What are the characteristics of fairy tales, and what are the characteristics of fairy tales?

Fairy tales usually tell good things!

The literary characteristic of modern fairy tales is fantasy. Colorful fantasies are the most basic feature of fairy tales. Of course, in a broad sense, the vast majority of literary works have a certain degree of fantasy, but fantasy is the most essential feature of fairy tale genre works, it is the soul of fairy tales, and we can even say that there is no fantasy and there is no fairy tale.

The fantasy of the fairy tale "opens the window to another life, where there is a fearless force of freedom and action, fantasizing about a better life." ”

What distinguishes fairy tales from ordinary ** and stories is that they can use the power of fantasy to make all kinds of ordinary characters and phenomena that we usually see show extraordinary and strange brilliance, and provide a "fantasy world" for young readers. The fantasy in fairy tales can transcend the limitations of time and space, and move freely in a fantasy and fantasy wonderland.

Fairy tales are a type of children's literature. This kind of work shapes the image through rich imagination, fantasy and exaggeration, reflects life, and educates children ideologically.

The language is colloquial and vivid, and the storylines are often bizarre and fascinating. Fairy tales often use anthropomorphic methods, such as birds, beasts, insects, fish, flowers and trees, the whole nature, as well as furniture and toys, can be given life, injected into people's thoughts and feelings, and make them personified.

Brief introduction

Fairy tale is a kind of literary theme that is more suitable for children to read, it is in accordance with the psychological characteristics and needs of children, through rich fantasy and exaggerated techniques to create a distinctive image, with twists and turns of the storyline and easy-to-understand language and words to reflect real life, suppress evil and promote good, to play the purpose of educating people.

There are generally four kinds of fairy tales: anthropomorphic fairy tales (representative works such as "Pinocchio"), superhuman fairy tales (representative works such as "The Giant's Garden"), ordinary human fairy tales (representative works such as "The Emperor's New Clothes"), intellectual fairy tales, and so on. When reading, you should go deep into the author's fantasy world, understand the content of the article, and appreciate the author's writing intention.

Some fairy tales use the mouth of the protagonist or use summary language to directly say the truth in the article, while others must be carefully read and comprehended, and the article can be analyzed in depth to understand the truth. Therefore, when reading fairy tales, we must learn to see the essence through the phenomenon and understand the true meaning of life. Moreover, fairy tales show our yearning and pursuit of beauty, so it is often contrary to the reality of life.

In addition, fairy tales can make people grow up with knowledge and make people happy, and human beings grow up under the guidance of fairy tales. Hao Bin, a well-known psychologist, believes that "if parents can consciously choose some excellent fairy tales to read with their children, it will be very helpful to help children build a spiritual world."

It has an immeasurable subtle impact on the cultivation of children's cognitive ability, observation ability, communication ability, imagination, creativity, and empathy ability."

Human fairy tales have a long history, and ancient myths and folk tales can also be regarded as a kind of fairy tales. The two most prominent representatives of mankind's fairy tale writers are the Nordics, Hans Christian Andersen of Denmark and Selma Ragherhoff of Sweden.