Mermaid Fairy - Humorous Fairy Tale

Author: Bing Bo
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Fairy tales not only bring children aesthetic enjoyment and reading pleasure but also use beautiful and melodious language to tell them what is beautiful, what is ugly, what is good, and what is evil. "The Little Fairy Mei Mei Series of" is the latest work by the renowned children's writer Bing Bo. Careful, imaginative Mei Mei, clumsy, and careless Dao Dao, the serious, kind old fairy, the lively, innocent triplets, the honest and simple-hearted big bear, and the homeless, lonely wolf—they are the protagonists of "The Little Fairy Mei Mei Series of." This book includes six short stories such as "The Mermaid Fairy," "The Diary Fairy," and "The Sunshine of the Heart Tower," each accompanied by exquisite illustrations. Children, what are you waiting for? Join the hall of now!
Mei Mei: A seven-year-old girl. She has many characteristics common to girls, such as being a little petty, romantic, troublesome, meticulous, and imaginative.
Dao Dao: A seven-year-old boy. He has many characteristics common to girls, such as being clumsy, careless, impatient, enthusiastic, and opportunistic.
Old Fairy: A wise elder, serious, kind, and skilled in magic. Sometimes he has selfish motives and is a bit stingy. He often educates the little fairies and elves with clever methods or guides them according to the situation.
Triplets: Three identical little girls, around five years old. Their only difference is the color of their hair ribbons. They are lively, innocent, and sometimes a bit mischievous. Their appearances often bring chaos. Their names are Da Ya, Er Ya, and San Ya.
Big Bear: A simple-minded farmer, physically large and clumsy, passionate about farming, honest, a bit foolish, often taken advantage of, but never truly. He is helpful, looks rough but has a very meticulous heart. Kind-hearted.
Lonely Wolf: A homeless man. His favorite thing is to do bad things, and he does everything he can to do so. The bad ideas he comes up with are usually clever and clever, but rarely succeed. After failing to do bad things, he always looks especially pitiful. He is a bad person, but his nature is not truly evil, so it is more accurate to say he is a person with misfortune. He is the most important character in the book, and almost every story involves him.
Mei Mei held a book and stepped out of her home. She walked toward the seaside. Passing the triplets' house and crossing the small stone bridge, she arrived at the beach. The sand left a trail of footprints behind her. Mei Mei sat on a rock and began to read. She was reading Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, "The Little Mermaid." Mei Mei posed in a very beautiful way, just like the famous little mermaid statue.
"Ah, what a beautiful story," Mei Mei thought about the little mermaid's story. As she thought, she fell asleep on the rock.
Mei Mei had a dream. In her dream, she turned into a mermaid. Her upper body was like her current self, and her lower body was a fish tail. A sailboat came from the horizon, and on it was a handsome prince who reached out and said warmly, "Come, lovely little mermaid." With that, the handsome prince took her away. The sailboat gradually moved farther away. The entire became smaller and smaller. Mei Mei was as happy as a small white cloud floating in the sky.
Suddenly, she heard a loud "whoosh," and she was startled awake. It turned out that a wave had hit her. On the sea, a sailboat really appeared. The sailboat got closer and closer. This sailboat looked very old, with many patches on the sail.