There is something a little simpler about the folktales

The Legend of the White Snake", "Meng Jiangnu", "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai", "The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl", "Tianxian Pei".

There are many simple folk tales on Huitian Audio Story Network, such as: the story of Biluochun, the legend of West Lake, the legend of cornucopia, ......

Interesting and short folk tales are:1, Cowherd and Weaver Girl.

The legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl began in the "Book of Songs: Dadong": the records of "The Weaver Girl" and "The Morning Glory". "Nineteen Ancient Poems: Morning Glory" has called the Cowherd and Weaver Girl husband and wife.

2, Meng Jiangnu.

The legend of Meng Jiangnu originated from the record of Qi Liang's wife refusing to hang Qi Hou in the suburbs and abiding by the etiquette law in "Zuo Chuan", and later added "Tan Gong" "Qi Zhuang Gong attacked Ju Yu (tunnel), Qi Liang died." His wife greeted him on the road and cried mourning, which is the prototype of the story.

3, Liang Zhu. The story of Liang Zhu was first seen in Tang Liang Zaiyan's "Ten Paths and Four Fan Chronicles", which recorded the story of Liang and Zhu's "two people taste classmates" and "the same mound". The "Xuanbao Zhi" read by Zhang in the late Tang Dynasty has a more detailed record. In the Ming Dynasty, Feng Menglong's "Ancient and Modern **" added the plot of Yingtai insolvable, Liang Shanbo's suspicion and butterfly.

This is a Chinese folk tale called "The Fool Moves the Mountain".

Legend has it that a long time ago, there was an old man named Yugong, and his family lived at the foot of the mountain. Every day he had to pass through two high mountains to reach the outside world, but he regretted that these two mountains were too high and too big, which bothered Yugong very much.

One day, Yugong decided to move the mountain, and he grabbed his son and began a long excavation. Day after day, Yu Gong and his sons dug and carried stones, until the sun and the moon flew by, and the years were like songs.

At this time, someone couldn't stand it anymore and told the foolish Lusun Gong: "You are already very old, and you still want to move two mountains, this is impossible." ”

Yu Gong said: "Although I am very old, I still have a son, my son has a grandson, and my grandson has a son, and they can pass it down by hand, and one day they can remove these two mountains." ”

In the end, the gods were moved by Yu Gong's persistence and hard work, and they decided to give Yu Gong a big gift, so that Yu Gong and his family would no longer have to worry about passing through the two mountains. Since then, Yugong's family has become one of the most prestigious families in ancient China.

This story tells us that as long as Dust Chain has a firm belief and perseverance, we can overcome any difficulties and achieve our goals.

Jiang Yan, a writer in the Southern Dynasties, was from a poor family, studied hard, and wrote good articles since he was a child, known as Jiang Lang. When Jiang Lang wrote poems, his thoughts flowed, and he often had strange sayings and good sentences, and gradually became a famous writer.

Jiang Lang once served as the Taishou of Xuancheng, when he resigned and went home, the boat stopped at the Zen Ling Temple, and at night he dreamed of a man who called himself Zhang Jingyang and said: "I used to give you a brocade, now it's time to return me." ”

Jiang Yan then pulled out a few feet of brocade from his arms, and the man was very angry, saying that he had cut the brocade to the point where it was almost gone. was complaining, and when he saw Qiu Chi (a literati at that time) standing next to him, Zhang Jingyang said to Qiu Chi, "I can't do anything with these few feet left, so I'll give it to you." ”

Another time, Jiang Yan was taking a lunch break in the gazebo, and he dreamed that a person who called himself Guo Pu said to him: "My pen has been with you for many years, and now it should be returned to me." ”

Jiang Yan immediately touched it into his arms, and really took out a five-color pen, so he returned the pen to Guo Pu. After these two strange dreams, Jiang Yan began to write poems, and there were no more famous sayings.