Which fairy tale are the characters of Big Claus and Little Klaus? 5

is a character from Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales.

1. You can't shout like that! Big Klaus said. "Because you only have one horse. ”

2. However, as the worshippers walked by, little Klaus forgot that he should not say such things. He cried out again, "My five horses, do your best!" ＂

3. Now I have to beg you not to shout this, said Big Klaus. If you say that again, I'm going to smash your animal's head and make it fall down and die on the spot, and it's finished.

4. I'll never say that again, said little Klaus. But when someone walked by, nodded at him, and said good day, he rejoiced again, and felt that it was a great thing that he had five cattle plowing the field. So he snapped his whip again and shouted:

My five horses, so hard! ”

5. I'm going to work your horse, said Big Klaus, and he took a tether and struck it on the head of little Klaus's only horse. The animal fell down and died immediately.

6. Hey, I don't even have a horse now! Little Klaus said, crying at the same time.

7. After a while he skinned the horse and put it in the wind to dry. Then he put it in a bag, carried it on his back, and went to the city to sell it.

8. He had to walk a long way, and he had to pass through a large Black Forest. At this point, the weather took a turn for the worse. He lost his way.

He hadn't found the right way yet, and it was getting dark. It's too far to get home before nightfall, but it's not close to the city.

Yesterday I read a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale, I turned on the tape recorder on my phone and read it from beginning to end for 29 minutes, listen back, suck! It's so bad that it's unbearable, and I'm going to have to read something aloud every day in the future.

The story is about the different experiences of two people named Claus, Big Claus has four horses, Little Claus has a horse, Little Claus has to plow the field for Big Claus and use the only horse he has, Big Claus only helps Little Claus on Sundays, and then Big Claus kills Little Claus's horse, he skins off the horse and prepares to sell it in the city, on the way he meets a farmer's woman and the priest fornication, so he uses a trick to deceive the farmer and the priest for a few dollars, Big Claus asks him where he got so much money, and Little Claus says that he sells horse skins, The Great Klaus followed suit and took the horse hides to the city to sell, but was driven away by everyone, and others thought he was crazy. Big Klaus was furious and was about to kill Little Klaus, and killed Little Klaus's old grandmother by mistake, and Little Klaus used a trick to deceive the hotel owner of a few dollars, and Big Klaus followed suit and killed his old grandmother to sell, and was almost sentenced. Big Klaus wants to kill Little Krauss again, and he escapes halfway, and finally Klaus Jr. tricks Big Klaus into committing suicide by throwing himself into the river.

Through the story, the two Klaus did not hesitate to kill people and cheat money for money, the story is short and rich in meaning, and the shadow can still be seen in modern times.