Andersen's Fairy Tales 2
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Upper primary school students who have read Andersen's classics and want to explore further
- Primary school teachers who need fables for character education
- Adult readers who enjoy short philosophical stories and read in spare moments
- Parents who wish to discuss honesty and vanity with their children
Not a good fit for
- Readers new to Andersen who want to start with the most classic pieces
- Readers who prefer fast-paced adventure and have little interest in fable-like stories
- Preschool children who need picture-book-style reading with simple text
Reading tips
- Read by theme, for example comparing pieces about pride and vanity side by side
- After reading The Emperor's New Clothes, ask children to describe similar situations involving honesty in daily life
- Read one or two short stories a day and jot down one sentence of response after each
- Teachers can choose strongly fable-like pieces as class meeting discussion material
About the publisher
Tianjin People's Fine Arts Publishing House, founded in 1954, is a professional art publisher that has long issued art albums, technique books, art theory works, comic strips and art periodicals, with notable depth in large-format albums. Judging from the books in our database, its representative recent titles center on the Andersen's Fairy Tales series, covering volumes 1 through 8, which shows its continued development of classic children's literature; the common categories are inspirational growth and classic works. Representative authors recorded in the database include Feng Huaping and Jules Verne, indicating that its author resources combine domestic writing talent with translations of classic foreign authors. Overall, its publishing direction covers both professional art reading and classic works for general readers; because public information is limited, this profile draws only on the 87 titles held in the database.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 丑蛤蟆
- 风景线
- 钢笔和墨水瓶
- 一锭银子
- 老路灯
- 养猪人
- 妖山
- 一滴水
- 凤凰
- 小狐仙
- 做出一点成就
- 比赛长跑
- 幸福的蜗牛家庭
- 没出息的女人
- 大沼泽的传说
- 守塔人的故事
- 爱情的悲剧
- 犹太姑娘
- 骄傲的荞麦
- 永远不死的上帝
- 皇帝的新衣
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About the author
Feng Huaping was born in October 1970 in Shehong, Sichuan. He graduated from Sichuan University with a degree in Chinese language and literature and completed further study in the graduate program in literary creation at the Lu Xun Academy of Literature. Writing under pen names such as Ma Liang and Wen Fu, he is chairman of Dahua Wenyuan (Beijing) Books Co., Ltd., and has long worked as a book planner and editor-in-chief. He has edited large series including Stories of the Republic and The Spiritual Homeland of China, covering social sciences, literature, children's books, and popular science. Among the works held in the library, he is known for adapting and compiling foreign literary classics, notably the multi-volume Verne science-fiction series and selected Andersen's Fairy Tales. His categories are commonly foreign literature and inspirational growth. His editorial work presents classics in accessible forms for young readers and has helped popularize foreign literature.
