Which book is Big Klaus and Little Klaus from?

GreatKlausThe story content of "And Little Claus" is: In the story of Little Claus and Big Claus, Big Claus did not hesitate to kill for money and wanted to harm Little Claus, but he was deceived by Little Claus one after another to the point of being penniless.

Although little Klaus used his ingenuity, in order to obtain profits, he did not hesitate to defraud the farmer, threaten the priest, use the body of his dead grandmother to defraud the innkeeper of the money, and even tricked an old man into dying on his behalf.

This story tells us that people should not be insatiable, so that in the end they will not get anything, but lose their most precious life.

The story is lively and has all the hallmarks of fairy tales and folk tales, and children will only find it interesting to read, but they may not realize that it reflects a terrible social reality: killing each other for money, killing each other – but in a "fun" way. It also reflects the hypocrisy and deception of some "righteous gentlemen", and also satirizes and criticizes them in an "interesting" but harsh way.

This story tells us that people should not be insatiable, so that in the end they will not get any rent, but lose their shape and lose their most precious life.

In the story of Little Klaus and Big Claus, Big Claus did not hesitate to kill for money and wanted to harm Little Claus, but he was deceived by Little Claus one after another to the point that he was penniless. Although little Klaus used his ingenuity, in order to obtain profits, he did not hesitate to deceive the farmer, threaten the priest, use the body of his dead grandmother to defraud the innkeeper of the money, and even deceived an old man into dying on his behalf. Because of his revenge, he exhausted four horses and two lives, what is the difference between him and a murderer?

The pastor who is full of righteousness and morality on the surface is secretly doing ulterior deeds, and the devil is the most suitable metaphor. In this story, I deeply experienced the ugly side of human nature, which is thought-provoking.

Hello dear, I am happy to answer your question: they are two people living in the same village, with the same name. The one with four horses is called Big Claus, and the one with only one horse is called Little Claus, and he can only be a brother Little Claus begged the farmer's wife to let him come to her house for the night, but she refused

The husband is not at home and cannot let any strangers in. But the pastor was able to go in. Her husband, who was not accustomed to the country, begged the farmer's wife to let him come to her house for the night, and there were two men who were called brothers, and the younger was a wise young man, and the eldest was a nun, and the two of them were neighbors.

Little Claus had only one horse, but Big Claus had four, so Little Claus always had to borrow a horse from Big Claus when he was plowing. When he felt five horses pulling the plough, he always shouted merrily, "Mine." Five big horses, work hard!

At the same time he shook the whip with a clatter, very proud. Big Klaus was very angry when he heard this, and said, "Hey, how do you drink indiscriminately, you only have one horse, what do you say."

Five of them killed little Klaus's horse. Little Klaus went into a village with a horse's hide, and he asked a peasant woman for the night, and the farmer said, "I can't let you live in my house."

So little Klaus slept on the haystack in the yard. Shortly after he lay down, little Klaus smelled the smell of wine and food, and he looked through the blinds to see a peasant woman eating with a priest. At this time, the peasant woman's husband returned, and she hurriedly asked the priest to burrow into a large empty box in the corner of the wall, and at the same time put the wine and food in it.

Little Klaus asked the farmer if he could let him spend the night in the house, and the farmer said, "Of course, but I want to eat something first!" Little Klaus suddenly remembered the food and drinks hidden in the box, and he had an idea.

So, he made up a series of lies and took out the food and drinks. And he said:"There's also a devil in the chest, but he looks like the local priest.

The farmer gave little Klaus a sum of money to help the devil get far away. The priest begged for mercy in the box: "Let me go, and I'll give you a sock or a penny!" ”