"The Story of Lena Fox" is a classic in the medieval literary system. Together with "Legend of the Rose", it is also known as the twin peaks of French urban literature. It has become a best-selling star work for more than 200 years since the 15th century.
"The Story of Lenard Fox" was written by more than one person, including Pierre de Saint-Cloud and Richard de Lizon. It is divided into 26 groups of poems and was written in two periods: the first period from 1174 to 1205, and the second period from 1205 to 1250.
The book has a total of 27 chapters. Through 27 exquisite and charming short stories, it tells the struggle between the Lenard fox and the big bad wolf Yisanggan, the lion Noble and other animals. It brilliantly reproduces the living conditions and personal wisdom of French urban residents in the Middle Ages.
In the history of human literature, the cunning and charming Renard Fox is the pinnacle of French urban literature. He uses rare anti-hero stories to inspire people to laugh at their difficulties.
Reader comments
The language is vivid and interesting, and the pictures are strong. As an adult, I fell in love with this book. It's really interesting. The clever and cunning Lena Fox, no matter how dangerous the situation is, he can face it calmly, unhurriedly, and use his intelligence to avert danger, which is really admirable. But the old wolf, who has a strong advantage, puts himself in danger time and time again because of his greed, and is blinded by desire. It is no wonder that he is played by the fox again and again.
An animal fable that fits the background of the story very well. It has both the humor and humor of the story and the cruelty and cold-bloodedness of the beast. Frankly speaking, the protagonist Lena Fox in the book is not a positive example for me, but there are only a handful of innocent characters in the book. I can only say that "the world is as black as crows." From Lena Fox's perspective, the book also satirizes the greed and fatuousness of a ruler. For the sake of wealth, he can disregard the lives of his people, and for the sake of his own life, he will not hesitate to become a weapon directed by others. The side also tells us not to be fooled by other people's rhetoric, and not to believe in the good news of "pie falling in the world". The only people who can truly unconditionally affirm you and help you are your parents. Other than that, you can only pray to the saints.
This book is entertaining and full of wit and humor. The character of Lena Fox reminds me of the fox in "Aesop's Fables", which is equally cunning and witty. The descriptions in the book are very vivid, such as "the hair is shaved off, the belly is empty, the eyes are dull, the tip of the nose is dry, and the ears are drooped", which immediately shows the pitiful appearance of Lena Fox. I think this book is very suitable to read with children, allowing them to understand some principles of life while laughing.
It's quite interesting, a little funny hahaha, but foxes are so cunning [face covering] There are so many clever ideas
I like this book very much
It's so strange... The most complete version I've ever seen should include the part where Lena fakes his death and comes back to take back his wife. Why can't I find it... [What]
I have read it before, and I still find it very interesting when I read it now. Lena Fox is really a very smart fox. It is interesting to read as a fairy tale book, but it is also worth thinking about as a reality.
There really are such people in this world, you have to believe it
This translation is indeed down to earth, but it does cut out some stories compared to the paper book version I read as a child.
The language is vivid and interesting, and the pictures are strong. As an adult, I fell in love with this book. It's really interesting. The clever and cunning Lena Fox, no matter how dangerous the situation is, he can face it calmly, unhurriedly, and use his intelligence to avert danger, which is really admirable. But the old wolf, who has a strong advantage, puts himself in danger time and time again because of his greed, and is blinded by desire. It is no wonder that he is played by the fox again and again.
An animal fable that fits the background of the story very well. It has both the humor and humor of the story and the cruelty and cold-bloodedness of the beast. Frankly speaking, the protagonist Lena Fox in the book is not a positive example for me, but there are only a handful of innocent characters in the book. I can only say that "the world is as black as crows." From Lena Fox's perspective, the book also satirizes the greed and fatuousness of a ruler. For the sake of wealth, he can disregard the lives of his people, and for the sake of his own life, he will not hesitate to become a weapon directed by others. The side also tells us not to be fooled by other people's rhetoric, and not to believe in the good news of "pie falling in the world". The only people who can truly unconditionally affirm you and help you are your parents. Other than that, you can only pray to the saints.
This book is entertaining and full of wit and humor. The character of Lena Fox reminds me of the fox in "Aesop's Fables", which is equally cunning and witty. The descriptions in the book are very vivid, such as "the hair is shaved off, the belly is empty, the eyes are dull, the tip of the nose is dry, and the ears are drooped", which immediately shows the pitiful appearance of Lena Fox. I think this book is very suitable to read with children, allowing them to understand some principles of life while laughing.
It's quite interesting, a little funny hahaha, but foxes are so cunning [face covering] There are so many clever ideas
I like this book very much
It's so strange... The most complete version I've ever seen should include the part where Lena fakes his death and comes back to take back his wife. Why can't I find it... [What]
I have read it before, and I still find it very interesting when I read it now. Lena Fox is really a very smart fox. It is interesting to read as a fairy tale book, but it is also worth thinking about as a reality.
There really are such people in this world, you have to believe it
This translation is indeed down to earth, but it does cut out some stories compared to the paper book version I read as a child.