Collect myths, fables, legends, choose one

Reading "Dayu's Control of Water" has a feeling that "Dayu Controls the Water" This ancient myth and story has always attracted me deeply, and everyone should have heard this story. This story is about the period of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, when the Central Plains flooded and flooded the crops. People fled to the mountains.

Yao called Kun to control the water, but after 9 years, the water still did not recede. At this critical juncture, Dayu, the son of Kun, accepted the task of controlling the water. Dayu adopted a completely different method of "sparseness" from his father, he dug the river, channeled the stagnant water, and finally discharged the flood into the river, creating blessings for the people.

I read this story and feel that Dayu has two points worth learning from. One is: learn Dayu's hard-working spirit, not afraid of hardship and tiredness.

Passing through the door without entering". He has the common people in his heart. The flood cannot be cured, and the common people are still in dire straits, and they cannot relax in the slightest.

Yes! The ancients had such a valuable dedication, why didn't we? Every time I do housework, there are always countless excuses for not wanting to be dirty and tired.

After reading this story, I realized how great the ancients were. After reading the story of "Dayu Controls the Water", I thought of a truth of life, don't bow to difficulties, give yourself a goal in everything, and make unremitting efforts to this goal.

Fairy tales: A kind of literary genre, mainly for children, Gu Shi lead has a strong fantasy of fictional story works, through rich imagination, fantasy, exaggeration, symbolism to shape the image, reflect life. Its language is plain and vivid, and the storylines are often vivid and lovable, and engaging.

Fables: Fables are generally short, concise in language, simple in structure, but extremely expressive. Distinctly ironic and educational.

Use more metaphors to make the theme or profound truth of the lesson reflected in a simple story. Most of the theme ideas use this as a metaphor for the other, the distance as a metaphor for the near, the past as a metaphor for the present, and the small as a metaphor for the big. 3. The fictional nature of the storyline.

The protagonist can be a person or a thing.

Mythology: A fictional story created orally by the people to express the worship and struggle of natural forces and the pursuit of reason, which belongs to the category of folk literature and has a high philosophical and artistic nature. For thousands of years, it has been an immortal source of creation for literati and folk artists, and has had a profound impact on later generations.

1. Concept

Fable is a literary genre that uses figurative stories to convey meaningful truths and give people inspiration, with few words, but concise and concise. The protagonist of the story can be a human, an anthropomorphic animal, an animal, or something else. The term was first seen in the Zhuangzi, which arose during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and later became a genre of literary works.

Fairy tales are a type of children's literature. This kind of work shapes the image through rich imagination, fantasy and exaggeration, reflects life, and educates children ideologically. The language is colloquial and vivid, and the storylines are often bizarre and fascinating.

Fairy tales often use anthropomorphic methods, such as birds, beasts, insects, fish, flowers and trees, the whole nature, as well as furniture and toys, can be given life, injected into people's thoughts and feelings, and make them personified.

Mythology is the story of the understanding and imagination of ancient people about natural and cultural phenomena. It is an unconscious or artistic creation of early human beings. Myths are not a scientific reflection of real life, but are the result of ancient times when human beings began to think and explore nature and combine it with their own imagination.

2. Meaning

Fables are generally stories or deeds that have a certain philosophy and can inspire people.

Fairy tales are generally full of beautiful things, and they are for children and fantasy lovers.

Myths are generally stories or fragments of old people and classics.

3. Focus

The core and key of the fable is the truth, and the story is secondary, "made up" in order to make the truth clear.

Fairy tales express what we want to go to, what we hope to change or gain. A fairy tale is the author's dream and contains all the hopes of the creator; And when a fairy tale becomes a classic, it means that this hope becomes the hope of all readers, and becomes a "complex" shared by human beings.

Myths tell people where you have come and where you will go, what kind of path it will take, what trials you will go through on the road, and what will end up with you. While it also tells you what to do in order to avoid perdition and follow a better path, more primitive myths reflect complete fate (such as the prophecy of Oedipus killing his father and marrying his mother in Greek mythology).

4. Features

The allegory is distinctly philosophical and satirical. The theme is mostly a metaphor for the other, a metaphor for the near and a near metaphor for the future, a metaphor for the present through the past, and a metaphor for the big from the small, so that the profound truth is reflected in the simple story. Fables often use exaggeration and anthropomorphism in their creation, and often use fiction to personify animals or other natural objects.

Fairy tales often give life to inanimate things, mostly involving supernatural elements of gods and ghosts, which have a certain symbolism and great exaggeration.

Mythology is full of magical fantasies, which cast a layer of strange colors on the understanding of ancient peoples and the growth and change of all things in the world, and are stories and legends expressed in the form of supernatural images and fantasies, which show the struggle of ancient people against the forces of nature and the pursuit of ideals.

1. Fables, using fake stories to send profound truths and give people inspiration, fables are generally relatively short, and the protagonists of the stories can be people, or anthropomorphic animals and plants or other things. When reading fables, we should pay attention to the truth contained in the story;

2. Mythology is a fantasy story of human beings trying to understand and conquer nature;

3. Folk tales are narrative stories that have been passed down orally in Huaichang since ancient times, telling various relationships between people in the form of strange language and symbolism, with a wide range of themes and full of fantasy. Folktales start from life itself, but they are not limited to what is actually and what people think is true and reasonable. They tend to contain natural, whimsical ingredients. Evils.