Gulliver's Travels describes the adventures of four countries from the perspective of Gulliver, the surgeon: Lilliput, Adult, Flying Island and Wisdom. Gulliver went to a fantasy country and was treated differently, seeing and hearing everything. The bizarre travel and various encounters of the fictional country reflect the corruption and evil of the British ruling class in the first half of the18th century and expose the dark reality of British society.

2, the author

The author is jonathan swift, a writer, political critic and satirist in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. He is famous for Gulliver's Travels and The Story of a Bucket. He was once called "one of the creators of world literature" by Gorky.

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Gulliver's Travels is an ironic classic novel, which occupies an important position in the history of the development of English novel forms. It inherited the tradition of medieval folk literature and set a brilliant example for later generations.

In the novel creation, Swift's enlightenment thought can be fully reflected. The combination of fantasy and reality in the book shows his unique skills and superb satirical ability, with profound ideological content and unique artistic effect by using satirical techniques such as using small metaphors to describe the big, using ancient ones to satirize the present and using animals to satirize the present.

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Baidu encyclopedia-Gulliver's travels