The main content of the story of the stupid wolf

The main content of the story of the stupid wolf:

The stupid wolf is a lovely little wolf. He is very kind. Willing to help others, but always joking. The stupid wolf has a good friend named smart rabbit. The clever rabbit knows all the problems that the stupid wolf doesn't understand. There are some guys in the forest who want to bully the stupid wolf, but in the end they are smarter than them and always get more than one bargained for.

The Story of the Stupid Wolf is a book published by Zhejiang Children's Publishing House in 2008 by Tang Sulan.

About the author:

Tang Sulan, female, from Ningxiang, Hunan. Member of Chinese Writers Association, first-class writer and professor. Member Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Vice Chairman of Hunan Democratic Progressive Party. Representative works include The Story Series of Stupid Wolf, Little Happy Adventure Series and Cool Boys Club Series. He has won the National Excellent Children's Literature Award, Bing Xin's New Children's Literature Award, Cross-Strait Fairy Tale Essay Award, National Excellent Children's Literature Award, Chen Bochun's Children's Literature Award, Soong Ching Ling's Children's Literature Award, Zhang Tianyi Fairy Tale Fable Award, Hunan Youth Literature Award and Mao Zedong Literature Award.

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Appreciation of The Story of the Stupid Wolf:

The Story of the Stupid Wolf tells all kinds of anecdotes that happened when the stupid wolf lived alone after his parents left home. The stupid wolf is so forgetful that he almost lost himself. He always takes it for granted and can't figure out the boundary between imagination and reality; He is often bullied and doesn't hold grudges. Without the help of this clever rabbit, he would lose his home. He is curious and loves to try, so he tells many jokes and makes everyone laugh. He used Thorpe's intuition to infer various complex natural and social phenomena, and stumbled forward on the road of knowing himself and the world. ......

Although this fairy tale image is based on the little wolf, it does not ignore the animal characteristics of the little wolf in writing, nor does it transcend the fairy tale environment of the big forest and the animal world.