Guide to the famous book The Swan Playing the Trumpet .

The Trumpet Swan tells the story of a swan born with the fatal flaw of not being able to speak, overcoming all kinds of difficulties and fighting against fate and achieving success. The book is full of witty and humorous words with a hint of good-natured irony. Louis was born a swan who couldn't speak.

This causes it a lot of inconveniences, such as not being able to propose to Miss Swan or talking to other swans. He went to Sam for help, he studied very well at Sam's school, he learned to write, and when he got home, he wrote down what he wanted to say with chalk and showed it to his family, but his family didn't understand it if they went to school or not, and he wasn't angry. <

A swan playing a trumpet.

1. Introduction

The Swan with the Trumpet is one of the three books written by American writer E.B. White (1899-1985) and has been hailed as "the most read and beloved fairy tale of the twentieth century".

A little trumpet swan written in his fairy tale is a dumb swan born without a sound. If you can't make a sound as a trumpet swan, you will be in big trouble, and when you have a beloved Miss Swan, you will not be able to courtship with a loud voice like all swans. The little swan was not discouraged, and found the help of his old friend, a ranch boy, and let him go to school to learn to read and write, and return to the lake with a slate pen around his neck.

But it was still useless, and the lady Swan it fancied could not read, could not understand the meaning of what it wrote on the slate, and flew away. This time it was the turn of Daddy Swan to figure out a way, he went to the city to break through the glass window of a ** store and brought it a trumpet. The trumpet was not paid for, it was stolen, and this became the little swan's concern again.

After learning to play a few notes, he hung a slate pen around his neck and a trumpet, and went with his old friend to the summer camp to earn money to pay off his debts. He heard a lot of beautiful ** at the summer camp, so he cut the right flipper so that he could press the trumpet button and play a nice tune. After the summer camp, he went to Boston and Philadelphia to play the trumpet, and became famous all over the country, becoming the second American trumpet player Louis Strong—also called Louis," because the author, the "God" who arranged the fate of the characters in the book, was destined to be placed alongside the trumpet master.

In doing so, it made a lot of money. It was no coincidence that a storm forced its beloved Miss Swan down on the lake of the Philadelphia Zoo, where it lived. Trumpet swans are a rare animal, and the zoo is going to cut off the feathers on Miss Swan's wings and let her stay in the zoo forever.

Louis, the whooper swan, negotiated with the person in charge to let Miss Swan go, promising them to give the baby swans they were born to care for in the zoo if they needed them. Louis won the love of Miss Swan with his trumpet sound, took it back to his father, gave him the money he earned to pay off his trumpet arrears, and then took the bride to the inaccessible swamps of Canada, where it was born, to have children. Trumpet swans are born there and then fly to live in U.S. wildlife sanctuaries.

Of course, when Louis returns to the United States with his children, he will revisit the old land along the way to see his old friends.

2. About the author.

E B White (1899-1985), a famous contemporary American essayist and critic, has three major works of children's literature: "Stuart Mouse", Charlotte's Web, and "The Swan with the Trumpet", which are known as "the most read and beloved fairy tales of the twentieth century".

The protagonist of "The Trumpet Swan" is a dumb swan.

The Swan Playing the Trumpet was written in 1970 by Elvin Brooks White. It tells the story of a swan born with the fatal flaw of not being able to speak, overcoming various difficulties and fighting against fate and achieving success. It was later replaced by Richard Rich and Terry L. North

NOSS) two American directors remade the movie "True Love with the Goose".

The Swan with the Trumpet is one of the three books by American writer Elvin Brooks White (1899-1985) that has been hailed as "the most read and beloved fairy tale of the twentieth century."

Animated adaptations.

True Love Walks with Goose is an animated film directed by Richard Rich, with Jason Alexander and Mary Stimbergen performing.

The film is adapted from the screenwriter of "Elf Mouse Brother" and the famous American writer Elvin Brooks White's ** "The Swan with the Trumpet", with the strong support of Columbia-based Samsung Pictures, directors Richard Rich and Terry North, this time composed a romantic story full of joy, love, warmth and thrills, accompanied by the beautiful piano melody and warm dialogue that sounded at the beginning of the film.

"Trumpet Swan" tells the story of Louis, a mute swan born without a sound, who fights against fate and overcomes all kinds of difficulties to finally succeed.

The swan, which can't make a sound, was remade into the movie "True Love Walks with the Goose".

I have read many meaningful books this summer, among which my favorite is "The Swan Playing the Trumpet".

The Swan Playing the Trumpet is a fairy tale book written by White is a famous American essayist and a writer of children's literature around the world. Another book I read last summer: "Charlotte's Web" was also written by him. , also very good-looking.

The Trumpet Swan is about a little trumpet swan named "Louis", who came to the world like all swans, has a pair of ears, a pair of eyes, a nose and a mouth, but has no voice, under the guidance of his parents, he became a trumpet swan with strong flying and swimming skills, but he cannot speak. Time flies by as Louis grows older and falls in love with the swan girl Serena, and for the sake of happiness, Louis decides to learn to read and write, and with the help of Sam, the ranch boy, he finally learns. But Serena couldn't read what he had written.

In order to make Louis a real trumpet swan, Daddy Swan risked his life and stole a handful of Sock Sakura trumpet. With Sam's help again, Louis learned to play the trumpet. Sam recommended him to work as a trumpeter at the Kukuskus Summer Camp, where Louis heard a lot of beautiful ** and learned to play beautiful tunes with his flippers, and then he saved Pingo Skinner and received the Lifesaving Medal.

In order to pay off Daddy Swan's money for stealing the trumpet, Louis came to Boston, where his trumpet got better and better, his fame grew, and he made a lot of money, and later he went to Philadelphia, where he met Serena by chance, and after several efforts, Louis finally found happiness and freedom. He and Serena return to Redstone Lake, pay off Daddy Swan's debts, and finally take his bride to his birthplace, the inaccessible swamps of Canada, to have children.

In the form of a fairy tale, this book vividly tells the story of Louis's growth from a disabled little swan to an excellent trumpet swan, which makes it interesting to read. It made me understand a truth: no matter what kind of difficulties a person encounters, as long as he works hard and perseveres to the end, he will definitely win!

At the same time, it also made me understand the meaning of life, which is freedom!

One day during the winter vacation, I read a book called "The Swan Playing the Trumpet". This book is about a trumpet swan named Louis who was born dumb when he was born, which is a very difficult thing for a trumpet swan. Later, Louis went to find his friend, Sam.

Hopefully, Sam will make it learn to read and write.

So, it left its loved ones and went to learn to read and write. It wasn't until spring came that Louis returned to Monada with a pen and slab around his neck to meet his loved ones. At this time, Louis fell in love with a swan lady, Serena, and Louis wrote on the slate with a stone pen to show Serena, but Serena couldn't read it, which made Louis very sad.

When Daddy Swan saw this, he went to the musical instrument shop to steal a trumpet, which he thought would be Louis's voice. As long as Louis learns to play the trumpet, then it can freely express its feelings with **.

Louis saw Daddy Swan's mind clearly and decided to use the wonderful ** to pay off Daddy Swan's debt. Louis practiced every day, over and over again, and finally paid off the debt owed by Daddy Swan, received a "lifesaving medal", became the center of attention in Boston, and was the star of the Philadelphia Nightfront Tribute Association.

This trumpet swan, with a slate, a pen, a "life-saving medal" and a trumpet around his neck, is like a warrior who is free to infect others with his own spirit.

After reading this book, I thought: I should take advantage of the opportunity more when I am healthy than Luis.