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Volume 1: The Little Man
Gulliver's Travels is a satirical novel written by Jonathan Swift which narrates the adventures of Gulliver, a staff of the mailroom who often talks a lot but lacks action. In order to win the favor of Dare-a travel editor, he volunteers to explore the Bermuda Triangle and the smaller islands around it. When Gulliver starts his sea voyage, little does he know the many incredible and unbelievable misadventures awaiting him. Unfortunately, he suffers from a big storm and nearly drowns. He washes ashore upon an exotic island called Lilliput, where lives tens of thousands of \u201clittle people\u201d. He becomes a prisoner and is presented to King Theodore. He meets with his friend Horatio in the dungeon, who loves Princess Mary. He defeats Blefuscians' invasion and saves the Lilliput. Therefore, he becomes a greatest hero in Lilliputians\u2019 mind and is honored with general. This causes Edward's jealousy.
Volume 2: The Big Girl
In the second volume, Gulliver visits Glober\u0261, a land of big women. The big girls, known as the "YAMLAs", are represented as cow-like clumsy creatures. Gulliver is taken captive by the women of this country and is about to be displayed in a circus, but he manages to escape.
Volume 3: The Long Man
The third volume is set in the land of the giants, where Gulliver again becomes a giant himself. He eventually meets with the "High-Chair Man", which is a giant version of his former colleague, the Lord High Treasurer of Lilliput. They reminisce about their past experiences and argue about several topics.
Volume 4: The Sunny Island
In the final volume, Gulliver visits the flying island of Laputa, which is controlled by academics who are constantly engaged in pointless debates and scientific experiments. Gulliver eventually returns to England and realizes that he has had enough of adventures and becomes a farmer for the rest of his life.
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Volume 1
The depiction of the Little Man is the epitome of the British Empire at that time.
At that time, the persistent struggle between the Tories and Whigs in Britain and the foreign war were essentially.
Just the fights between politicians in some irrelevant sections of the national economy and the people's livelihood.
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Volume 2
through the King of the Great Britain's sharp criticism of the electoral system.
Parliamentary system and various church and political measures that Gulliver was proud of.
Expressed doubts and denials about the various systems and church and political measures in Britain at that time.
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Volume 3
The author points the irony to the English philosophers of the time, the scientists who are divorced from reality and indulged in fantasy.
The inventors who are absurd and the critics and historians who turn black and white upside down.
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Volume 4
The author uses Gulliver to answer a series of questions and exposes the essence of war.
The hypocrisy of law and the shameful act of acquiring Duke status by any means.
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首先他来到一个叫“利立浦特”的小人国，帮助国王打败了同样是小人国的“不来夫古斯”，受到国人的崇敬，但也因此得罪了朝中显要不得已逃到“不来夫古斯”，在他们的帮助下“做”船逃离那个充满是非的小人世界。
在大人国“布罗丁奈格”他成了国王的宠物......
在飞岛“皮勒他”他见识了愚蠢、自负的国王和贵族；可笑的科学家和他们可笑的科学实验——从黄瓜里提取阳光、从粪便里提取营养......
在巫人岛“格勒大椎”的一位巫人贵族家里他见到了形形色色的著名人物并了解到一些历史事件的“真相”；见到了荷马和亚里士多德及因不当注解两位作品而羞于见作者本人的众多“学者”。
在“拉格奈格”他见到了长生不死的“斯特鲁布鲁格”在得知这些永远不会死但已经失去了生存的原始意义后，他改变了以往的人生观、价值观，对与为什么活着进行了另一个角度的思考。
在“惠妍”这个被善良、淳朴、智慧、优雅的马统治的国度里，他见到了一种叫“耶胡”的畜生对人类所有缺点、弱点以及队人性中卑鄙与丑恶夸张的展示，并为自己也是一个“耶胡”而感到万分的羞耻。
全书语言生动、流畅质朴，在讽刺小说里独树一帜，特别是影射与反语运用的非常精彩 . (以下是用在线翻译上面内容： http://www.hao123.com/ss/fy.htm）British writer Jonathan. Swift's novel "Gulliver's Travels" tells the doctor Gulliver Navigation several bizarre experiences.
First, he went to one called "Lilliput" in Lilliput, helping the king is a villain to defeat the same country "can not Fugu Si" by the people's reverence, but also so offended forced to flee North Korea and prominent to "not come Fugu Si" in their help to "do" ship to escape the villain in the world that is full of right and wrong.
In Brobdingnag, "Brading Neiger," he became the king's pet ......
In the flying island "Peeler him" he saw a stupid, conceited king and nobles; ridiculous ridiculous scientists and their scientific experiments - to extract sunlight from cucumbers, to extract nutrients from the feces ......
In the witch the Isle of Man, "Engler Ojo" in a witch who aristocratic family he had seen all sorts of famous people and learned a number of historical events of the "truth"; saw Homer and Aristotle, and two because of inappropriate comments The author himself ashamed to see the works of the many "scholars."
In the "Lagenaige," died a natural death, he saw a "Sitelubu Kruger" in that they will never die but have lost the original meaning of existence, he changes the outlook on life, values, right Why is alive and had another perspective to ponder.
In the "Hui-yin" which is good, honest, intelligent, elegant horse ruled country, he saw something called "Yehuda" and all the beasts of human weaknesses, the weaknesses of human nature as well as the team mean and ugly display of exaggerated, and for herself as well as a "Yehuda" and felt very shame.
The book language vivid, smooth plain, in the satirical novel, unique, especially the use of innuendo and anti-language is very exciting.
The first volume was written Gulliver in Lilliput (lilipute) experience,Gref place oneself among them, like a "giant mountain".Later, in a few things because offended the king,Fled to neighboring countries, fix a boat, sail home.Second volumes describes Gulliver in adult countries encountered,The residents there like a tower height,In order to make money, the farmer had brought him to the town,let his tricks, for people to watch.Finally returned to england.The third volume was written fly island.Fourth volumes describes Gulliver in a Malaysian ("yin-hui the what one sees and hears").
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