What changes have taken place in the giant's garden and what changes have taken place in the giant?

About the changes in the giant's garden and the changes of the giant, the details are as follows:

1. Changes:

1. The reason for the changes in the giant's garden is that the giant drove the children out of the garden because of selfishness, and there is no spring in the garden. The giant's garden is cold all year round. When the giant realized his mistake and the children returned to the giant's garden, the peach tree immediately sprouted green buds and produced many beautiful flowers, which showed that the happiness that can be shared with everyone is the real happiness.

2. This article mainly tells the story of a selfish giant who, with the help of his children, corrected his mistakes and lived a happy life with them.

2. Introduction:

1. The Selfish Giant is a fairy tale written by Oscar Wilde, a British aesthete. It tells the story that the selfish giant becomes generous from selfishness and finally walks into heaven under the guidance of God. The story is warm and touching. This article is the shortest of Wilde's fairy tales, which is included in the collection of fairy tales "The Happy Prince and Other Stories".

2. In this fairy tale, Wilde vividly expressed his idea of art for art's sake with a heavy theme, unique chapter structure, tempered language and colloquial style. The dramatic tragic beauty of fairy tales still lingers after reading, which makes people understand that the real perfection of human beings lies not in what they have, but in the profound meaning of what they are, and also confirms Wilde's famous saying that compassion is the best virtue in the world.

3. The layout of the article is unique. The giant is absent, the children play, the giant is selfish and forbidden to play, and stays in the garden in winter. The giant wakes up, plays with the children and returns to the garden in spring. This peculiar chapter structure fully bears witness to Wilde's view that form is everything.

3. The colloquial style, elaborate language, concise and precise wording, and the use of metaphors, personification and symbols in many places make the whole fairy tale filled with a fresh childlike innocence, which is also the writing tone of Wilde's fairy tale works.