What story did Cinderella tell?

Cinderella tells the story of a filial and kind girl who was abused by her stepmother and sisters for a long time. She works as a maid in the kitchen, and she is very dusty every day. Later, because of her kindness and filial piety to small animals, she got the help of the fairy, and finally lived happily with the prince after experiencing the obstacles of her stepmother and sisters.

Cinderella is a character in fairy tales, which was first widely circulated among European people. Later, it was collected by French writer Charles Perrault (1697) and German Brothers Grimm (18 12).

It is generally believed that Cinderella's story conveys to us such a life experience process-under any ridicule, spite and bullying, we must suffer hardships and bear the burden of humiliation. Even if we are extremely difficult, as long as we have unlimited hope for a bright future and maintain a kind and positive attitude, we will eventually get a happy life.

This truth can be seen from the cultivation of the phenomenon of "Cinderella" for thousands of years. However, just as there will be a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people, we can also see more things from Cinderella's fairy tales: punctuality, personal appearance, maternal love, friendship and self-love.

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Cinderella-Baidu Encyclopedia