Andersen Tells a Story - The Princess on the Pea

Author: Hans Christian Andersen
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of Hans Christian Andersen's birth, celebrated together in China and around the world, as part of the HCA—2005 Global Celebration, the Times & Dimensions Cultural Development Co., Ltd. meticulously produced 15 animated book series titled "Hans Christian Andersen Tells Stories." This series 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 originally produced by Denmark's EGMONT company, selecting and creating 30 original stories from over 160 of Andersen's fairy tales. It features a unique style, clean, 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. It is a story of a prince and a princess: The prince finally finds his beloved "true princess." A true princess would possess such delicate skin, which is why she passes the pea test. When she appears before the king, he does not judge her by her appearance but instead sees her inner grace and recognizes her as a princess.