Is "The Three Little Pigs" a fairy tale?

The Three Little Pigs is a fairy tale. The Three Little Pigs is a famous British fairy tale. Featuring talking animals as the protagonists, The Three Little Pigs has become one of the fairy tales well-known to children around the world thanks to the feature-length animation of The Three Little Pigs produced by Disney on May 27, 1933.

The Three Little Pigs is about talking animals. The three little pigs are brothers. They have different experiences in resisting the big bad wolf. The eldest brother builds a thatched house, the second brother builds a wooden house, and the third brother builds bricks. In the end, only the third brother who didn't mind the trouble didn't have his house destroyed by the big bad wolf, and even cooked it for him to eat.

The currently popular version has been modified to target the psychology of children. The plot of the wolf eating the pig and the pig eating the wolf has been modified, and the third brother finally protects the eldest brother and the second brother, and uses clever tricks to drive away Oh Ye. Wolf. In the English-speaking world, the fairy tale of the Three Little Pigs is actually a nursery rhyme. The Big Bad Wolf's lines are famous for their funny rhymes.

In 2007, Taiwan's "Minister of Education" Du Zhengsheng said that "the three little pigs" were an idiom. This statement once caused an uproar in the overseas Chinese community, with both supporters and opponents. However, it is generally believed that Du Zhengsheng's statement is a joke. Information about "The Three Little Pigs" is included in the appendix of the Taiwan Ministry of Education's Online Idiom Dictionary in the category of movies and novels. ”