00 1 light box 002 Emperor's new clothes 003 flying box
004 Ugly Duckling 005 No Picture Book 006 Jump Shot
007 Red shoes 008 shirt collar 009 Five beans in a bean
0 10 A nobleman and his daughters 0 1 1 Ole 0 12 butterflies.
0 13 Bette, Bite and Beer 0 14 rag 0 15 darning needle
The difference between fleas and professors
0 19 a silent book 020 summer madness 02 1 pen and ink bottle
022 windmill 023 Waldo window glance 024 beetle
025 happy family 026 completely true 027 thistle experience
Goddess of the new century, 028,029, take your positions, 030, what day is it?
03 1 Qianzhu 032 is a rose on Homer's tomb in the distant Haiji 033.
034 Wild Swan 035 Mother's Story 036 Jewish Woman
037 toothache aunt 038 Gymboree 039 ballad bird
040 Elder Mother 04 1 Dune Accident 042 Little Klaus and Big Klaus
043 the day of moving 044 jack-o'-lantern into town 045 lucky overshoes
046 stork 047 fir 048 sausage soup
049 Shepherdess and Chimney Sweeper 050 A leaf falling from the sky 05 1 Evil Prince
Puppet performer 053 Dance, Dance, My Doll 054 Anne Lisby.
055 Su Qi 1056 Hiding doesn't mean forgetting 057 who is the luckiest.
058 Bell 059 Naughty Child 060 Literacy Textbook
06 1 Old Johnny's Story 062 Old Tombstone 063 Aunt
064 Children in the Grave 065 Old Street Lights 066 Old people never do anything wrong.
067 Old House 068 Swan Nest 069 Creation
070 ice girl 07 1 imp and small businessman 072 sunshine story
073 Ib and little Christine 074 Dream God 075 Old God is not dead.
076 gardener and his noble master 077 calligrapher 078 teapot
079 little green thing 080 little achievement 08 1 paradise garden
082 The hardest thing to believe 083 A piece of Yin Hao 084 sausage soup.
085 single man's nightcap 086 appeared in the old oak tree's last dream.
088 letter reader 089 swamp king's daughter 090 things that run fast
09 1 Zhong Yuan 092 Evil Prince 093 Doyle and his daughters
094 Girl on Bread 095 Tower Keeper Ole 096 Anne Lisbeth
097 children's words 098 a string of pearls 099 ink pen ink bottle
100 children in the tomb 10 1 domestic cock and wind cock 102 a story of Shagang.
103 puppet performer 104 two brothers 105 ancient church clock
/Kloc-12 people sent by mail on 0/06 107 dung beetles 108 Dad always does the right thing.
Duck Farm 109 Snowman 1 10 New Century11Muse
1 12 ice girl 1 13 butterfly 1 14 psyche card
1 15 snails and rose trees 1 16 evil spirits have entered the city 1 17 wind mill.
1 18 Yin Haozi 1 19 Bishop Berelon and his relatives 120 in the nursery.
12 1 Gymboree 122 The strong wind blew away the signboard 123 teapot.
124 bird of folk songs 125 little green thing 126 elf and wife
127 Bede, Peter and Pierre 128 are the hidden sons of the forgotten gatekeeper 129.
130 relocation date 13 1 lied about Xia.
132 menstruation
133 toad 134 godfather's picture book 135 rag
136 wendao and geling island 137 who is the happiest 138 Shu Jing?
139 from the experience of a thistle family in greed, what can you think of, a chicken man 14 1?
142 Good luck 143 Comet 144 Every day of the week.
145 sunshine accident 146 great grandfather 147 candle
148 The hardest thing to believe is 149 What does the whole family say? 150 Dance, my little baby.
15 1 sea python 152 gardener and master 153 flea and professor
154 what did old Johnny say? 155 door key 156 cripple.
157 toothache and menstruation 158 last day 159 flax.
160 "How lovely" 16 1 daughter of the sea 162 neighbor.
163 nightingale
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Andersen and His Works
Author: Liu Lin article Source: A little bit of traffic: 4338
Hans christian andersen is a great Danish writer, and his fairy tales are very famous among readers in China.
Andersen 1805 was born in a poor family in odense, the Danish island of Fiying. His father is a shoemaker, and his mother makes a living by washing clothes for others. He dropped out of school in his early years, but he liked acting. He used to walk on the stage and always dreamed of becoming an actor and playwright. 18 19 came to Copenhagen alone to make a living, trying to realize his ideal, but because he was not systematically educated, he hit a wall one after another. He studies hard by himself. Besides acting and dancing, he also studied Danish, German and Latin. He read many famous books and worshipped Shakespeare, Scott and Hoffman. He began to write poems, contributed articles everywhere, and wrote tragedies by hand. 1822 published a collection of poems, The Desire of Youth, with the signature "William Christian Walter". Both the beginning and the end of this signature imply Shakespeare and Scott, indicating his ambition. In September of the same year, with the help of jonas Colin, the manager of the Royal Opera House, Andersen applied for royal funding and entered Slauer Grammar School in Xilan Island. 1828 entered the university of Copenhagen for further study, and has made continuous achievements since then. The travel notes 1828 and 1829, published in 1829, although imitating the style of German writer Hoffman, still show extraordinary talents and attract the attention of literary circles. In the same year, the drama "Love in the Bell Tower of St. Nicholas Church" was successfully staged, and the publication of "Poems" (the first part) was also well received, which can be described as good news. 1833, under the sponsorship of several famous writers, he applied to King Frederick VI for funds to travel abroad. From April to August of the following year, I visited Germany, France, Switzerland and other places successively, and stayed in Italy for a long time. When I came back, I designed stories with Rome, Naples and Venice as the background, and wrote the novel Impromptu Poet, which was published on 1835 and won the prize.
1835, Andersen's first collection of fairy tales "Stories for Children" was published, including six fairy tales. Although it did not cause a sensation, it laid an immortal foundation for Andersen in the literary world. Austez, a Danish physicist and close friend of Andersen, once said that it was his novel The Impromptu Poet that made Andersen famous, but it was his fairy tales that made him immortal. This sentence can be regarded as an overall evaluation of his literary achievements.
Andersen has been traveling all his life, and the sources of his works are endless. He wrote six novels, six travel notes, five poems, 25 plays, three autobiographies and 165 fairy tales.
According to Phillip Mitchell, a literary historian, fables, folk stories and other genres had developed for hundreds of years before Andersen wrote fairy tales. Folk fairy tales for adult readers have always been a favorite genre of German romantic writers. Among them, the most prominent is the Grimm brothers in Germany, whose folk stories have become the object of imitation. Andersen's fairy tales are also comprehensive folk stories, but the difference is that many of his fairy tales are written for children and can be accepted by children's simple appreciation; At the same time, Andersen made great efforts in using folk stories as themes, avoiding the shortcomings of rough and simple folk stories and abandoning the absurdity and strangeness of romanticism.
However, it is wrong to think that Andersen's fairy tales are only children's books and are for children. Andersen also has something to say to adults. Although his fairy tales are loved by children, they also contain abstract concepts or complex images that children can't understand. For example, the metaphor in The Ugly Duckling, the exaggeration in The Emperor's New Clothes, and the sense of social justice and compassion in The Little Match Girl are still critical today, and this penetration is not limited to one time and space, and it is bound to be better understood by adults.
Andersen's fairy tales are widely used, some are transplanted or borrowed from folk stories, some are created at the instigation of friends, and more are spread by inspiration in real life. His way of telling stories is bright and simple, with various forms of expression and vivid plots. Adults and children will be attracted and fascinated by it. Therefore, listening to Andersen read his own fairy tales became a great pleasure in the court of that year (such records are common in Andersen's autobiography), and modern readers feel incredible.
In contrast, Andersen's novels, plays, travel notes, poems and other non-fairy tales are little known. It is said that these works of his can only be read in Denmark now, although they have been translated into English and German.
The novel Improvised Poetry can be classified as sentimentalism. It describes the rise of a poor orphan, describes a pair of loyal friends who turned against each other for love, and describes the lives of three women, involving the lives of rich nobles and ordinary people. Bandits gathered in the mountains and beggars living in busy streets were also brought into the author's lens. As for people's festivals and rural customs, such as carnival celebrations, Easter flower shows and so on. Writing is even more important. Andersen is very imaginative, and many plots and scenes are unexpected by some old-school vulgar romantic novelists. Sometimes it seems incredible, but it makes sense. The nobles in his works are all virtuous people who are willing to help the poor and safeguard social justice. There are no hypocritical, despicable and cruel villains in his novels. Even among the bandits, there are many desperate people who died for justice and revenge and old women who rushed to rescue unfortunate young people.
The Impromptu Poet is Andersen's masterpiece and an autobiographical novel, which contains a lot of materials in the author's life. It reflects his experience in Italy and his thoughts and life at home, so we might as well regard it as a record of Andersen's observation and experience. Andersen likes a long description, which is inevitably loosened by the needs of the plot and the constraints of the environment, but the care of the plot is still relatively strict, and the author's ingenuity can be seen everywhere.
Ault is also an autobiographical novel, but it is about family life, and its brushwork is different from that of The Impromptu Poet. The novel also pays attention to the description of facts, but it also has sentimental feelings. These two characteristics are the same.
The poet's market, published in 1842, recorded Andersen's trip to Europe and Asia from 1840 to 184 1 August. In Danish travel literature, this is a masterpiece, which is still praised today. It shows Andersen's keen observation. He is good at discovering the characteristics of a region and the character of a character in details. He is also good at expressing his feelings and experiences so that readers can see his voice with their own eyes. His humor, his yearning for natural scenery, his praise for industrial civilization and social progress, his sympathy for the weak and his humanitarian concern left a deep impression on readers.
Andersen likes traveling. It is said that he traveled abroad as many as 29 times in his life, which is unparalleled among contemporary Danish writers. His life is not over, and his journey will not stop, because what he saw and heard during his journey is not only the material of his creation, but also the nourishment. Besides travel notes, his novels, plays and fairy tales can all benefit from his travels.
Andersen has written three autobiographies, of which My Fairy Tale Life is the most complete (although it is only written in 1855). It was reprinted many times, and a new English translation was published in 1954, with color pictures.
I don't know how many warm family life and affectionate feelings Andersen wrote in his life, but he didn't have a home himself. He regards his friend's home as his own. When he died in 1875, he lived in the villa of his friend Melchior. This seems to be a symbol, and his works (especially fairy tales) have also found their place in other people's families, which has lasted for a long time, especially so far.
Responder: Su Rongxu 185- Magician Level 5 3-30 18:04
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