Idioms in Andersen's Fairy Tale Snowman

The idiom in Andersen's fairy tale The Snowman is dancing.

In Andersen's works, we also feel the gloom and depression of this era everywhere. Andersen created fairy tales as a modern expression, and he used the "children" perspective of fairy tales to see through the complex life of modern people. Andersen made fairy tales surpass the legendary imagination of folk literature and become a distinctive personal writing and modern skill exploration.

Andersen's writing is humorous and soft, smart and light, and full of heavy sadness and sorrow. Many of his techniques are delicate but unpretentious, and his themes are profound but not rigid. He can make those romantic, ancient, affectionate and weak elements in the literary tradition contact with those modern, rapid, indifferent and casual emotions and generate magnetic fields, such as the stories of "Thumbelina" and "The old man always does the right thing", which makes the simple mind, simple ideas and ancient life principles radiate the joy and sadness of homesickness in the atmosphere of modern life.