The Complete Collection of Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales and Stories (Volume 1, 2, and 3)

Author: Hans Christian Andersen (Denmark)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Official version of the 200th anniversary global celebration of Hans Christian Andersen's birth. When the little match girl flies away in light and joy, when the ridiculous emperor strikes a proud pose, when the Little Mermaid raises her bright hand to the sun, when theThumbelina sadly prepares her wedding dress, children, these were once the favorite memories of your parents. Grandpa Andersen, he has crossed time and space and told stories for nearly two centuries. Today, we bring you all the stories from that distant land, and the newly translated fairy tales are our perfect gift to you; his name will be celebrated forever around the world, and the Princess of Peas and the Lucky Boots will always accompany you. Children, you will not only learn sincerity, friendship, and wisdom, but also use this book to record your joys, sorrows, and traces of growth! The Complete Collection of Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales and Stories is translated based on Denmark's latest version, featuring numerous exquisite original illustrations to ensure the authentic essence of the great work, and is recognized by the Danish Cultural Association. The translation includes 157 fairy tales and stories, making it the most comprehensive version in China. Several fairy tales are translated into Chinese for the first time. As one of the most prominent foreign literature publishers in China, Linjiang Publishing House has always attached great importance to the translation and promotion of Hans Christian Andersen's works. It has previously published eight Chinese translations of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales, with cumulative sales of hundreds of thousands of copies, and some versions have been reprinted nearly ten times. This Chinese translation is based on the latest version and is newly translated. Translator Shi Qing'e, a senior expert in Nordic literature, has long been engaged in literary research, cultural exchange, and foreign affairs in the Nordic countries, proficient in multiple Nordic languages, and has profound insights into Nordic literature. She is the author of the only book on the history of Nordic literature in China, and the sole contributor to the Nordic literature section of the National Social Science Research Project "History of Foreign Literature in the 20th Century."