Flea and Professor · Little Pig

Author: EGMONT Company, Denmark
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of Hans Christian Andersen's birth, coinciding with the global celebration of HCA—2005, Times & Dimensions Cultural Development Co., Ltd. meticulously produced 15 animated books in the "Hans Christian Andersen Tells Stories" series. This set of books is adapted from the 26-episode animated series "Hans Christian Andersen Tells Stories," which will be broadcast successively on CCTV and various local television stations. The "Hans Christian Andersen Tells Stories" animated series was created by EGMONT Company, Denmark, by selecting and originally producing 30 stories from over 160 of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales. The style is unique, with neat, delicate, and beautiful visuals, vividly recreating the essence of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales. The books complement the animated series, bringing Chinese young readers a completely fresh experience.
"The Flea and the Professor"
Synopsis: This is a story about a flea and a professor who successfully escape the land of cannibals through their wisdom. The story teaches us to set our own ideals and, for these ideals, to persevere without fear of hardship, fully utilizing our intellectual talents and strengths, only then can we achieve our dreams.
"The Little Pig"
Synopsis: To win the heart of a princess from a neighboring country, the young prince disguised himself as the most humble pig in the palace. He used his wit to create a rattle that could play dance tunes and proposed that only 100 kisses from the princess could exchange it. To obtain it, the princess agreed to his request. However, when she kissed him, the emperor happened to witness it, and as a result, the princess was banished from the palace. At that moment, the prince also saw through the princess's true nature and left without hesitation. True love appears in many forms, and a heart that does not recognize true love is truly a tragedy! The tyrannical princess would rather kiss a stranger for some trinkets than accept wholehearted love, and as a result, she was destined to end up with nothing in the end.