Reflections after reading Andersen’s fairy tales

What insights do you have after carefully reading a work? For this reason, I need to seriously write down my thoughts after reading it. Are you at a loss for what you think after reading it? The following is my review of Andersen's fairy tales that I have collected for everyone. Welcome to read and collect them. After reading Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales 1

I am flipping through the classic fairy tales written by the Danish writer Andersen in my hands. Every paragraph makes me feel: I am so happy!

In this cold and dark night, a well-behaved little girl walked barefoot on the street. He was still wearing a pair of slippers when he came out of the house, but what's the use? They were as big as a pair of slippers and were always worn by her mother. From here, I saw that the little girl’s life experience was very bleak! It is here, compared with her, I feel so happy!

The little girl had to walk barefoot, and her little feet were red and blue from the cold. She just wanted to sell the many matches in her apron, and she still had a handful in her hand. Throughout the whole day, no one bought her a match, and no one gave her a coin. From here, I saw that the little girl was very pitiful! That feeling came out again: I am so happy!

She fantasized again and again: a warm stove, a delicious meal, a beautiful Christmas tree and the only grandma who loved her. To a little girl, these are just fantasies, but think about me, these are not fantasies to me, but beautiful wishes that can come true!

Her wish is just to laugh with her family and live happily together, no matter how poor they are. And sometimes our demands are too high. We now have beautiful clothes and a good learning environment! But we are never satisfied. Think about the little girl again, our life is much better than hers! The economy is developed and science and technology are advanced. This is our living environment. What reason do we have not to cherish it?

Grandpa Andersen used this story to describe the unfairness of the previous society, and at the same time, it also made me see the hard-won success of my own happy life. Therefore, we must be a contented person.

Cherish everything we have now, stop complaining, and don’t be dissatisfied. In the future, I must seize the time to learn knowledge well, live up to the expectations of teachers and parents, and live up to the excellent environment I have now! Review of Andersen's Fairy Tales 2

A few days ago, my mother bought me a copy of "The Complete Works of Andersen's Fairy Tales". During this time, I read many books, among which my favorite is "The Complete Fairy Tales of Andersen". This book contains stories such as "The Daughter of the Sea", "The Ugly Duckling", and "The Emperor's New Clothes". Among them, I like the "Little Fish Man" in the book the most, because she is kind, beautiful, and has a heart to help others. Moreover, her sister also thinks of various ways to help her sister.

I couldn’t put it down when I held it in my hand, and I couldn’t wait to read it immediately. There are interesting stories in the book that deeply attracted me. For example, "The Little Match Girl", "The Emperor's New Clothes", "The Ugly Duckling", etc. are very interesting. Among them, "The Daughter of the Sea" is the one that impressed me the most.

"The Daughter of the Sea" mainly tells the story of the Dragon King's daughters giving the little princess a knife and asking her to assassinate the prince. The kind-hearted little princess couldn't bear to do it, so it eventually turned into a bubble.

After reading the story, I was extremely moved. The little princess is kind-hearted and would rather sacrifice herself to become a bubble. This good quality is worth learning from me. Think about it, there are some people around me who give up their own interests for the benefit of the collective or others. These people deserve our respect. There are students like this in our class. Once, during an activity after class, I was accidentally pushed by a boy. Zhang Hanyu from our class hurriedly ran over to help me up, and asked with concern: "Are you okay?" Although I felt a little pain, seeing the enthusiasm on her face, I felt warm in my heart, so I said calmly: "I'm okay?" !" Then she helped me back to the classroom.

I don’t think Zhang Hanyu in our class has a kind heart just like the little princess? As the saying goes: "Giving roses to others leaves fragrance in your hands." I believe that as long as you are willing to help others, you will definitely bring happiness to yourself.

Let us all learn like the little princess, have a kind heart, and make the world full of love!

After reading this book, we can be a kind and strong child like the Thumb Girl in it. Thoughts after reading Andersen's Fairy Tales 3

The book "Andersen's Fairy Tales" gave me a lot of feelings and inspiration. One of my favorites is "The Little Match Girl". I know from it that she is a hard-working little girl.

It was a cold winter night. Everyone was eating at home and sitting by the stove to keep warm. But the little match girl was walking around in the ice and snow wearing big slippers, and her hands were as red as her feet. So, she sat alone in a dark corner. She took out a match from her bag and rubbed it gently on the matchbox. Suddenly, she became warm, but every time she polished a match, it would be blown out by the strong wind. The little girl cried loudly, but she did not dare to go home because she would be scolded by her parents when she returned home, so she stayed in the corner, looking lonely. When she polished the last box of matches, she thought of her kind grandma. When her grandma was alive, she was the best to her. She was the person who loved the little girl the most in the world, but her grandma had already lived in heaven. , her grandma appeared, and she saw the kind grandma. Her grandma just looked at her with a smile, and her soul was taken to heaven by her grandma. At this time, I was deeply moved by her grandma.

I think: The current living conditions are so good, but we don’t cherish them. Even many characters in fairy tales cherish their environment so much, but we don't cherish it so much...

I read "Andersen's Fairy Tales" and the people in it are very kind. , and the best thing inside was the little match girl. I was deeply moved by her kindness. I decided that I would learn from the little match girl and be a kind-hearted child. After Reading Andersen's Fairy Tales 4

In our lives, there are many people who have done good deeds, but they are unknown. This is the case with The Daughter of the Sea. They all fight and persevere for a goal. Hai's daughter sacrificed herself to help others. This spirit is worth learning from. Andersen was born in a poor family when he was a child. When he was a child, his family was poor and he was often laughed at. Although Andersen had a miserable childhood, he didn't care about other people's opinions. Andersen's father was a shoemaker and his mother was a laundry worker. Andersen was born in 1805 and died in 1875. Because Andersen's father loved reading, he told Andersen many stories since he was a child, which gave him imagination and he began to write. , so he grew up to become a famous fairy tale master.

"The Daughter of the Sea" is a fairy tale written by Andersen. The Daughter of the Sea did good things but was unknown. She was very kind and sacrificed her own life. We lack such kindness in our lives. If there were more kind people like her in our lives, how beautiful the world would be! The daughter of the sea finally turned into foam, rose to the surface and died, but we still see her kind heart living in our hearts forever. According to everyone's heart, the daughter of the sea flew to the hot country , blowing a cool wind; flying to the sick place, blowing the spirit of health; flying to the poor place, blowing the wind of hope; she once worked hard for a goal, she spread kindness To every corner of the world, this is the meaning of her life.

"The Daughter of the Sea" is very kind, willing to sacrifice herself and consider others. Although she is a princess in a fairy tale, she teaches us to be a kind person. After reading Andersen's Fairy Tales 5

One of the books I like to read is "Andersen's Fairy Tales", which was written by the Danish writer Andersen.

Do you know why I like this book? It’s because I heard a famous writer Zhang Xiaofeng say: If someone is 5 years old and has not listened to Andersen, then his childhood has lost a warm period; if someone is 15 years old, If someone is 25 years old and has not read Andersen, then his youth is missing a piece of splendor; if someone is 35 years old and has not yet understood Andersen, Then his prime of life lacks a kind of richness; if someone is 45 years old and has not thought about Andersen, then his middle age is a little less melancholy; if someone is 55 years old and has not reviewed Andersen, then his old age has lost a little. Very far away.

Let me briefly tell you a story about "The Tinderbox" from "Andersen's Fairy Tales"! A soldier met an old witch on the way. The old witch stopped him and said to him: : "You can get as much money as you want. There is a hole under the big tree. You go in and go to the top of the big tree to get the money. There are three doors on the top of the tree that can be opened. There is a door in the first room. The dog has eyes as big as the mouth of a teacup. Hold it in your arms. There is a box below. Open it and put it in as much as you want. There is also a dog in the second room. Take it down and put it in it. You can get a lot of gold coins; there is a dog in the third room. The dog's eyes are as big as two round towers. You can get gold coins if you take it down. Remember, you will have money then. Bring up the tinderbox below." The soldier went down and actually saw what the old witch said, and brought up the tinderbox again. The soldier asked the old witch: "Why should I give you the box?" "You don't have to worry about it," the old witch said. The soldier chopped off the old witch's head and left with the tinder box. He opened the box and got what he wanted. This story tells us: You cannot rely on others, you must rely on your own efforts to get what you want.

I like this fairy tale book very much. I hope that this book "Andersen's Fairy Tales" can be passed down forever so that my younger brothers and sisters can read such a beautiful book in the future. After reading Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales 6

During the summer vacation, I read "Andersen's Fairy Tales" by the world-famous Danish writer Andersen. Many of the works were deeply moved and inspired, especially "The Ugly Duckling", which was deeply enlightening and enlightening. big.

When the ugly duckling was born, because he was too big and special, he was born ugly. His parents hated him, his brothers and sisters laughed at him, he was pecked, ostracized, and ridiculed everywhere. Birds pecked him, chickens beat him, and all the animals in the forest looked down upon him. In the cold winter, other animals spend the winter comfortably, but the ugly duckling does not. Many times the ugly duckling fainted from the cold. The ugly duckling ran back and forth on the ice to avoid being frozen to death. When the sun began to shine warmly on the earth again, the lark sang - it was a beautiful spring. He saw three beautiful swans swimming up to him from the shade of the trees. The ugly duckling recognized these beautiful animals, so he felt unspeakable sadness in his heart. At this moment, the ugly duckling knew the goal of his struggle. He worked tirelessly and finally succeeded. Be a beautiful swan.

This story tells us a truth: Don’t be afraid of difficulties, work hard and make progress, as long as you have a dream in your heart, one day you will have a bright future.

The same goes for studying. As long as you work hard and persevere, you will definitely achieve good results.

My dream is to be a teacher. I want to use the knowledge I have learned to educate my students so that they can become pillars of talent. Even if they cannot become pillars of talent, they must be innocent. Be a human being.

I will definitely work hard, work hard to realize my dreams, learn from the ugly duckling, learn from his tenacious, brave and indomitable spirit, and strive towards the goal of being a teacher. I believe that like the ugly duckling, I will eventually become a beautiful white swan through continuous efforts. Reflections on Andersen's Fairy Tales 7

The famous Danish fairy tale writer Andersen created a large number of immortal fairy tales in his life. Although time has passed, we are still attracted and intoxicated by the characters in the stories. "The Complete Fairy Tales of Andersen" is widely circulated around the world and is loved by both children and adults.

The daughter of the sea, the emperor, the washerwoman, the shoemaker... each of the distinctive characters came before us. "The Daughter of the Sea", "The Wild Swan", "The Ugly Duckling"... While I appreciate these immortal fairy tales, I also appreciate Andersen's spirit and thoughts.

Because Andersen was born in a poor family and his life experience gave him a profound and extremely clear understanding of society and deep feelings, which made his fairy tales profound and philosophical. This fairy tale full of poetry, humor and profoundness made me enjoy a happy life, but also aroused deep thinking, leaving an indelible memory in my heart.

Among them, "The Daughter of the Sea" impressed me the most. The Little Mermaid could have lived in the sea for three hundred years without any worries. However, for the sake of her beloved prince, and in order to transform from an inferior creature into a person with a noble soul, she would rather endure the pain of losing her fish tail and the trauma of losing her voice. In order to fulfill the love of the newlyweds, she resolutely gave up her last hope of survival - but she turned into white foam in an instant... What an admirable act of kindness!

In " "Little Ida's Flowers", "The old man always does the right thing"... In some stories, I understand a lot about the integrity of life. It gave me higher goals and more beautiful ideals.

In the book "The Complete Fairy Tales of Andersen", although fairy tales are fictional and exaggerated, they are also true. After reading this book, it made me understand the principles of life. Comments after reading Andersen's Fairy Tales 8

"Andersen's Fairy Tales" is a beautiful fairy tale book written by the Danish writer Andersen for children. One of the articles "The Ugly Duckling" is my favorite.

The ugly duckling was born ugly. His parents hated him, his brothers and sisters often laughed at him, and other animals in the forest looked down on him and were unwilling to play with him. In the cold winter, other animals have warm homes. But the ugly duckling didn't. In order not to freeze to death, it had to run back and forth on the ice. It was so pitiful. But the ugly duckling has a strong fighting spirit. It jumps and flies thousands of times. Although it failed again and again, it did not lose heart or give in. Finally, one day, a miracle happened. The ugly duckling finally took off and turned into a beautiful swan, flying freely in the blue sky.

This story made me understand that as a person, as long as you work hard, work hard and persevere, you will definitely achieve success.

I have an ideal. I want to be a painter when I grow up. By that time, I will draw many pictures, including mountains, airplanes, flowers and trees that everyone likes.

But unfortunately, my painting skills are not good enough, and I don’t know much about painting. However, I am attending an art class. I remember that the teacher gave each of us a pen and some blank paper and asked us to practice drawing lines. Don't look at it as simple. We practiced until our hands were numb, but we must not back down. In the end, calluses appeared on our hands. I also learned to draw three-dimensional paintings. I am still learning now, and I will definitely work hard.

I think no matter what you study, you must persevere and not shrink back when encountering difficulties. Learn from the ugly duckling’s tenacious and indomitable spirit. Be sure to learn every lesson well. I believe that like the ugly duckling, I will become a beautiful white swan flying in the blue sky through my own efforts. Thoughts after reading Andersen's Fairy Tales 9

During the summer vacation, I read the book "Andersen's Fairy Tales", written by Hans Christian Andersen. He is a famous Danish writer and poet who later became world-famous for his fairy tales. Among the fairy tales, I saw the interesting "Beetle"; I saw the beautiful and sad "Daughter of the Sea"; I saw the imaginative "The Goddess of the New Age" and so on. They inspire my imagination, increase my knowledge, and are my good teachers and helpful friends.

Among "Andersen's Fairy Tales", I particularly like "The Ugly Duckling". The ugly duckling was born extremely ugly, so his friends hated him and his brothers and sisters laughed at him.

Finally, he escaped from the farm. In the cold winter, the ugly duckling was tortured several times and went through untold hardships. Finally, he became a beautiful and unique white swan, flying into the blue sky that he had longed for, and being with his own little duck. Together with the idol of the time, the swan, they were praised by people.

There is a sentence in the article that I very much agree with: As long as you are a swan egg, it makes no difference who hatches you or your mother! The ugly duckling finally became a real swan through his own efforts. He could never forget the misfortunes and sufferings of the past. But now, happiness and beauty are beckoning to him, and he finally understands the truth: How can you see a rainbow without going through wind and rain?

After I finished reading this story, I remembered some of my past things. It was an English class, and the English teacher was handing out test papers. I picked up the test paper and saw that I only scored 86 points. The two red numbers seemed to laugh at me: "Hey, I only got 86 points. How pitiful!" I was completely shattered, but suddenly I thought of the story of the ugly duckling. I must work harder and persevere like the ugly duckling. Since then, I studied hard and finally got good results in the next exam.

Adversity can train people and make them grow. As long as you are confident and self-reliant, don’t be knocked down by setbacks, and work hard, you will surely succeed. Reflections after reading Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales 10

What may childhood memories come from? A rag doll or a book? In my childhood memory, "Andersen's Fairy Tales" made me have a dream. The ugly duckling encouraged me that one day I can become the most beautiful white swan and spread its wings. Although the mermaid turned into a bubble, she turned into love and bravery and grew up with us forever...

"The Little Match Girl" uses beautiful writing to describe the coldness and cruelty of the society at that time. cruel. In Andersen's opinion, the only thing that warms the soul is the light from the match in his hand. At the end of the text, the little girl and her grandmother went to heaven, a carefree place. On the first morning of the New Year, people found the body of the little girl, and the match in her hand was almost burnt. "She I just want to warm myself up." People said, but they didn't know what beautiful things the little girl saw before she died. Perhaps in Andersen's eyes, death is beautiful and the beginning of another life.

Compared with what we are going through now with the little girl, I feel that I am very happy and joyful. Maybe the little girl is also happy because her grandma once loved her and loved her. Thinking of this, I couldn't help but shed tears. Maybe happiness is like air, existing in everyone, but happiness cannot be seen or touched. It can only be experienced with the heart, but it is found in every moment and every corner.

Andersen’s writing style is beautiful. It may only be a few sentences, but it always brings me into a cold but beautiful fairy tale world. There is a hint of sadness in every article, but between the lines It also reveals that beauty is in the future.

Life is like the fairy tale written by Andersen. It may be full of difficulties, but you have to believe that hope is ahead. As long as you chase it, you will definitely overcome difficulties and gain happiness.

Although Andersen went to that carefree paradise, I believe that his works will never lose the color of life. After-reading of Andersen's Fairy Tales 11

"Andersen's Fairy Tales" is a Danish writer A collection of fairy tales created by Andersen, with twists and turns of stories that are moving and fascinating. While reading, I sighed for the tragic fate of "The Little Match Girl", was moved by the kind heart of "The Daughter of the Sea", felt sad for the stupidity of the ministers in "The Emperor's New Clothes", and felt sad for "Thumbelina" Amazed by the bizarre experiences endured.

Here, let me talk about a fairy tale that uses resourcefulness to change one's own situation. The story of "The Flea and the Professor" goes like this: Once upon a time, there was a balloon pilot who unfortunately died due to the explosion of his balloon. In the last two minutes of his life, he used a parachute to save his son. His son also wanted to be a balloon pilot, but he was unable to realize his dream because of poverty. Due to the embarrassment and boredom of life, his wife left the flea behind. From then on, he and the fleas depended on each other, and taught the fleas magic tricks to make money together.

Later, they came to the Savage Country to make money, and the Princess of the Savage Country fell in love with Flea. Both the Flea and the child enjoyed endless glory and wealth. However, this child was not happy with this kind of life and always tried to find a way to get out of there. Later, he came up with a good idea. He tricked the king into playing a cannon game. He and the flea used this opportunity to fly away in a balloon. In the end, the child relied on his own intelligence and finally became a balloon pilot as he wished.

From the story "The Flea and the Professor", I know: not all troubles are helpless. When we encounter a lot of troubles and problems, as long as we are like the driver's son and His partner was like a flea, actively trying to figure out how to solve the problem so we could get out of it. At the same time, we must establish our own ideals, and for this ideal, we must always persevere, not be afraid of hardships, and give full play to our intelligence and expertise. Only in this way can we realize our ideals. After reading Andersen's Fairy Tales 12

These days, I am reading the book "Andersen's Fairy Tales". This is a book that many people want to read again after reading it once. Among them, the saddest story is "The Little Match Girl". This story tells about a family in a winter with heavy snowfall. This family only has a father who is seriously ill and a little girl wearing ragged clothes. The little girl hadn't eaten for several days and was as thin as a piece of rotten wood. On this day, she went out to sell matches. She walked in the snow, wearing only a pair of sandals on her feet. "Selling firewood!" she shouted. She walked to a rich man's house and asked if he wanted firewood. The rich man shook his head and closed the door. The little girl had no choice but to leave in disappointment. She was walking on the street when a carriage suddenly passed by and lost one of the little girl's shoes. The little girl cried sadly. She walked barefoot on the snow, and her feet were red from the ice. Finally, she couldn't hold on anymore, so she sat in the corner to rest... and finally froze to death.

After reading this story, my heart could not be calm for a long time. The little match seller was so pitiful. Her grandma died and her mother left. The only ones at home were her father who was seriously ill and her who was wearing ragged clothes. If I were here at that time, I would definitely help her and give her my most beautiful clothes, the most delicious food and the most luxurious house in the world, so that she would no longer be so poor. This story tells us: Life is so beautiful now. We must cherish every minute and every second, study hard, and not live a painful life like a little girl. At the same time, when we meet those in need, we should lend a helping hand and help them. After reading Andersen's Fairy Tales 13

Read "The Little Match Girl", "The Ugly Duckling", "Thumbelina"... have you read each of these vivid and interesting stories? They are fairy tales written by Andersen, those The story made me feel deeply.

Among them, "The Little Match Girl", the little girl wore shabby clothes and ill-fitting shoes and sold matches on the street in the cold winter. However, God did not favor her. In the end, She still froze to death on the street corner, but I think she must be very peaceful, because she finally no longer has to suffer this fate... From this story, I can see that Andersen has seen through society - it is so cold and cruel, and I also I can see his sympathy for the people, and also see that Andersen's life is not good, but he is full of confidence and hope for the future...

Although Andersen is not rich, he has hope, even though the society is cruel , cold, but he warms people's hearts in his own way, so I think Andersen is a great person.

Similarly, "The Ugly Duckling" made me feel the same way. It tells the story of an ugly duckling who went through various hardships and finally turned into a beautiful swan... It also tells us that as long as we persevere, we can succeed. There must be a happy ending, just like what Andersen wrote, and he did exactly this. Therefore, he finally became a master of fairy tales and wrote a beautiful story...

And I think Andersen's approach is the main reason for his success, because I think Andersen's heart must be like that ugly duckling, holding a belief: "Although I am a little duck now, in the end I will One day, he could become a beautiful swan, and his belief gave him enough confidence, so he succeeded as he wished.

I read his work. , after realizing this truth, he made me more determined to be successful like him. After reading Andersen's Fairy Tales 14

When it comes to fairy tale writers, the first name that pops into people's minds is Denmark. Andersen. He wrote 156 touching fairy tales in his life and is a world-famous fairy tale master.

During the summer vacation, I read "Andersen's Fairy Tales". This book excerpted 19 excellent fairy tales. Stories include "The Tinderbox", "Thumbelina", "Little Claus"... These stories are very vivid and interesting. I read a story every day, and my favorite story is "The Tinderbox"

The story is about: A soldier met a witch on the road. The witch said that she could get copper coins, silver coins and gold coins from the tree hole. She only needed the old tinder box inside. The soldier heard this. After the incident, he quickly climbed up the tree, slipped into the tree hole, walked into the first door, followed the witch's instructions, opened the box, and filled it with copper coins; after walking into the second and third doors, the soldier threw the copper coins , exchanged it for silver coins; then threw in silver coins and filled it with gold coins; finally, the witch took the tinder box and pulled it out of the tree hole. Because the witch was unwilling to tell the secret of the tinder box, the soldiers killed the witch.

The soldier came to a beautiful city with gold coins and a tinderbox. The food, clothing, housing and transportation were all high-end. His life had changed a lot. He was generous and made many friends in society. Time flies. As time went by, the soldier soon ran out of gold coins, and his former friends no longer wanted to pay attention to this impoverished man. He had to move out of the beautiful mansion and live in the attic on the top floor. By chance, he accidentally... Understand the purpose of the tinder box. Later, with the help of three special dogs, the soldier became the king and married the beautiful princess.

The story in this book is very attractive and the content is meaningful. Profoundly, we can understand the process of "from something to nothing, from nothing to something" from the story, learn to cherish it, know how to face difficulties, and know that we must do our best to learn from each other... I hope all students will read this I believe you will like this book as much as I do. After reading Andersen's Fairy Tales 15

The masterpiece that impressed me the most is "Andersen's Fairy Tales". The author of "Andersen's Fairy Tales" is Andersen. There are many fairy tales in it that inspired me to grow up, such as: A Silver Coin, Wild Swans, The Emperor's New Clothes, The Daughter of the Sea... Among them, I like the Wild Swans and the Ugly Duckling the most. story.

The Wild Swan tells the story of a king who had eleven sons and a daughter, Eliza. One day, the king married an evil woman as his queen. The queen treated them very badly, turned her eleven brothers into wild swans, and drove Elisa out of the house. However, by chance, Alyssa met her brothers, who would turn into human forms when the sun went down. In addition, Alyssa also learned a shocking secret - as long as she weaved eleven long-sleeved armors out of nettles and gave them to her brothers to wear, they would be able to change back to their original shapes. However, she could not speak during that time. , otherwise the brothers will die. Finally, at the critical moment when Alyssa was about to be burned to death, Alyssa finally finished knitting eleven pieces of armor and put them on her brother's body, and finally had the chance to explain herself.

The reason why I like this fairy tale is very simple. I deeply admire and appreciate Alyssa's persistence. She did not give up the opportunity for her brothers to recover for herself, but used her persistence to help her brothers recover. to a better life. In life, we should not only think about ourselves, but also think about others. It would be great to do more for others when we can, and to help others and be happy ourselves.

I believe everyone knows the story of the ugly duckling! The ugly duckling suffered a lot because of his ugliness, but finally turned into a beautiful swan. This story taught me that gold will always shine. Don’t feel inferior because of your shortcomings. Each of us has our own shining point. I believe you have it too, right?

Every story in "Andersen's Fairy Tales" contains a simple truth. Don't underestimate them. They are like treasures buried in your heart. One day, you will gain endless rewards. , waiting for you to discover! "Andersen's Fairy Tales", the eternal "masterpiece"!