A composition about fairy tales, more than 350 words!

There is a small town in Sweden. There is a messy old orchard at the head of the town. There is a small house in the orchard. In the small house lives the Pippi Longstocking we are going to talk about.

Pippi Long Pants is nine years old and alone.

She has no mother and no father, which is not bad. When she is playing hard, no one tells her to go to bed. When she wants to eat mints, no one asks her to go to bed. Someone forced her to take cod liver oil.

Pippi had a father, and she loved him very much.

Of course she had a mother, but that was a long, long time ago.

Pippi's mother passed away very early. At that time, Pippi was just a suckling baby, lying in the cradle crying so horribly that no one dared to come to her.

Pippi believed that her mother was now living in heaven, so she dug a small hole there to see her little daughter below.

Pippi often waves to her and tells her: "Don't worry, Mom! I will take care of myself!"

Pippi has not forgotten her father.

Her father was a captain who traveled on the ocean, and Pippi sailed across the sea with him.

Later he encountered a storm, was blown into the sea, and disappeared.

But Pippi concluded that he would come back one day, because she never believed that her father had drowned.

She thought her father must have gone to a desert island, the kind where there were many black people, and became their king, wearing a gold crown on his head all day long.

"My mother is an angel, and my father is a black king. How many children can have such wonderful parents!" Pippi said, feeling really happy.

"When my dad builds his own boat one day. He will definitely come and take me there, and then I will be a black princess. How exciting those days are!"

Her father bought this old house in the orchard many, many years ago.

He wants to live here with Pippi when he is old and no longer goes to sea.

But unfortunately he was blown overboard.

Pippi concluded that her father would come back, so she went directly to Willekula Village to wait for him to come home.

Weilekula Village is the name of this little house.

It was fully furnished and waiting for her to come.

One beautiful evening in the summer, she said goodbye to all the sailors on her father's boat.

They love Pippi very much, and Pippi also loves them very much.

"Goodbye, guys," Pippi said, kissing their foreheads one by one, "don't worry about me. I'll take care of myself!"

She took them from the ship Two things were taken away: a little monkey named Mr. Nelson (given to her by her father); a large suitcase filled with gold coins.

The sailors stood beside the ship's railing and looked at Pippi until they saw that she had disappeared.

She walked forward without looking back, letting Mr. Nelson squat on her shoulders, holding the big suitcase tightly in her hands.

"What a wonderful child." When Pippi was out of sight, a sailor said, wiping his tears.

He's right.

Pippi is an amazing child, and the most amazing thing is her strength.

She is so strong that no policeman in the world can match her.

She can lift a horse if she pleases.

Speaking of horses, sometimes she really wanted to have a horse to lift.

For this reason, Pippi spent one gold coin to buy himself a horse on the day he arrived at Willekula Village.

She had always wanted a horse, and now she actually had one of her own, which she kept on her front porch.

When Pippi was about to have tea on the front porch in the afternoon, she immediately lifted the horse and placed it outside in the orchard.

There is an orchard and a small house next to Weilekula Village.

In that small house lived a mother, a father and their two lovely children, a boy named Tommy and a girl named Annika.

Both of them are very nice, well-behaved and obedient.

Tommy never bites his nails and does whatever his mother tells him.

Annika never loses her temper when she doesn't get what she wants. She always wears a neatly ironed sarong.

Tommy and Annika had fun playing together in their orchard, but they still wished they had a friend to play with.

When Pippi was sailing with her father, they would sometimes lie on the wall and say: "That house is unoccupied, what a pity! People should live there, and they should have children."

On that beautiful summer day, Tommy and Annika happened to be away from home on that beautiful summer day when Pippi crossed the threshold of Welekulla House for the first time.

They stayed at their grandma's house for a week, so they didn't know that someone was already living in the house next door.

On their first day home, they stood at the door of the yard and looked at the street outside. They still didn't know that there was a child beside them who they could play with.

They stood there not knowing what to do, and they didn’t know what would be new today, or whether it would still be a boring day with no new tricks to play, but at this moment , Hey, the courtyard door of Weilekula Village opened, and a little girl appeared.

This is the weirdest little girl Tommy and Annika have ever seen in their lives.

This one is Pippi Longstocking, and she is going out for a walk in the morning.

Her appearance is like this: Her hair is carrot color, with two braids sticking up to both sides, and her nose is like a small potato, covered with little freckles.

Under the nose is a truly big mouth, with two rows of white and neat teeth.

Her clothes are weird, Pippi made them herself.

Originally it was made to be pure blue, but then there was not enough blue cloth, so Pippi added small red strips of cloth here and there.

She wears a pair of long socks on her two thin and long legs, one brown and one black.

She wore a pair of black leather shoes that were twice as long as her feet.

Her father bought this pair of leather shoes in South America for her to wear when she grows up, but now that Pippi has these shoes, she doesn’t want any other shoes.

It was the monkey who made Tommy and Annika kick their eyes into shape.

It squatted on the shoulders of the weird little girl. It had a small body and a long tail. It was wearing blue trousers, a yellow top, and a white straw hat. Pippi walked along the street, one foot on the sidewalk and one foot under the sidewalk.

Tommy and Annika stared at her until she was out of sight.

In a blink of an eye she was back again, this time walking backwards.

This saves her having to turn around and walk home.

She stopped at the door to Tommy and Annika's yard.

The two children looked at each other in silence.

Finally, Tommy asked the little girl: "Why are you walking backwards?"

"Why should I walk backwards?" Pippi asked them, "This is not freedom. Country? Can’t I just walk as I please? Let me tell you, everyone in Egypt walks like this, and no one thinks it’s weird at all.”

“Everyone in Egypt walks backwards. Go? How do you know this?" Tommy asked. "You've never been to Egypt."

"I've never been to Egypt! Of course I have been, that goes without saying. I've been all over the world, and I've seen weirder things than walking backwards. . What would you say if I walked with my hands upside down like the Indochinese?"

"That's impossible," Tommy said.

Pippi thought for a moment. "Yes, you are right. I lied."

She said sadly. "It's not good to lie."

Annika finally had something to say. "Yes, lying is very, very bad," Pippi said, feeling even sadder, "I sometimes forget.

How can you expect a child whose mother is an angel, whose father is a black king, and who has spent his life sailing, to always tell the truth? And, as she spoke, a smile spread across her freckled face. I can tell you that no one in Congo tells the truth. They boasted day and night, from seven o'clock in the morning until the sun went down. So please forgive me if I blow a few words at times, and remember that this is just because I have lived in the Congo for a little too long. We can still make friends. Is it right? ”

“Of course. Tommy said, suddenly knowing that this day would not be boring.

"Then why don't you come to my house for breakfast?" Pippi asked.

"Well, yes," Tommy said, "Why not?" Let's go! "

"Okay" Annika said, "Let's go! "But first let me introduce Mr. Nelson." "Pippi said.

The monkey immediately raised his hat politely.

So they walked into the crumbling orchard gate of Willekula and passed two rows of trees. They walked along the path between the mossy fruit trees (one look at the fruit trees and they knew how vigorously they climbed) and came to the front of the house and onto the front porch where a horse was munching loudly from a large soup bowl. oats in.

“Why do you put a horse on your front porch? " Tommy asked. He knew that horses are kept in stables.

"This," Pippi thought for a moment and replied, "it is a hindrance in the kitchen and can't get used to it in the living room. "

Tommy and Annika patted their horses and then walked into the house.

There was a kitchen, a living room and a bedroom.

Look Pippi hasn't cleaned for a week.

Tommy and Annika looked around cautiously, fearing that the black king was somewhere

They had never seen the black king before. . But they saw neither father nor mother, so Annika asked anxiously: "Are you living here alone? "

"Of course not," said Pippi, "Mr. Nelson lives here too. "

"Yes, but don't your mother and father live here? "

"No one lives there. "Pippi said happily. "Then who asked you to go to bed at night? "Annika asked.

"I call myself," Pippi said. "I was very polite the first time I called. If I don't listen, I will call again, but much more fiercely. If I call If you still don’t listen, then spank you, that’s right! "

Tommy and Annika didn't quite understand what she said, but they thought this might be a good idea.

Tommy and Annika followed Pippi to the kitchen. Pi shouted: "Here comes the scones!" Let’s make cake! Here comes the pancakes!

As she spoke, she took out three eggs and threw them into the air. One egg fell on top of her head and broke. The yolk dripped down and hit her eyes. The other two eggs were just right for her. Catch it in a bowl, and the egg breaks into pieces in the bowl.

“I’ve always heard that egg yolk is good for hair,” Pipi said, wiping her eyes. “You can watch your hair grow. ! In Brazil, everyone rubs their hair with eggs. Not a single bald head to be seen there. One time, an old man was so weird that he ate the eggs but didn't use them to wipe his hair. As a result he became bald. As soon as he hit the street, traffic was jammed and people had to call the police. "Pippi said as she carefully picked out the egg shells from the bowl with her fingers. Then she picked up the bath brush hanging on the wall and stirred the eggs so hard that the eggs spilled on the wall.

Finally, she poured the remaining eggs in the bowl into the pan on the stove.

When one side of the cake was browned, she threw it up to the ceiling, causing the cake to turn over in mid-air. , and fell on the pan.

Once it was fried, she threw the cake across the kitchen and landed on the plate on the table.

"Eat it," she shouted. , “Eat it while it’s hot! " Tommy and Annika ate after listening to her instructions. They thought the pancakes were delicious.

Then Pippi invited them into the living room.

There was only one piece of furniture. .

This is a very large cabinet with many small drawers.

Pippi pulled out the drawers one by one, letting Tommy and Annika admire the treasures inside.

There are strange bird eggs, rare shells and small stones, cute little boxes, beautiful glasses, a string of pearl necklaces, etc., etc., all of which are Pippi and her father. Bought while traveling around the world.

Pippi gave each of her two new friends something.

What was given to Tommy was a small knife with shiny mother-of-pearl on the handle; what was given to Annika was a small box with a shell inlaid on the lid and an emerald ring inside.

"If you go home now," Pippi said, "you can come back tomorrow. If you don't go home, you can't come back again. That would be a pity." You will come only when you go, Tang Mi and Anika thought the same and went home.