The full text of the bachelor s nightcap, what the bachelor in the nightcap mainly talked about

1. This story is about the miserable life of a bachelor named Anton in Germany. When Anton was young, he fell in love with a girl named Morley, but something happened to him, and Morley said that she never really loved Anton and gave up on him. Anton was very sad, but then something unfortunate happened:

A flood bankrupted Anton's father, who became impoverished and sick, and his father's grief and suffering made him paralyzed in bed. Anton had to come out of the grief of a broken love and take on the responsibility of supporting his family. Later, Anton died and called Pei.

Whoever wears this nightcap later on, he really falls into a fantasy and dreams, and his own story becomes Anton's.

2. About the author:

1) Hans Christian Andersen (Danish: Hans Christian Andersen, April 2, 1805, August 4, 1875) was born into a poor shoemaker family in the city of Odense, and lived in poverty during his childhood. His father was a shoemaker and his mother was a servant.

2) Commonly known as Hans Christian Andersen, a Danish writer and poet, his representative fairy tales include "The Little Match Girl", "The Daughter of the Sea", "Thumbelina", "The Emperor's New Clothes", "The Snow Queen", "The Gatekeeper's Son", "The Nightingale", "The Ugly Duckling" and "The Red Shoes". During his lifetime, Andersen received royal tribute and was highly praised for bringing joy to a generation of children across Europe. His works have been translated into more than 150 languages and thousands of fairy tale books have been published around the world.

His fairy tales have also been adapted for stage plays, ballets, and film animations. It is known as "the sun of the world children's literature with Zheng Wei".

This story was originally included in the first volume of New Fairy Tales and Tales, published in 1858. This story will remind the reader of two other stories: "A Dream Under the Willows" and "Ib and Christine", as well as Hans Christian Andersen himself, who is also an old bachelor, but the hero and heroine in these three stories are both young and have a beautiful love life, but Andersen was not so lucky as a child - he has no good memories.

But the end of Andersen's life is slightly better than the hero of the three stories: he is lying at the house of a friend who runs a grocery store to breathe his last breath. But now Anton in this story hasn't left his bed for two whole days, because he doesn't have the energy.

The cold of the weather had frozen him ......It wasn't a fever or a sickness that overwhelmed him, but a tiny spider—but he couldn't see it. The little spider happily busily weaved a cobweb around his body. It was as if it were weaving a mourning flag so that it could be hung on the day the old bachelor closed his eyes.

There was no one to take care of him, because his boss had hired him as a clerk on the condition that he would not be allowed to marry. The story is in fact a powerful indictment of the old society – albeit in such a low tone.