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Books That Students Should Read, In-Volume Essentials
Mathematics, Chinese, English, chemistry, physics, biology, geography, history, ancient poetry...
Masterpiece! ! ! a Chinese and Foreign Classic Book! ! !
Why Not Read Classics?
Recommend some good books that are meaningful, influential and well-written.
Worth Reading Literary Works
Keep it for the record and look at it again when you have time.
Books to Improve Your Sense of Chinese Language
I want to read books similar to "The Collection of Lu Xun (21 volumes in total)". I'm looking for books with stories that are more interesting and interesting.
Are There Any Books That Girls Can Read That Can Improve Their Status?
Are There Any... Foreign Masterpieces... Chinese Masterpieces?
Learning Books
I want to read a book similar to "Stumping You Without Negotiation: A Complete Collection of the Coldest and Unpopular Knowledge". There is no requirement for books. They can be liberal arts books, science books, computer science books, or books on a certain subject, including miscellaneous professional books.
Do You Have Any Recommended Literary Works?
I want to read a book similar to "Shouting in the Drizzle".








































The young man made the rose with the nightingale's painstaking efforts without hesitation to please her, but because of rejection, he threw the flower away, yes. It is extremely ironic that what animals exchanged their lives for is worthless in front of humans and yet is treated with contempt and despise. The article vividly expresses the greedy and selfish nature of humans, which left me with endless aftertaste. Of course, there are other stories that satirize other things. I read this book because Song Shengsheng [learned] to praise and praise the nightingale. Her tenacious vitality is as bright as a red rose with thorns.
These stories have deep meaning and are not the fairy tales you see on the surface. It sharply satirizes reality with the color of fairy tales. Some reflect the social contradictions in Britain during the Industrial Revolution, and some reflect the oppression between slave owners and slaves. It not only has the color of fairy tales, but also has the color of allegory. For example, the 12th birthday of the Spanish princess satirizes the princess taking pleasure in the dwarfs and the oppression and contempt of the common people by the powerful. And wishful thinking will not end well. Another example is the arrogant Rocket. It satirizes those people in our reality who are high-handed but low-minded, selfish and conceited. This fairy tale describes the environment in great detail. For example, what things did the fisherman's lover, the mermaid, encounter at the bottom of the sea, what was the living environment like, what things did the fisherman's soul see, and what aspects of the world did he see? I feel like some of them are about the ancient East! It's really interesting. In the style of a fairy tale and in a loose writing style, it sharply satirizes the contradictions of social classes. The content is so rich, it's like falling into a colorful dream. Everything you see is untrue, but they contain truth Except for "The Giant's Garden", this one is relatively simple. The environment description is not good enough, the story is not deep enough, and it does not satirize reality. Everything else is meant to satirize reality. And the description is very rich, like a dream lost in a phantom. Alas, the language in it is really beautiful. The way I write fan fiction now is based on this.
This book was accidentally recommended by a blogger, and then I read it. At first, I thought it was a long novel, but I found out that it was a series of stories, just like the Grimm's fairy tales. It was quite ironic. I especially remembered the nightingale's struggle to use her pain and life to save herself. A red rose that is easy to exchange was thrown on the road by a boy, and was run over by a carriage for several reincarnations. There was also a fisherman who fell in love with the little mermaid and gave up his soul to find a witch for her. It is like the story we usually read about the mermaid and the prince, but the ending is still be
"The Young King" is great. The young king has a kind heart. After learning the truth about the treasure, he was not afraid of the secular world, insisted on himself, and finally succeeded in being crowned king. The story reveals things that have long existed in society but are powerless to do anything about. At this time, people often can only be poor and take care of themselves, while those with high power and positions, like young kings, need to be prosperous and benefit the world.
Beauty and ugliness, love and hate, happiness and sadness, good and evil. The world of fairy tales is full of irony and reality. Behind the artificial beauty are all illusions, like castles in the air, flashy and unreal. When I was young, I only thought that the story was gorgeous, the characters were beautiful, and it was all a collection of beauty. All ugliness can become beautiful after going through hardships. Ugliness is ugly and beauty is beauty. It seems that only beauty deserves to exist in this world. The natural opposition between identity, appearance, race and even gender has shaped our current concepts of beauty and ugliness, right and wrong, and seems to be cultivating the most loyal believers in the world.
This fairy tale is really suitable for children who have grown up to read it again, because it will give them a deeper understanding and perception. Things that they didn't understand when they were young can be understood when they mature, and they often feel like they are looking in the mirror [face covering] But it still retains the innocence of children, making the story not too despairing. It often uses one stroke to show the hardship and darkness of real society, as well as class contradictions and conflicts. Very good, I love Oscar Wilde's fairy tales, they always make people discover beauty and evil [heartfelt]
Maybe everything in the world is impermanent, love and friendship, others and oneself. In fact, there is no distinction between love and friendship, they are just divided between people.
Blindly giving, blindly searching, what you get in exchange is love?
It's full of educational significance, and it's just right for me, a kid in my twenties. [Send heartfelt message][Send heartfelt message]
The more I looked at it, the more familiar it became. It was only when I saw Star Child that I realized that I have a paper version at home, but it is more complete than this one. There are many more [face covering] on it and then I flipped over and disappeared.
Poetic fairy tale
A collection of ironic fairy tales The story is rich in atonement and suffering.
I really like The Nightingale and the Rose, who knows. .
The characters in this book are so interesting! I especially like Nightingale. In order to help young people realize their wishes, she did not hesitate to exchange her own life for red roses. It was so touching. The young man is also quite sympathetic. His beloved actually rejected his red rose because of the jewelry. What I hate the most is the nephew of the imperial minister who uses jewelry to please girls. He is not sincere at all. Overall, the story of this book is wonderful and made me feel the power of love and sacrifice.
I just read two stories, but I was so sad
Love the happy prince and the giant's garden
I have finished reading it on Ganqi in June of the year Jiachen. There are two short stories that I can't quite understand, so I give them four stars. [Make faces]
It's very beautiful, beautifully written and touching.
Very exciting, I like it very much
The ending of the last story[what][what][what]
I officially finished reading it on June 9, 2026. I actually finished it a long time ago, but the one I read before was the abridged version, so I'm going to read the unabridged version again. This is a fairy tale for adults Ironic and absurd yet beautiful My personal favorite story is The Nightingale and the Rose A very in-depth book
Full marks for allegory, but if you watch it, you will get angry, so one star will be deducted.
Well, the little stories in it are quite interesting.
A very meaningful book, I couldn't stop reading it
It feels like the last story has a continuation, so I will only give it four stars.
A very good fairy tale book
Very exciting, very beautiful
My favorite story about the fisherman
Well written, elegant yet connotative, worthy of Oscar Wilde [learned]
I like it very much, the content is thought-provoking