Where do singing apples come from?

Three singing apples come from the Italian folk story The Little Shepherd. The main contents of The Little Shepherd are as follows:

A little shepherd is cursed for doing bad things, and he will never grow up unless he finds Baglina. The little shepherd took a birdcage from an old woman and found Baglina in it, but a servant threw Baglina into the well. Later, Baglina became a fish and a tree, which was cut into firewood by a little shepherd and put at home. The firewood eventually turned into little Baglina. So, the little shepherd broke the magic and grew up and got married with Baglina.

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Folklore, produced after myths and legends, is a long-standing style after people become masters of the objective world. Although the content of the story has different degrees of fantasy elements, it is based on real life, and its theme, characters and main plot all conform to the life logic when the story is circulated.

From myths and legends to metamorphosis, animal stories, fables, life stories and jokes, the fantasy of their contents and artistic techniques is weakened in turn, and the reality is enhanced in turn. This is the main feature that distinguishes folk stories from myths.