Which poem is the story of Pushkin's The Fisherman and the Goldfish?

Pushkin's The Fisherman and the Goldfish is a fairy tale narrative poem. It tells the story that the fisherman's wife put forward higher and higher requirements for goldfish for fun, but in the end she got nothing. It tells people that greed and getting something for nothing are wrong and shameful.

1, the story of fisherman and goldfish: it is a famous fairy tale poem by Pushkin, a great Russian poet. This fairy tale comes from the Russian folk fairy tale "The Greedy Old Woman", which is the most famous of Pushkin's six fairy tale poems.

2. About the author: Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, (1799- 1837),/kloc-0 was born in Moscow, Russia on June 6, 799 (Russian calendar on May 26), and 1837/kloc-0 died in St. Petersburg on October 29. He is a famous Russian writer and great man. /kloc-The main representative of Russian romantic literature in the 20th century, the founder of realistic literature and modern standard Russian, was praised by Gorky as "the father of Russian literature" and "the sun of Russian poetry".