Beauty and the Beast by Mme Le Prince De Beaumont

The beauty of Mamal Prince de Beaumont, the beauty of the beast and the story of the beast begin with the role of wealthy businessman and his six children, three boys and three girls. "The wealth and status of the two big girls are wasted" (22), but the youngest girls, the three most beautiful girls have more fun personality, humble and thoughtful. Even this youngest daughter, even a child, everyone called her a little girl, she is very beautiful. She was brought up as a cute child with her, so she never got called by any other name, so her sister was very embarrassed.

Researcher Valerie Derbyshire outlined the history of the fable as follows. Derbyshire said the version of de Beaumont "criticism of the rights of women at the time, hidden behind a layer of marriage guidance." Derbyshire refers to a contemporary interpretation, she agrees that the story is about Stockholm syndrome. The original version is a tragic story of Mr. Gangis who remarried after she became a widow. Her husband was jealous and his anger and despicable brothers fell in love with Ganges. Because the brothers could not defile her, they got her husband's consent to murder her, they acted in a very brutal way: she was shot, stabbed and poisoned it was done. Poison "burned her coat and made her brain dark."

De Beaumont rewrote the story of de Ganges as "Beauty and the Beast". That beauty chose a husband who became a beast. Beauty is afraid of her "anomalies", but she is a "submissive, cautious and prudent wife" to tame a beast. This turns the beast into a handsome prince like a magic, and the beauty is rewarded as "wise", the fairy said. The rising person: You will be a wonderful queen. "Derbyshire said that this is a feminist lesson for women in the 1750s. To make a "smart choice" was their only proxy choice. "De Beaumont wants women to educate women that they are worth more than their own wife." This lesson is worthwhile, but in fact it is a suggestion to those who were trapped.