Arabian Nights

As Husain Haddawy included in the novel, the production of Arden of "Arab night" should include a story about the devil. By including these kinds of stories, they can incorporate magic and devil into the play. There are many interesting ways that those adapters can draw magic and demonic appearance. The story of a merchant and a devil in a novel tells a wealthy businessman who sells goods from one town to another. On the trip, he got on for a number of days, and then stopped to rest under the walnut tree.

In order to better understand the Jinan view of the 20th century, we need to study the ancient classical Arabian Night and the modern reading of Days. According to the poet 's winner Naguib Mahfouz (1911-2006), the story begins at the end of the ancient story and all the fantasy creatures disappear except for Jin. Since Mahfouz depicts the real world of the city of Shahrayar and Shahrazad, we can easily draw conclusions, and other supernatural creatures do not appear in the story.

Throughout history, there are many stories that have been handed down from generation to generation. The night of Arabia is always one of them. The Arabian Night has an outer frame and an inner frame. Outside of Scherazade, a story is spoken to Sultan every night to keep on living. The internal framework is the story told by Sherazade. This story contains many patterns. Some people are quite familiar with the other stories that have been told. I think that one of the most popular patterns of the whole story will be like magic. Every story Scherazade told has some sort of magical thing. Some of them are magical rugs, healing apples, a telescope that tells the owner what he wants to see, a magical light to release an elf that can satisfy one of your wishes, and a magic to release an elf Including the ring of. . All these things helped her with one of the stories of each story.

The author frequently refers to the story of the 1001 Arabian Nights. For example, some of the titles of Pages uniform include headlines from Arabian Nights - "Bolo and wonderful lights", "Bolo and 40 thieves" and so on. Shui Ling also seems to follow some ideas from the Arabian Nights. Elves are often in their stories. The meaning here is that since 1001 means "infinity" in Arabic, Harun says "When you see water, you see that it consists of thousands of different water flows" (72) Over 100 different The trend means that the creation of the story is not limited, so it is not only that there are countless different stories in the ocean. A constantly changing new story can always be done with an old story - this is the power of the story.