Pushkin Fairy Tales

Author: Pushkin (Russia) original; Ruyin adapted
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: Pushkin left nearly a thousand poems and a large amount of novels and critiques for all of humanity. His works have become a precious cultural heritage of mankind. His verse novel "Eugene Onegin" is so popular that it has been adapted into an opera and performed on stage. His fairy tales are also very familiar to children in China, among which "The Fisherman and the Golden Fish" was selected for primary school textbooks long ago. Pushkin's fairy tales are not just for children; they are entertaining stories that are also rich in philosophy and contain lofty spirit. They have a subtle influence on children, teaching them to love their country and people, and to be hardworking, brave, and loyal. His works criticize falsehood, evil, and ugliness, while praising truth, goodness, and beauty.