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"Crooked Head Wooden Stake" mainly tells the story of a wooden stake. A wooden stake with a crooked head, because it is tall, makes it feel smarter than anyone else, and becomes arrogant, but in fact, it is only older than others.

One day, a mischievous little boy spotted it and took a knife and carved a grimace on it. This makes the wooden stake even more arrogant, thinking that it is a statue and will definitely be more respected and worshipped. But in fact, others hate it even more because of its arrogance and ignorance.

It wasn't until one day, when two little girls tied it to a rubber band that the wooden stake slowly realized its mistake.

The "crooked head" wooden stake from the beginning is extremely annoying - if only because it's ugly, it's not too annoying, the key is:

1. It's proud.

It looked down on the grass around it, and he was taller than anyone else, so he felt that he was better than anyone else; He was old, probably hundreds of years, which made him very proud. Such pride makes it forget that "when it first sprouted, it was even shorter than many grasses".

2. It's vain.

Just because the naughty little boy took a knife and scratched a person's face on it, and casually "boasted", it made him feel that he was immediately "noble", and he thought that he deserved the attention and respect of everyone in the world. That's it, and he began to put up a fight, reprimanded others, and didn't want anyone to come near him.

However, his pride and vanity did not gain the attention and respect of others, and the grass ignored him, and the sparrows laughed at him. The point is, it doesn't have a happy day of its own.

"Crooked Head Wooden Stake" mainly tells the story of a wooden stake.

There are four stories in this book, and each one is very interesting. The wooden stake with its tilted head was originally very proud, thinking that it was a great statue. However, the wooden stake is becoming more and more lonely, and he hopes to play with the children, and he recalls that he was originally a small tree that has bloomed.

The merry stream sang all the way forward, and the dead stumps and the withered yellow grass told him to stop, the crows told him to stop, the mud and sand and wrecks called him to stop and he wanted to push the mill and the sluice.

Push the ship and run ahead. Tintin is a timid little and with the help of a warm-hearted little ant, he goes on an adventure to find his courage.

They went to carry grain together, crossed the river together on leaves, and rode hornets together.

Going up the mountain and riding a dandelion across the valley, they met many people along the way, went through a lot of things, and finally Tintin became a brave child. The lively and cute cat girl first played hide and seek with the little black rooster, and then practiced catching prey. Although she has failed many times, Catgirl never gets discouraged because she believes that she will become more and more proficient!

About the Author:

Yan Wenjing. Famous children's writer and writer. The stories he writes are lively and vivid, and they are loved by children. Yan Wenjing's success has a lot to do with his love of reading since he was a child.

When he was a child, he loved to read, liked to make up stories, and often told his own stories to other children. When he was a sophomore in high school, Yan Wenjing began to create literature. He is good at seeing the world from the perspective of children, Yan Wenjing once said:

Without children, without children's eyes and hearts, without beautiful fantasies, without romantic spirits, there would be no fairy tales.

The crooked head and the wooden stake tell us that we can't be arrogant and arrogant.

The story of the crooked head and wooden stake tells us that people who are proud and look down on others will not see their own shortcomings and ugliness, and only those who fully understand their own strengths and weaknesses can give full play to their strengths and improve their weaknesses. Finally, the little boy proudly said, "This is a statue, it is beautiful."

The wooden stake was glad to hear the little boy's words, and he thought that he would think that everyone would admire it and fear it.

"Crooked Head" Wooden Stake" is a selection of the famous children's literature writer Yan Wenjing's classic fairy tale ""Crooked Head" Wooden Stake, "Nannan and Uncle Beard" and other 5 short and medium-length fairy tales, the selected fairy tale style is bright, exquisitely conceived, full of simple and happy childlike fun and witty and humorous games, weaving a picturesque fairy tale world for children, in the vivid and ingenious story to know one after another cute image, feel the beauty and fun of fairy tales.

About the Author:

Yan Wenjing is a contemporary writer, essayist, and famous children's writer. He has successively served as the editor-in-chief of People's Literature, the president and general manager of the People's Literature Publishing House, a member of the Editorial Review Committee of the People's Literature Publishing House, the director of the China Branch of the International Children's Book Alliance, a member of the Presidium of the Chinese Writers Association, and the director of the Children's Literature Committee.

His representative works include "A Strange Trip of Tintin", "The Story of Earthworms and Bees", "Three Proud Kittens", "Next Sailing" Port" and so on. His fairy tales are vivid and cleverly conceived, and have been hailed as "a special poetic genre dedicated to children".