The person who talks to fish

Author: Aesop
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The little train of world classics has started its journey. Passengers who haven't boarded yet should hurry to get on. Those who have boarded, please take your seats with your tickets. A fantastic and worthwhile journey is about to begin—are you ready? Passengers holding tickets, your carriage is ahead. Please keep going forward until you see the sign "Passengers Stop" and then you can stop. Ahead of that is the train control room. Our train driver has a bad temper, so please don’t disturb him. If you have any questions, please find your train attendants. Your favorite Grandpa Hans Christian Andersen will also be very happy to help you, but remember not to bother him with stories. In the time to come, you will have the chance to meet the famous characters of Grandpa Hans Christian Andersen—can you guess who they are? Even I am very excited!! I have asked Grandpa Hans Christian Andersen many, many times: Has the Ugly Duckling come? Has the Little Match Girl come? Has Ida the Little Girl come? Has the Tin Soldier come? Has the Dream God come? Have the Little Elves and the Shopkeeper come? Has the Snowman come? Has the Stork come? Has the Copper Pig come? Now, I am telling you with certainty, and also confirming it for myself, that they are all here! Not one missing, not one left behind. Let’s revisit the classics and find the heart-touching stories among these timeless fairy tales that have influenced generations! Let the four extraordinary and wise storytellers share with you the tales of clever, foolish, cautious, and reckless people or animals!