A Fairy Tale

He knew that his first prey flamingo was very stuck on the tree in the center of the forest. Like lightning, they can not miss, and their stabbing leaves a burn that will never be forgotten. Suddenly, the boy heard a cry, turned his head, and saw a blood-like red bird hurrying toward the face. Panic, the boy rushed to the ground, and the net the wise gave to him. He threw it to the bird - and he missed it. An angry bird rushed back to the boy again - when I flew directly into the blade of a boy's sword I tore the meat.

Welcome to the broken fairy tale world and a strange world. First of all - what is a "fairy tale"? A fairy tale is the story under the heading "Folk Story". There are many kinds of folk tales: tall stories, accumulated stories, and stories of animals from simple to complex. Sometimes we use folk tales and fairy tales in the same sense. Fairy tales are folk tales, folk tales are not always fairytales. Fairy tales are usually longer than most folk tales and occur long before. They often include some sort of royalty (including the kingdom of the gods) in the story, the hero performs his / her trial journey, they get some form of magical help on their way, they knock down evil I am good at, and in the end there will be changes and rewards. They usually start with "a long way past and far away" and say "I will end happily forever."

There is nothing like a fairytale, but there are thousands of fairy tales. These fairy tales are defined in many ways, and it is wonderful that they can be classified as type. In fact, the confusion is so big that most literary critics continue to confuse oral folk tales with literary fairy tales. Due to the frustration of ethnologists, there may be people who want to mark themselves as texts or stories. Because ordinary readers do not understand the difference between word tradition and literary tradition. Why do you have to worry about the difference why only a few people wish for them? There are even a strong general tendency among many western readers to resist the definition of fairy tales. It seems as though people should not mess around sacred materials

Fairy tales appear in verbal and literary form; the name "fairy tale" was first given to them by Madame d'Aulnoy in the late 17th century. Many of today's fairy tales have evolved from the centuries of variability that has emerged in many cultures around the world. The history of fairy tales is difficult to track, especially because literary forms can only survive. According to researchers at Durham and the University of Lisbon, the history of these stories dates back thousands of years ago, and several stories occurred in the Bronze Age more than 6,000 years ago. Works of fairy tales and fairy tales are still written