What Grimm s fairy tales teach us

Summary. Hello, "Candy House" tells us: growth does not mean staying away and abandoning, growth is to become strong, strong enough to accommodate and lead the imperfect other party, and imperfect self.

Hello, "Candy House" tells us: growth does not mean staying away and abandoning, growth is the draft god becoming strong, strong enough to accommodate and lead the imperfect excitation of the limbs, and the imperfect self.

In "The Fisherman and His Wife", we are told that one must not be too greedy, otherwise he will get nothing.

In this Tale of the Fisherman, the fisherman is a kind but somewhat cowardly man, the flounder is a prince who has been enchanted and counts, and the fisherman's wife is a greedy person whose desires can never be satisfied, and in the end she gets nothing.

Many children love to read Grimm's Fairy Tales. When I picked up the book, I found that I couldn't read it.

Snow White is a well-known story. She was born so beautiful that she was framed by her stepmother three times, and each time she saved the day, and finally had a grand wedding with the prince. Cinderella is abused by her stepmother and, with the help of two little white doves, fulfills her wish to attend the prince's ball.

Xiang Envy Zixin every girl will like such an ending, and every girl also hides such a princess dream in her heart. However, how can you achieve a happy life based on beautiful appearance? Perhaps, through such a happy ending, the author expresses his life wishes for a good life, showing the simplest philosophy of life The wicked will be punished in the end, hoping that people will abandon evil and follow good.

Therefore, in "Snow White", the author devotes a lot of space to describe the process of the queen framing Snow White three times. "Cinderella" specifically describes the abuse of Cinderella and the sad fate of her two older sisters.

In addition, the process of Snow White and Cinderella achieving happiness is difficult and tortuous, which also symbolizes the hard-won happiness and tells people to live optimistically in the face of suffering, and spring will eventually come.

Except for the ending, the tone of both stories is gray and heavy. From this point of view, the two stories are not the love stories of the prince and princess in our impression.

I prefer the movie "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs". It cuts out the first two episodes of the Queen's framing of Snow White and adds three beautiful and bright scenes: Snow White's singing attracts the prince, Snow White cleans the cabin with the animals, and the seven dwarfs discover the sleeping Snow White.

Beautiful graphics, vivid details, create a pleasant comedic atmosphere. The film fully demonstrates Snow White's beauty, kindness, hard work, and optimism. This seems to be the image of Snow White in our imagination.

However, "Grimm's Fairy Tales" is a masterpiece of world literature, but I can't read it, which is pitiful.