What fairy tales are there?

Fairy tales include Cinderella, Snow White, Pinocchio, Alice in Wonderland and The Little Match Girl.

Fairy tales generally have a strong fantasy color and belong to a genre of children's literature. Stories in fairy tales are almost impossible to happen in real life, but many stories are also rooted in reality and are a reflection of real life. So let's talk about fairy tales.

Details 0 1 Cinderella

Cinderella tells the story of a filial and kind girl who was abused by her stepmother and sisters for a long time. She works as a maid in the kitchen, and she is very dusty every day. Later, because of her kindness and filial piety to small animals, she got the help of the fairy, and finally lived happily with the prince after experiencing the obstacles of her stepmother and sisters.

02 Snow White

It tells the story that Snow White was abused by her stepmother, fled to the forest and met seven dwarfs. Finally, with their help, they overcame the stepmother's curse and found the story of the true love prince.

Adventures of Pinocchio

The work tells the story of Pipano, a kind carpenter, dreaming that a blue angel gave life to his favorite puppet Pinocchio when he was sleeping, so the puppet began his adventure. If he wants to be a real boy, he must pass the test of courage, loyalty and honesty. In the adventure, he played truant for fun, was deceived by greed, and became a donkey. Finally, he fell into the belly of a big whale and met Pipano unexpectedly ... After this adventure, Pi Nuo finally grew up. He became honest, hardworking and kind, and became a real boy.

Alice in Wonderland

It tells the story of a little English girl named Alice who accidentally fell into a rabbit hole in order to chase a talking rabbit with her pocket watch, thus entering a magical country and experiencing a series of fantastic adventures.

The Little Match Girl

It tells the story of a little girl from a poor family who came out barefoot to sell matches on New Year's Eve. The warmth of matches gave her many beautiful fantasies: a warm stove, a delicious roast duck, a beautiful Christmas tree and an amiable grandmother, all of which made her feel very happy, but in the end she froze to death and died in the street. Reflecting the indifference of people in the society at that time, the author Andersen wrote the real life and beautiful illusion of the little girl in comparison, which set off the little girl's pity and misery.