1. After reading this book, I still have this wish in my heart, that is, I hope to explore all the secrets of the seabed with Captain Nemo. I hate the good luck without Professor Pierre Aronnax. The story begins with 1866, a strange thing that caused a storm in the city. Many ships found sea monsters at sea, and French biologist Professor Pierre Aronnax was invited to hunt them down. Unexpectedly, he fell into the water, traveled around the world with his companions, and finally the bottom of the sea was unbearable. Go back to land as much as I can. Writing here, I can't help but think of Harry Potter, which is far more valuable than the former (as far as I'm concerned). After all, it is extremely precious to write such a fantasy novel in 1870 and spread it to this day. The test of millions of readers in Qian Qian and the passage of time of 135 did not weaken its spirit, but confirmed its value. I think it stands in the history of literature because of the word "fantasy" that runs through it from beginning to end. Fantasy has been the source of power to promote social development since ancient times. Today, it has been proved that all the fantasies or inferences of the author jules verne are based on reality, such as: undersea forests, crossing undersea tunnels (Arabian undersea tunnels, tunnels leading to the Mediterranean under Suez) and sunken land (Atlantic continent). In the future world, all fantasies will come true. In the sea, Captain Nemo said, "The progress of mankind is really too slow." Fantasy is actually the wings of progress. /kloc-people's fantasy more than 0/00 years ago will be realized in 100 years, and the exploration is endless! The sea praises the deep blue country, the epic magnificent ocean, a carefree and uncontested place with countless corals, seaweed, swimming fish and minerals. It is a magnificent brocade, which I can't praise or describe in words. Nautilus was an immortal myth at that time. It reveals all the infinite mysteries in the ocean. For Captain Nemo, this mysterious figure adds a lot of color to this book. He can repay tens of billions of national debts for France, see his friends die and cry silently, give millions of gold to the poor, take in all those who hate the land, give a bag full of pearls to poor pearl pickers, escape from mankind and carry out terrible revenge. He has a deep-rooted distrust of mankind. I have always really liked this kind of person, a genius who abandoned the world. I always wanted to know about Captain Nemo's endless pain. I don't understand what kind of experience and background such a man has, but I believe he is a kind person. Two Wan Li under the Sea is indeed a classic, but in modern times, it is rare to see such a classic, and there are many flashy things. What a pity! 2. What do you think of two Wan Li under the sea? 6? Verne was born in Nantes, a seaport city in western France. He lived and studied on Fayed Island by the Lauard River until he graduated from middle school. My father is a successful lawyer, and he is bent on his son's inheritance. But Verne loved the ocean since he was a child and longed for sailing and adventure. 1 1 years old, he volunteered to go aboard as an apprentice and sailed to India, only to be found by his family and taken home. For this reason, Verne was severely beaten. He lay in bed with tears and vowed, "I will only lie in bed and fantasize about traveling in the future." Perhaps it was this childhood experience that objectively prompted Verne to gallop in fantasy all his life and create so many famous sci-fi works. Jules verne, the author of Two Wan Li under the Sea, was not only surprised by his exaggerated, touching and scientific novels, but also by the stories he wrote in the book. Although this is not surprising today in the 2 1 century, in Verne's era, people have not invented submarines that can swim underwater, and even electric lights have not appeared. In this context, Verne successfully created the submarine Nautilus in two Wan Li under the sea. Twenty-five years after the novel was published, people built a real submarine, similar to that described in the novel. What kind of foresight is this? Therefore, the fantasies in Verne's works have scientific basis. The scientific fantasy depicted in many of his works has come true today. More importantly, the fantasy in his works is bold and novel, and it is interesting to read with its vivid, vivid and picturesque beauty. His works have thrilling plots, vivid characters and unexpected endings. All these make his works have eternal charm. Written in 1870, Two Wan Li under the Sea is the second part of Verne's famous trilogy. The first part is Captain Grant's children, and the third part is Mystery Island. This work tells the story of Pierre Aronnax, a French biologist, traveling in the depths of the ocean. This happened in 1866, and a monster thought to be a narwhal was found at sea. He accepted the invitation to join the chase, unfortunately fell into the water during the chase and swam on the monster's back. In fact, this monster is not a narwhal, but a diving boat with wonderful structure. This diving boat was secretly built by Captain Nemo on a desert island in the middle of the ocean. It has a solid hull and uses the ocean to generate electricity. Captain Nemo invited Pierre Aronnax to travel to the bottom of the sea. They set out from the Pacific Ocean, passed through coral islands, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, and entered the Atlantic Ocean. They saw many rare marine animals and plants and strange scenes in the water, and experienced many dangers such as stranding, being besieged by indigenous people, fighting with sharks, icebergs blocking roads, octopus attacks and so on. Finally, when the diving boat arrived at the Norwegian coast, Pierre Aronnax left without saying goodbye and announced to the world what he knew about the seabed. Captain Nemo, the hero of the book, is a romantic, mysterious,