rum, some bread, three pieces of dried Dutch cheese, European wheat, a few poultry, a few bottles of spirits, five or six gallons of coconut wine, and some clothes, wooden boxes.
Two shotguns, three barrels of gunpowder, a pack of bullets, rusty old knives, a hammer, an axe, and two saws.
In the next few days, the first thing I have to consider is the living conditions, the external environment with the living conditions, I must first have my own house, so I will build some useless boxes and wooden planks into a wooden house.
I was able to make some observations on the island, and I found big birds and hares on the desert island. Here I can shoot hares with shotguns and eat rabbit meat.
Next, I could get some more stuff, because I had been living on a desert island for a day or two, and I could continue to put the barrels that had floated ashore, and there was a box of granulated sugar, which made me so happy, because at least I could eat something sweet.
In the past few days, we have reached again from the broken boats near the shore: clothes, plaid shirts, sack shorts, low-top shoes, twenty small axes, three large bags of iron nails, a grinding wheel, a shotgun, seven muskets, two barrels of musket bullets, some gunpowder, a bag of bullets, two or three crowbars, a large lead plate, bedding, hammocks, and other daily necessities.
I also found a feral cat on a broken boat, and I could get some biscuits for it to eat, which was a companion who accompanied me to spend my days on the desert island.
Every day, I had to wait until the tide was low, and during these days I made a wooden row, and then rowed the wooden row to the vicinity of the broken boat, and from the big boat I found three barrels of rum, a barrel of bread, a bucket of sugar, iron, anchor chains, a pair of scissors, two razors, a dozen knives and forks, gold coins, silver coins, and Spanish and Brazilian coins.
However, the weather on the island is bad, and sometimes it rains all night.
I found that there were still female goats and small goats on the island, and I could know that it was already the autumn equinox, and I knew that my location was at latitude and longitude of 9 degrees 22 minutes, and the time was September 30, 1659.
In the days that followed, I came back from the broken ship: paper, pen, ink, compass, sundial, glasses, nautical charts, nautical books, three beautifully packaged Bibles, Portuguese books, two or three Catholic prayer books, and several other books, all of which were the spiritual treasures I had on the island.
I got three more human friends from the big boat: a dog and two cats.
For these days I had to pile up piles and fence fences to prevent any other beasts from invading, because every night I did not sleep soundly, and I often kept my muskets out of my body, afraid that some wild beasts would suddenly come.
I hunted, rested, worked on the desert island, and had work every day, so I had to be busy with the work of surviving on the desert island, and first I found some rice on the broken boat, so the rice could be sprinkled on the desert island and make some pasta and the like in the next year.
The weather on the desert island here has always been summer, but it has been rainy in June, and the tobacco leaves in the barrel can make some tobacco, but when you are sick and cold, you can use rum and some tobacco to cure the cold. What about the rain? It's going to go down until October, so you have to make some furniture during these hours, such as stools, tables, etc., and with an axe everything is easy to do.
This desert island also grows some wild sugar cane, grapes, this grape can be made into raisins, you can also let it ferment into wine, there are turtles here, turtles generally lay turtle eggs on the beach, so this turtle eggs can also be made into a turtle egg delicacy.
There are rainy and dry seasons, during which you can go out and explore the desert island, and when you find another quiet place, you can make a country house. There are parrots here, so you can catch a few parrots, and occasionally let the parrots learn the language so that they don't forget the original language.
During the rainy season you can use the extra time to make small round pots, plates, water cans, small tile pots.
There are goats on desert islands, you can use muskets, catch a few goats, and then raise a few goats, so that you can have food and belongings, so as not to go out in the rainy season, you can kill goats to eat. When these goats are raised to a certain extent, they can also get some goat milk.
With the barrel you can rely on the next year's wheat harvest, or when the rice harvest is abundant, put it in the barrel and let the rice or wheat ferment, which can make some beer.
There's also a wild man here, let's call him Week Eight first! But he will not actively attack humans. There are also savage activities outside the island not far from the desert island, so you have to be prepared for it.
You live on a desert island, and you also have to always pay attention to whether there are any ships at sea.
If Robinson were you, what would you do? Maybe you may do better than Robinson, or you will complain every day that God is unfair to you, but with the tools of production that humans already have, you should be self-reliant and well-fed! Readers are welcome to leave a comment below.