Why did Crusoe choose to live in another place?

For me, it would be Hogwarts from the 'Harry Potter' series. I love the idea of learning magic and having adventures with friends in such a magical school.

I'd choose Hogwarts from Harry Potter. The magic and adventure there would be amazing.

I'd choose Hogwarts from Harry Potter. It's full of magic and adventure.

In the book, the protagonist, Crusoe, lived a lonely life on a deserted island for 28 years.

In The Ordinary World, Sun Shaoping chose to live with a widow with a child because of complex emotional and moral considerations. Sun Shaoping married the widow because of the widow's feelings and sympathy for him. When Sun Shaoping needed help and comfort the most, the widow accompanied him and provided him with selfless care and support. Sun Shaoping was well aware of the widow's feelings for him, so he did not try to hide or avoid this question. Sun Shaoping was a responsible and compassionate person. He didn't want to hurt the widow and children because of his selfishness or concealment. Living with the widow could allow their children to receive fatherly and maternal love, and also provide a safe and stable family environment for the widow. Sun Shaoping's marriage with the widow was also in line with social morality and ethics. Legally, widows were orphans and needed to rely on marriage and family for care and protection. Sun Shaoping marrying a widow could be seen as a moral and legal choice, and it could also be seen as an act of supporting the disadvantaged groups in society. In summary, Sun Shaoping chose to live with a widow with a child out of complex emotional and moral considerations, which was also in line with social morality and ethics.

In The Ordinary World, Sun Shaoping finally chose to live as a widow with a child because he thought he had found his home. In the novel, Sun Shaoping had always been a character with a strong sense of responsibility and justice. He had always been deeply indignant about social injustice and poverty and had been working hard to change these situations. However, he also realized that family was the most important thing to a person. Sun Shaoping thought that he had found his home, and this home was to live with the widow. Although the widow had lost her husband, she still had herself and her child. Her family was not affected by the breakdown of her marriage. Sun Shaoping thought that he could help the widow and her children live a better life by living with him, so that they would no longer be in poverty. Therefore, Sun Shaoping chose to live as a widow with a child in order to help the widow and her child live a better life. It also reflected his deep understanding of family and social responsibilities.

In The Ordinary World, the question of why Sun Shaoping chose to live with a widow with a child was not directly answered in the novel, but it could be discussed through plot analysis and character inference. From the plot, the reason why Sun Shaoping lived with the widow was that the widow's son, Xiao Wei, found the meaning and direction of life again with the help of Sun Shaoping and became an outstanding college student. The widow's help and gratitude to Sun Shaoping were beyond words. Therefore, Sun Shaoping decided to live with the widow, hoping that Xiao Wei could have a better future through his help and influence. Judging from Sun Shaoping's character, he was a very responsible and compassionate person, as well as a very kind and considerate person. He was very concerned about the widow and Wei's situation and hoped to provide them with help and support. Therefore, he chose to live with the widow out of his concern and compassion, hoping to have a positive impact on Wei's growth and development. The reason why Sun Shaoping chose to live with the widow was because of his sense of responsibility and compassion, hoping to have a positive impact on those in need.

I'd choose the world of Harry Potter. It's full of magic and adventure, and I'd love to attend Hogwarts and learn spells.

I'd choose the world of Harry Potter. The magic and adventure there seem so exciting and full of possibilities.

I'd choose Hogwarts Town from the Harry Potter series. It's full of magic and adventure.