What fairy tales have you read, what fairy tales do you like best and why?

The reason why I like Yu Gong Yi Shan best is that it tells us that even seemingly impossible things can be accomplished as long as we persist.

Yu Gong Yi Shan is an allegorical prose by Liezi, a thinker in the Warring States Period. The article tells the story of Gong Yu's fearless and persistent digging of the mountain, which finally moved the Emperor of Heaven and moved the mountain away.

Through the contrast between the persistence of a foolish man and the cowardice of a wise man, and the contrast between "foolish man" and "wisdom", the self-confidence and perseverance of the working people in ancient China are demonstrated, and the reason that perseverance is needed to overcome difficulties is explained. The full-text narrative is orderly, echoing from beginning to end, the plot is complete, the dialogue is vivid, Bi Xiao speaks fluently, and the dialogue in line with personality promotes the development of the story.

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The story of Yu Gong moving mountains:

Yu Gong Yi Shan is an allegorical prose by Liezi, a thinker in the Warring States Period. In the story, an old man named Gong Yu, nearly 90 years old, lives directly opposite the mountain. Suffering from the mountain jam, he discussed with his family: "Let's try to level the steep mountain and make the road convenient for travel, shall we?" Everyone agreed.

Therefore, Yu Gong led his descendants to start digging mountains. The wise man on the bend of the river sneered at the foolish old man and said, "What can you do with the steep mountain at your age?" Yu Gong sighed, "Even if I die, there will still be sons, sons and grandchildren, and grandchildren are endless, but the mountains will not increase. Are you afraid of digging rough? " The Emperor of Heaven was moved by Yu Gong's sincerity and ordered God to move the two mountains.

This fable tells people to do things persistently through the image of Yu Gong, which shows the confidence and tenacious perseverance of the working people in ancient China.