Will fairy tales really destroy the three views? Don't let your distorted three views hurt the next generation!

Many classic fairy tales are interpreted by people nowadays as elements of "three incorrect views". Are those fairy tales that accompany us throughout our childhood really so terrible?

The concept of "poison" in fairy tales has not even survived the famous Grimm's fairy tales and Andersen's fairy tales, let alone China's fairy tales.

I recently read this set of China fairy tales, which contains five classic fairy tales. It also follows the mainstream and adopts the form of picture book stories, which is suitable for young children.

Then let's take a look at the various "viewpoints" in this set of China's fairy tales.

The two children, Jin Gua Er Yin and Dou, are the "fruits" raised by the old and the old women with diligence and kindness, and they are a veritable gift from nature to the working people.

Cucumber, silver and bucket must also be symbols of hard work, so we can grow the largest melon in the world and raise the strongest rooster in the world. These settings are to tell children that hard work and kindness are the right way.

There was no conflict, no story, and conflict came. The appearance of that rich man in Zhou disrupted the originally peaceful and happy life. Cucumber, silver and bucket found treasure in the mountains. They took gold and silver to pay the rent to Zhou's rich man, who was greedy for all the treasures. Finally, the greedy rich man of Zhou was crushed to death at the foot of Baoshan.

In fact, the second half of this story is really "China characteristics", and the general direction of the story is good-highlighting good and evil, but the story ignores another detail, which makes people feel that the arrangement of the story seems inappropriate: good people can "get something for nothing", but evil people can't.

How to lead children to avoid this pit? Smart parents must know what to do.

Any story is unfolded in conflict and contrast, otherwise how to show the good side? Without evil, justice cannot be manifested; Without laziness, you can't show diligence. The same is true of the twin sisters in this fairy tale "Malanhua", and the two sisters form a sharp contrast.

A Seed is a classic fairy tale of Ye Shengtao. Ye Shengtao is mentioned, which is a famous name that once appeared in Chinese textbooks. Children always think that the name on Chinese textbooks is "authoritative" certification.

This is a beautiful seed, the only seed in the world. The king owns it, but he can't make it take root, nor can the rich, businessmen and soldiers. Finally, only farmers let it sprout and blossom.

Can't kings, rich people, businessmen and soldiers cultivate seeds? Don't they care enough about seeds? -Neither.

Kings, rich men, businessmen and soldiers, their occupation is not to cultivate seeds, and their original intention is not simple. When they cultivate seeds, they are mixed with too many distractions and greed, and they can't cultivate beautiful flowers. The farmer's job is to cultivate seeds. When the farmer planted that seed, he had no other selfish desires. The farmer just watered and fertilized him normally, and then the seeds sprouted and blossomed.

After 360 lines, you are the number one scholar. You have to get your own position, stick to your heart in your own line and let the seeds in your hand bloom brilliantly.

The "three views" conveyed by this story are quite correct.

The conch girl in The Golden Conch reminds me of Miyazaki Hayao's cartoon Jin Yuji on the Cliff. They are always the embodiment of kindness and innocence.

In fairy tales, the prince and Cinderella have to go through hardships to be together. The story of "The Golden Conch" is the same, except that this China version of Cinderella becomes a teenager in gray. This time, the woman is a fairy and the man is a fisherman.

Under the repeated tests of Poseidon, the fishing lang finally got a conch girl as he wished. The ending of this story is much better than that of Yong Dong and Xiaoqi.

Yulang really fulfilled the vows that are often said at weddings today: love her, love her, prosperity and adversity, wealth and poverty, health and illness, and youth and old age.

Marriage is not a joke, and marriage vows are not just words. Marriage is to find someone like a fisherman to stay together for a long time.

This story can help children establish a correct view of marriage from an early age.

Everything comes into being, and there is no strongest division. Nature is wonderful. Everything forms a stable closed loop together, and each node in the loop has its own responsibilities. It is the strongest in its field of responsibility. This is the truth of the story "A mouse marries a girl".

A little mouse met an old fairy and became a beautiful girl, so she wanted to find the strongest man to be her husband. She looked for the sun, the clouds, the wind and the wall, and finally found that none of them was the strongest. The wall thought that mice could make holes in it, and mice were the strongest, but the mouse girl forgot that she had been caught by the natural enemy eagle.

Every character in this story also taught children a little, to be modest, there are people outside, and no one can say that I am the strongest.

The "three views" conveyed by this story have no defects.

When reading stories and fairy tales, we need to think carefully about what the central idea of this story reflects in the big aspect and what problems exist in the small details.

When we take our children to read fairy tales, we can't stop their keen curiosity. In some places, we don't need to deliberately enlarge. If the children see it, ask them, and we should guide them well. The story is not perfect, but it can guide them to develop in a good direction. This is the meaning of the story. After all, fables cannot be perfect.