Andersen's Fairy Tales (Classic Edition)

"Andersen's Fairy Tales" is like a key, opening the door to my childhood imagination. I remember that when I was a child, I was always moved by the transformation of the ugly duckling, and would also cry because of what happened to the little match girl. The stories in the book taught me kindness and courage, and made me believe that good things will always happen. Now, as a recent college graduate, I re-read these stories and gain new insights. Just like Little Klaus, he remains optimistic even in the face of difficulties. These stories are not only suitable for children to read, but also allow adults to find peace and solace in their busy lives.

Some stories are thought-provoking and illustrate many truths that need to be understood by ourselves. Some stories seem to be counterintuitive, like satire, and should not be believed. Every story seems to explain some truth, but we need to decide whether it is a good truth or a bad truth.

There are some stories about people who felt fine when they were young, but felt very nervous when they grew up.