Here is the translation of the given content: "Admiring the Masterpieces of Hans Christian Andersen"

Author: Ye Junjian, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 1999-04-01
Features: In world literature, children's literature is a very important genre, and there are many famous writers in this field. Many adult writers who are renowned also wrote some children's literature. This is because children are our hope, we love them, care about their growth, and wish for them to have a rich spiritual life, spending a joyful fairy tale. Particularly noteworthy is the Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen. He left us over 160 fairy tales and stories. These works are a combination of romanticism and realism. The works included in this book are: The Tinderbox, The Emperor's New Clothes, The Flying Ship, The Ugly Duckling, The Picture-Book without Pictures, A Nobleman and His Daughters, The Butterfly, Thumbelina, A Glimpse at Valdemar's Window, The Beetle, The New Goddess of the New Century, Where They Belong, At the Farthest Pole, The Wild Swans, Little Claus and Big Claus, The Happy Slipper, The Shepherdess and the Chimney Sweeper, The Story Told by Old Johanna, The Old Lamp, The Old Man Always Does It Right, The Swans' Nest, Ib and Little Chris, The Gardener and His Noble Lord, A Silver Coin, The Princess on the Pea, The Copper Pig, The Bachelor's Nightcap, She Is a Waste, The Doorkeeper's Son, The Most Beautiful Rose in the World, The Neighbors, The Snowman, Hans the Simpleton, The Flower-Fairy, The Lovers, The, The Girl Who Sold Fireworks, The Little Mermaid, Little Iduna's Flowers, The Sea Serpent, A String of Pearls, The Steadfast Tin Soldier, The Shadow, Sad Stories, The Thorny Road to Glory, The Nightingale, The Candle, A Short Biography of Hans Christian Andersen, Ye Junjian on Hans Christian Andersen and His Works, A Danish Poet Hans Christian Andersen Was Born Here—A Visit to Odense, A "Love" Story of a Fairy Tale Writer, Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tale Creation, Rereading Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales, The Translation of Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales, Postscript by the Editor.