Andersen's Fairy Tales: Illustrated with Phonetic Transcription - Platinum Edition

Author: Hans Christian Andersen (Denmark)
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Two hundred years ago, a remarkable fairy tale was born in Danish history. In the town of Odense, a poor laundry woman gave birth to a boy. The boy's father was a war veteran who became a cobbler after his discharge and passed away without leaving anything for his mother and son. The life of having nothing seemed destined to shatter all future hopes of the child, leaving him to spend the rest of his life in poverty. But this boy harbored dreams. These dreams also came true. The boy grew up tenaciously, becoming a storyteller for the world and touching generations of readers worldwide. From Copenhagen to Rome, from Cairo to Santiago, from Dubai to Beijing, his stories are well-known to all, including The Emperor's New Clothes, The Little Mermaid, and perhaps the most famous, The Ugly Duckling. The global commemorative events for the bicentenary of Hans Christian Andersen's birth aim to launch modernized translations of his works and disseminate them in new ways, thereby passing on the profound humanistic spirit of the Andersen fairy tales to the new generation. This set of Illustrated Hans Christian Andersen Fairy Tales is translated by the renowned translator Mr. Ren Rongrong with high-quality translation, beautifully illustrated by top domestic children's book illustrators, and edited and published by the famous Zhejiang Children's Publishing House.