Classic Eastern Fairy Tales (1)

Author: Yihong, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: Fairy tales can enhance a love for beauty; children lacking this love will remain unhappy throughout their lives. Fairy tales can cultivate imagination; children lacking imagination will lead mediocre lives. Fairy tales can nourish compassion; children lacking compassion will live lonely lives. Using fairy tales to help children understand life and society is a common method for education across all ethnic groups to instill a positive life philosophy and moral values from a young age. It can be said that as long as humanity's pursuit of beautiful things in the future is endless, the songs of fairy tales will continue to be passed down from generation to generation among growing children, never stopping. The fairy tales included in this book are all beautiful stories that have been passed down among the people of various nations. Some of these stories have different plots in different countries, serving as the best example of how different ethnic groups use fairy tales as the primary to enlighten children's minds. The fairy tales selected for this book, whether they tell the truth, goodness, and beauty between people, humans and animals, or animals themselves, and condemn falsehood, evil, and ugliness, have all been refined and modified by many people over time. The rich imagination, intricate plots, and vivid characterizations in these fairy tales will leave a deep impression on anyone who reads them.