The bed is made of the softest seaweed in the ocean.
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What you are wearing now is a kind of shellfish's foot silk, dyed with crimson color that ancient people like, mixed with purple extracted from Mediterranean rabbit hair. The perfume you see on the dresser in the cabin is a product distilled from marine plants. The bed you sleep in is made of the softest seaweed in the ocean. The pen you use is whale tentacles, and the ink is squid or squid secretions.
This article is taken from Chapter 10 of Two Wan Li under the Sea by French writer jules verne.
Extended data writing background:
Two Wan Li under the Sea is jules verne's masterpiece. In this work, he developed his fantasy about the ocean to the extreme, showing human confidence in knowing and controlling the ocean, and showing the tenacity and courage of human will. In the novel, Verne expressed his admiration and love for the sea through Captain Nemo's mouth: "I love the sea! The sea is everything! It covers seven tenths of the earth, and the air exhaled by the sea is clean and healthy.
It represents Verne's colorful imagination and meticulous writing characteristics. The plot in the novel is bizarre and vividly depicts the underwater world full of mystery; Language is lively and interesting, which is both an artistic language and a scientific language. It vividly explains all kinds of underwater things. In particular, the submarine Nautilus fascinated readers.