Are Andersen's fairy tales from China or foreign countries?

1. Andersen's fairy tales are written by Danes and consist of 166 stories. This work distinguishes between love and hate, enthusiastically praises the working people, praises the excellent quality of kindness and purity, and mercilessly exposes and criticizes the stupidity, incompetence, greed and cruelty of princes and nobles. Among them, the famous stories are Daughter of the Sea, Ugly Duckling, Dung and Wild Swan.

2. Daughter of the Sea: In order to be with her beloved prince on land, the little mermaid exchanged her beautiful voice and 300 years of life for the witch's medicinal wine, so she had beautiful feet, and every step was as painful as walking on broken glass. Seeing the prince marry someone else, she would rather sacrifice her life than bless the prince.

3. "Ugly Duckling": The ugly duckling has gone through a lot of hardships and turned into a white swan because it has a dream in its heart.

4. "dung beetles": A dung beetles in the stable of the palace demands the same treatment as the emperor's war horse-nailed with the Palme d 'Or. To this end, he did not hesitate to travel far and prove that he was as important as that horse. At the moment when he was most proud and thought his dream had come true, he was put under the saddle by the emperor.

5. Wild Swan: This is a struggle between good and evil. Ai Lisha was a weak woman, but she defeated the queen and bishop who were much stronger than her. Saved eleven brothers who were turned into swans by the queen's magic. Her success depends on her courage, determination and perseverance. What courage it takes to face the sting of nettles and the pain of being unable to speak for a year. Even in the face of the punishment that the bishop framed her and burned her, she didn't give up. She persisted until the last moment and finally finished her work.

Introduction of Andersen's role

1, Andersen is a famous Danish fairy tale writer, poet and writer. He is famous for creating many well-known fairy tales, which are deeply loved by people and become classic works of international children's literature.

2. Andersen was born in odense, Denmark, and his growing experience had a profound influence on his creation. Although Andersen's family was poor, he cultivated his literary talent through reading and imagination. When he left his hometown as a teenager, Andersen embarked on a journey to Copenhagen, hoping to succeed in the art field.

Andersen's works are not only loved by children, but also welcomed by adult readers. His writing style is fluent and full of fantasy, which is deeply inherited by cultures all over the world. Andersen's works have been translated into many languages and widely disseminated. Andersen's influence in the literary world continues to this day, and he is regarded as one of the important figures in children's literature and world literature. His works have left deep traces in the history of literature, bringing readers wonderful imaginary world and meaningful lessons.