Who knows what the word count of the fairy tale The Ugly Duckling is?

The "Ugly Duckling" in Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales is available all over the world, and the Chinese version of "The Ugly Duckling" is about 1500 words. Of course, depending on the translator, the word count may be high or low.

I want to watch that version of "The Ugly Duckling".

Like the "ugly duckling" Hu Li reason.

It can encourage and uplift people, because people live in reality, and reality is cruel and unforgiving, often more setbacks than successes, so people need this kind of fairy tale more to encourage people to constantly overcome difficulties and move forward.

Because through the story of "The Ugly Duckling", we learn the deep meaning of love. In this fairy tale, the most prominent feature of the ugly duckling is the yearning for beauty and the unremitting pursuit of beauty. If it had chosen a comfortable life, it would not have had the opportunity to see a flock of swans.

The story of the ugly duckling has become a typical image that inspires people in the face of adversity to keep forging ahead and pursue a better life.

The Ugly Duckling has long been considered to be Hans Christian Andersen's autobiography, and the master expresses his own life journey through this fairy tale. In the process of Andersen's life growth and self-realization, in addition to his own natural talents, there are also "eternal dreams" and "unyielding struggle" that play a decisive role.

The ugly duckling is hatched by the mother from a particularly large egg, but it is very ugly, no one likes it, and is bullied by many small animals. It reluctantly left its parents and wandered alone, encountering storms, fierce lions, hunting dogs... But the ugly duckling is not afraid, it fights tenaciously and studies hard...

Eventually, it was discovered that the ugly duckling became the most beautiful swan in the world.

The Ugly Duckling is a child's talk by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen.

Hans Christian Andersen's original name: Hans Christine Andersen, born in 1805, died in 1875.

His fairy tales include "The Snow Queen", "Thumbelina", "The Little Match Girl" and "The King's New Clothes".

Hans Christian Andersen is a world-renowned master of fairy tales, and later generations have given him high praise. "Andersen was the one who found the child in Denmark," Brandtis said. ”

Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales have a unique artistic style: poetic beauty and comedic humor. The former is the dominant style, which is mostly reflected in the praise of fairy tales, and the latter is mostly reflected in satirical fairy tales.

The story of the ugly duckling depicts the self-denial of an ugly duckling from birth to the self-confidence of a noble white swan by describing the growth process of an ugly duckling. The implication is that we should believe in ourselves and not despise ourselves. No matter what the environment around you is and how the people around you think of you, you must believe in yourself, do not be disturbed by the external environment, do not feel sorry for yourself because of the evaluation of others, and always believe that you are not an ugly duckling, but a noble white swan.