Peter Pan, the reason why Peter Pan is recommended

About the Author: James MBarrie (1860-1937) was an English writer and playwright. He was born into a family of weavers in rural Scotland (now Angusshire) in eastern England.

Since childhood, he has loved reading and writing. After graduating from the University of Edinburgh in 1882, he worked as a journalist in Notting for two years. In 1885 (when he was 25 years old), he moved to London, where he worked as a freelance journalist and began writing scripts that reflected the life of the Scottish people.

From 1919 to 1922, he was Chancellor of the University of St Andrews. In 1928 he was elected president of the British Writers' Guild. From 1930 to 1937 he was appointed Honorary Chancellor of the University of Edinburgh.

He belongs to the "vegetable garden school" and is good at describing the customs of the Scottish countryside with humor and warmth. The most famous is the fantasy drama Peter Pan (1904), but there are also many other social comedies and plays that combine fantasy and social comedy.

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Peter Pan is a mischievous, mischievous, flying, brave, gentlemanly, and somewhat arrogant little boy! In this fantasy work, the author has created a very seductive fairy tale realm - Neverland! This is a great book that can help you reclaim your childhood and escape this complicated world for a while.

It opens the door to fantasy for children and gives them an unusual gift for those who are full of fantasy. This book expresses the eternal spirit of children in the universe, Peter Pan is a symbol of courage and wisdom, and Wendy is a symbol of gentleness and kindness.

Once upon a time, there was a little boy who didn't want to grow up, and everyone called him - Peter Pan. He comes from the clouds, from an unknown world. He doesn't want to grow up, he just wants to live in a fairy tale forever.

In his fairy tale world, there are Neverland, fairies, pirates, Indians, and even mermaids.

And everything that was originally calm changed the trajectory of his life on a deep night, because of the appearance of a little girl.

Two people who originally did not intersect, but they were connected by a story, a fairy tale about a prince and a princess.

On that seemingly normal night, a little girl was telling her two younger brothers a story about a Cinderella that belonged to her. It is a fairy tale world that belongs to her, with happiness and beauty that belongs to her. However, at this moment, Peter Pan hides outside the window and eavesdrops, eavesdropping on the story he has never heard before, and he wants to know the ending of the prince and princess.

Therefore, their encounter has a continuation.

Peter Pan fictionalizes a child who will never grow up - Peter Pan, who is innocent, vivacious, vicious, brave and sacrificial. He brought the three children of the Darlings to Nevermore, where they longed to meet all kinds of characters: fairies, mermaid princesses, Indians, pirates, beasts, and birds.

Peter Pan leads the children through many adventures. After a series of adventures, Wendy and the children return to reality and grow up slowly.

Peter Pan is the famous work of the famous British writer James Barry, which mainly narrates the adventures of Wendy and Peter Pan and other children in Neverland, and the story creates a fairy tale world that children look forward to - Nevermore Island, where the island's carefree fairies, mermaids, lost children and the "underground home" that uses mushrooms as chimneys. Next, I will tell you about the interesting plots in chapters 1 to 8.

Chapter 1: Mr. Darling and Mrs. Darling have three children, Wendy, John, and Michael, Mr. Darling's income is not high, but he is a pragmatic person, after the birth of the child, he calculates the expenses one by one, and the birth of three children makes the life of Mr. Darling's family even more embarrassing. Mrs. Darling gets by in everything, but Mr. Darling likes to compare himself with others.

They also wanted to hire a babysitter, but they were too poor, so they hired a big dog named Nana to replace the babysitter.

Chapter 2: Michael is sick, and his father lied to Michael that the medicine he drank when he was a child was much more bitter than this, but I still drank it. So Wendy took Mr. Darling's medicine and asked Mr. Darling and Michael to drink it together, but Michael drank it, and Mr. Darling gave his medicine to Nana.

Chapter 3: Peter Pan is mischievous and teaches Wendy, John, and Michael how to fly. But Wendy, John, and Michael couldn't fly.

It turns out that fairy dust can't fly without elves. Fortunately, Peter Pan still had some fairy dust sticking to his hands, and then Peter Pan blew some fairy dust on Wendy, John, and Michael. That's it.

Wendy, John Michael both flew.

Chapter 4: Wendy, John, and Michael leave home and fly to Neverland.

Chapter 5: Peter Pan is a child who will never grow up, but when the children of the island are about to grow up, Peter Pan will starve them until they die of starvation.

Chapter 6: Jingle Bell tells Tutu to shoot Wendy to death with an arrow. Peter Pan returns and finds Wendy dead, but Wendy's hands can move again.

She's alive. Peter Pan said. "Look," he said, "this is the kiss I gave Wendy, and it saved his life."

Then Peter Pan ordered everyone to build Wendy a small house.

Chapter 7: Wendy begins to live in the Underground House. No one knows exactly how long it has been on Nevermore Island, because the moon and the sun are counted here, and there are more moons and suns on the island than elsewhere.

After some time, Wendy discovers that John and Michael have gradually forgotten what their mother looks like, which makes Wendy very uneasy. So Wendy came up with some very interesting questions to test them.

Chapter 8: Wendy and Peter Pan are caught on the reef by the sea. Peter Pan felt the water heading towards **.

But Wendy is dragged down by the mermaid. Suddenly a kite flies. Wendy said:

That's Michael's kite. So Peter Pan wrapped the kite string around Wendy and told them to pull her away and leave her on the island.

Word count: 1000 words.

Class 49 Wang Zimeng.

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, Peter Pan's hobbies are games, adventures, etc., and his hobbies are very wide.

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, Peter Pan's hobbies are games, adventures, etc., and his hobbies are very wide.

Peter Pan is a fantastic fairy tale. Calling Many people who have read the story of Peter Pan want to be Peter Pan and live in his small world. In fact, in our real lives, there has always been a force against our too real life and pretending to be a brother.

Summary. Dear, Peter Pan, which suspicion is there in 1Who are Peter Pan's parents?

2.Why did Peter Pan suddenly appear here? 3.

Peter Pan behaves abnormally, why? 4.What is Peter Pan's abilities?

5.Why did Peter Pan go on an adventure with his friends? 6.

Does Peter Pan have a secret? 7.Does Peter Pan have a story of his own?

Dear, Peter Pan, which suspicion is there in 1Who are Peter Pan's parents? 2.

Why did Peter Pan suddenly appear here in Yu Xingrang? 3.Peter Pan behaves abnormally, why?

4.What is Peter Pan's abilities? 5.

Peter Pan has to take the stuffy side of the game, why would Pan go on an adventure with his friends? 6.Does Peter Pan have a secret?

7.Does Peter Pan have a story of his own?

Extended Material: Peter Pan is a heroic young boy who lives in the fairytale town of Flying Mountain. He has shiny blue eyes, jet-black hair, a small body, and a lively smile.

Peter Pan dreams of becoming a great hero, so he travels with his friends Jack, Dedi and Brooke to keep the peace of the town. As they encounter story-driven monsters, mystical powers, and other challenges, Peter Pan grows up and eventually becomes a great hero, contributing his strength and courage to the town.

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