Fawn Bambi

Author: Felix Salten
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This is the growth story of a deer. Bambi is a smart and kind male deer. He is lively, adorable, innocent, and romantic, playing and fooling around with his friends every day, making friends with forest animals like rabbits, squirrels, and owls. He is full of curiosity about everything and always asks his mother questions about deer, forest animals, and the forest. But danger comes. The terrifying sound of gunfire breaks the tranquility and beauty of the forest, bringing fear and slaughter to the animals in the forest. This middle-length animal fairy tale was created in 1924. The author, Felix Salten (1869—1945), was a famous Austrian writer, as well as a playwright and journalist. During World War II, he fled to the United States because of his opposition to fascist ideology. He had a complex life and an extensive body of work. However, what brought him worldwide fame was this animal fairy tale. He portrayed the animals with great realism and depicted the forest with poetic charm, while hidden behind it was a profound "nature revelation." Disney adapted this fairy tale into an animated film in 1942, which was widely disseminated around the world, and Bambi became a classic character deeply loved by children. Time has proven that Bambi is a classic masterpiece.