Please summarize what are the similarities between the Weaver Girl and the Tianluo Girl, and how can

It can be summed up in terms of genre and spirit of expression.

Genre: The Weaver Girl and the Snail Girl are both mythical stories.

Spirit: Both the Weaver Girl and the Snail Girl express the spirit of hard work and dedication.

In ancient times, there were morning glory and weaver girl celestial worship and stories and legends, which are a reflection of the form of male ploughing and female weaving in an agrarian society. By the Han Dynasty, the legend emphasized that the Weaver Girl was the granddaughter of the Emperor of Heaven.

The story of Tianluo girl tells that the emperor knew that Xie Duan's parents had died since he was a child, and he was lonely, so he sympathized with him, and saw that he was diligent and thrifty, and kept to himself, so he sent the goddess Tianluo girl to help him.

The snail girl. Main content: Once upon a time, a young man from Houguan County, his name was Xie Duan, he lost his parents when he was a child, but he was very good at returning to good and worked hard, and later he was discovered, so the fairy left the world.

In order to repay the fairy, Xie Duan built a temple for the fairy.

The Emperor of Heaven knew that Xie Duan's parents had died since he was a child, and he was lonely, so he sympathized with him, and saw that he was diligent and thrifty, and kept to himself, so he sent the goddess Tianluo girl to help him.

Similarities. They are also fairies in mythological stories.

The similarity lies in industriousness.

After working hard, the weaver girl is familiar with the life of the world, and the snail girl who makes a living as a female worker weaver is silently doing things one by one.

The similarities between the Weaver Girl and the Tianluo Girl are: hardworking, kind, and courageous in the pursuit of a happy life.

They are all hardworking, they are all little fairies, and they all have a man who loves them.

It's all cute little fairies (**

1.In terms of genre: The Weaver Girl and the Tianluo Girl are both famous Chinese stories.

2.Spiritually speaking: both the Weaver Girl and the Tianluo Girl express the spirit of hard work and dedication.

It's all folk tales, or little fairies.

One day, the farmer went to work in the fields in the morning, and when he came home, he saw fragrant rice on the stove, delicious fish and vegetables in the kitchen, and boiling hot water in the teapot, and the next day he came back again. For two days, three days, the peasant decided to make things clear, and the next day the rooster crowed, and he went down to the field with his hoe on his shoulder, as usual, and hurried home as soon as it was dark to see which good Samaritan it was.

He had seen smoke curling from the chimney on the roof of his house, and he quickened his pace to see for himself who was cooking the fire. But when he tiptoed close to the crack in the door and looked in, there was no movement in the house, and when he walked in the door, he saw that the food on the table was fragrant, the fire in the stove was still burning, and the water was boiling in the pot.

Another day passed. The peasant got up early in the morning, and the rooster crowed and went to his house before dawn. Before the smoke of the house had risen, the young man crept close to the fence wall, hid in the shadows, and watched everything in his house with great attention.

After a while, he finally saw a young and beautiful girl slowly coming out of the water tank, and her clothes were not slightly wet from the water. The girl moved to the stove and began to cook on the fire.

The young man saw it very clearly, and hurriedly ran into the door, walked to the water tank, and saw that the snail he had picked up was only an empty shell. He looked at the empty shell in amazement, then walked to the stove and asked the young girl, who was cooking on the fire, "May I ask you, girl, where are you from?"

Why do you want to help me cook? The girl did not expect him to appear at this time, and was astonished, and when she heard him question her origin, she did not know what to do.

The young girl tried to get back into the tank, but was blocked in her way. The young farmer repeatedly asked, but the young girl had no choice but to tell him the truth, and she was the snail girl. The young man was very fond of the snail girl, and later they got married.

IntroductionThe Tianluo girl is a character in the local folklore story of Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, from the fifth volume of the "Postscript to Sou Shen".

The story tells that the Emperor of Heaven knew that Xie Duan's parents had died since he was a child, and he was lonely, so he sympathized with him, and saw that he was diligent and thrifty, and kept to himself, so he sent the goddess Tianluo girl to help him. Luohu Lake in Shehong County, Sichuan Province is also circulated, and the storyline is similar.

There is a story of a farmer who brought back a snail from the farmland, and after bringing it home, she became a beautiful and virtuous girl, who could sit on the housework and cook, and take care of the farmer carefully, and the two lived happily.

1.It's all from folk tales.

2.All are a kind person.

Summary. Hello, "The Snail Girl" is about: the protagonist Xie Rui, who lost his relatives since he was a child. He was raised by neighbors and neighbors, but he was very sensible and well-behaved. Xie Rui was destitute, but he went to the fields every day to do farm work.

Hello, "The Snail Girl" is about: the protagonist Xie Rui, who has lost his foundation since he was a child and went to his relatives. He was raised by neighbors fighting each other, but he was very sensible and well-behaved. Xie Rui was destitute, but he went to the fields to do farm work every day.

The ending of the story is perfect: the Tianluo girl gives up her own cultivation and becomes a mortal, and the male protagonist spends the rest of her life together. The ending of the imperfect staring: After the identity of the snail girl who was not a human was discovered, she continued to stay in the world without a way to quarrel.