Top Ten Famous Philosophical Fairy Tales in the World - Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Author: Carol
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Publishing Date: 2002-09-01
Features: One of the top ten famous philosophical fairy tales in the world, a pioneer work of magical and absurd fiction! A magical story suitable for children to read themselves! Over 100 years have passed, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland remains incredibly charming. Its charm comes from its profound and precise grasp of common sense, much like how we are drawn to the excellent aspects of traditional virtue and culture. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is a widely celebrated English literary classic, filled with British humor and wit. Its characters and phrases have become immortal classics in British folklore. The book has been translated into many languages and is widely disseminated around the world. Author Lewis Carroll was a renowned mathematician and logician, but what truly made him famous was Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Carroll was a clergyman and remained unmarried throughout his life. He was very fond of children and often told them various wonderful stories. On July 4, 1862, he took the three daughters of Reverend Liddell out for a boat ride on the Thames, sailing upstream. During the journey, Carroll told the three sisters a story, adding a new chapter each day, and by the time they returned, the story was complete. Alice was the second of the three sisters, and Carroll particularly liked her, so he used her name as the protagonist of the story. After returning home, he wrote down this oral composition as a manuscript and gifted it to Alice. The manuscript contained only 18,000 words, but later, it was revised and expanded, making the story even more captivating. Three years later, on July 4, 1865, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was officially published as a of that trip. The entire book weaves together absurd and fantastical imagination with realistic and sensible common sense through Alice's dream, skillfully blending child psychology with reflections on the human condition, brimming with wit and charm...