The Main Contents of Andersen's Snow Queen

In fairy tales, two mirrors about the devil were injected into the heart and eyes of the little boy Kay, making him heartless and being taken into her ice palace by the Snow Queen. The little girl Gerda is Kay's good friend. Gerda personally searched for the queen of snow and lifted the curse on Kay, and all the difficulties on the way were finally overcome.

The Snow Queen, a fairy tale by Andersen, is one of the most classic works of Andersen. It has also been translated into dairy queen, dairy queen, Dairy Queen, dairy queen and dairy queen. It has been remake into different versions of movies and animations by many countries.

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1, Magic Mirror Fragment: A demon built a magic mirror-the good things can't be illuminated, but the bad things are obviously illuminated. The devil broke the mirror and scattered pieces of it everywhere. Although these fragments are small, they can make people become evil and heartless, especially when they are cut into their hearts. Some versions directly say that the magic mirror was broken by the Snow Queen, and the devil does not exist.

2. Childhood friends: There are two childhood friends in the city, Kay and Gilda. They like to play in the garden in summer, plant roses and live in their grandmother's house in winter.

One winter, they joked that if she went home after the snow, she would be put on the stove to melt. Then there was a snowstorm, and a magic mirror pierced Kay's heart, chilling him. He is cold to Gilda. While Kay was sledding with his friends, there was another snowstorm. After the snow, I took the opportunity to pick up Kay and let him forget Gilda completely with her kiss.

3. Magic Garden: In order to get the news of Kay, Gilda got the answer from the river, took off his new shoes and sent them to the river. On the way to find Kay, she came to a garden with four seasons like summer. The owner of this garden is very friendly to Gilda. In order to keep Gilda, he planted the garden with flowers.

But the next day Gilda looked for flowers and grass, saw the roses she and Kay planted, and thought of Kay again. She took the opportunity to escape and found that it was autumn outside the garden.

4. The Prince and his wife: Gilda once again embarked on a journey to find Kay. On the way, she met a group of crows and asked them if they had heard from Kay. The crow thought she meant the prince, so she was smuggled into the palace. Although it was finally discovered, the prince and his wife were very sympathetic to Gilda's experience, so they gave her gorgeous clothes and a sedan chair made of gold and sent her on the road.

5. The robber's daughter: On the way, Gilda was robbed, and the robber's mother had an argument with the robber's daughter who tried to stab Gilda with a dagger. The robber's daughter tied Gilda with other plundered animals and threatened Gilda to be quiet or she would be killed.

Gilda told the robber's daughter about his difficulties, which made the robber's daughter very moved and made the animals who knew Kay's whereabouts make noise. A reindeer volunteered to send Gilda to Sami, where the Snow Queen frequented, and the robber's daughter released them.

6. Two old women: Gilda arrived in Sami by reindeer and was taken care of by an old woman. The old woman gave her a dried fish with a few words written on it for Gilda to take to her old relatives in Finland. The old Finnish woman revealed that Gilda's strong willpower will definitely help her find Kay. Gilda was so excited that he didn't even wear gloves, boots, etc. Ran to the ice palace.

7. Ice Palace: After the snow, let Kay spell the letter "forever" and let him go, but he couldn't do it because of his cold heart (some versions said that after the snow, he wanted Kay to sort out the pieces of the magic mirror and put them together again). Gilda went through hardships and finally arrived at the Ice and Snow Palace. She melted Kay's heart with love, and childhood friends met again. With the arrival of spring and summer, they lived a happy life.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Snow Queen