How many people did Grimm s Fairy Tales finish?

Brothers Grimm, 2 people. Not entirely sure.

Grimm's Fairy Tales was created by the German Chinese linguist and fairy tale writer Brothers Grimm (Jacob Green, Wilhelm Green) based on folklore. Published in 1812-1815, it was originally called "Fairy Tales for Children and Families".

The Brothers Grimm are lovers and researchers of German folklore, and they have been collecting fairy tales that have been passed down from generation to generation. The fairy tales are not limited to Germany, some are collected from Switzerland, France, and Austria. Grimm's fairy tales occupy a certain place in German literature, and their influence extends far beyond German borders, and has become spiritual food for children all over the world.

The impact of the work

Grimm's Fairy Tales is the earliest and most systematic collection of fairy tales in Europe, and is a major contribution of the Brothers Grimm to German literature, which has had a positive impact on the development of world folk literature and world children's literature.

Grimm's Fairy Tales has also been selected as a World Heritage Site and has been praised by UNESCO as "an epoch-making compilation of European and Eastern fairy tale traditions". The Grimm's Fairy Tales have also been added to UNESCO's Memory of the World programme.

The author of "Grimm's Fairy Tales" is the Brothers Grimm.

The Brothers Grimm was the name of brothers Jacob Greene (4 January 1785 – 20 September 1863) and William Green (24 February 1786 – 16 December 1859).

They were famous German historians, linguists, collectors of folk tales and ancient legends of the 19th century. Because of their similar experiences and interests, the two collaborated in the study of linguistics, collecting and collating folk fairy tales and legends, so they were called the "Brothers Grimm". Together, they put together the "best-selling German work" after the Bible, Grimm's Fairy Tales.

Theme of the work

Grimm's Fairy Tales contains profound moral themes, condensing the naïve 19th-century view of good and evil. The images in Grimm's Fairy Tales are roughly divided into three types: the non-human and all-animal figures, the half-human and half-animal images, and the ethical images of humans.

The child is another form of the Trinity, a trinity of beast, half-man, half-beast, and man, and these three types of images develop and change chronologically. Of course, there are exceptions to all things, and they are sometimes not chronological, but directly present in the Trinity. Children have the shadow of the primitive people, and the shadow of the true nature of animals.

When dealing with these images, most of the Brothers Grimm write clearly about good and evil, good and bad are black and white, clear at a glance, there is no gray area, and good and evil are exaggerated to the extremes. This is obviously taking care of the child's cognitive abilities.

The story of Grimm's Fairy Tales allows the child to experience the different life experiences and adventures of the protagonist in the story, and these wonderful experiences are difficult for children to achieve in a daily environment where they can be alone.

The Brothers Grimm is the collective name of the brothers Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm, who were famous German historians, linguists, and collectors of folktales and ancient legends in the 19th century. Because of their similar experiences and interests, the two collaborated in the study of linguistics, collecting and collating folk fairy tales and legends, so they were called the "Brothers Grimm".

There are more than 200 stories in Grimm's Fairy Tales, most of which are derived from folk oral legends, among which "Cinderella", "Snow White", "Little Red Riding Hood", "The Frog Prince" and other fairy tales are more famous.

It is a classic of the world's fairy tales, and since its inception, it has had a wide influence around the world. With their rich imagination and beautiful language, the Brothers Grimm told children magical and romantic fairy tales.

The author of "Grimm's Fairy Tales" is the Brothers Grimm.

Jacob Green and William Green brothers.