L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: The Secrets Behind the Story

Everyone remembers the story of the wizard of Oz. Dorothy saw a horrible tornado falling a bit in the town of munchkins a little bit, wiping out, was wiping out, a travel along the yellow brick road, encounter encounter, the tin man lion, almost a wicked witch, eventually she Go back to Kansas, click on her three hills, and said: "I hope I will go home." But this is really the whole story. There should not be any more. And then answering this question, there are more stories in this story.

L. Frank Baum, Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz, 1908 If you fall into a hole, it also entails adventure in the unknown land, L. Dorothy of Frank · Baum and Wizard of Oz (sequel of 1 ounce) Below is a strange beginning at Dorothy and her cousin (and its horses, carriage and Dorothy cat), all of which fell to the earth with an earthquake please. They meet the wizard along the way, looking at vegetable people (grew up in plants, picked up when growing / maturing), invisible races etc

A child's novel "Wonderful Wizard Green" written by Lyman Frank Bohm written by WW Denslow describes a tornado from the Kansas farm home home where he recorded the adventure of a girl Dorothy Gale named in the green land After a sweep . This story was published by George M. Hill Inc., which was stored in Chicago on May 17, 1900, and later in the name "Wizard of Oz", in most cases reprint many times, and also to other media It was applicable. Thanks to the 1939 MGM movie, it is one of the most famous stories in America's pop culture and is widely translated. The early success, and the success of Baum's 1902 Broadway musical adapted from the original story, led Baum to write 13 Oz's books.

"The story of" The Wizard of Oz "is written only for today's happy child" (Dighe 2002, 42). Therefore, L. Frank Baum wrote in his introduction of popular children's stories published in 1900. Despite his strong imagination, Baum could hardly imagine "a comprehensive story of modernization" that gained eternal life after adapting to the screen for 40 years. later. It was not a big hit at the time of release, but it quickly captured the hearts of people in the movie, and since then it has maintained its control. With its stimulating, colorful letters and unforgettable music, three generations old young film (Judy Garland not to mention stunning performance). But as you all know, the wizard of Oz is more than just a celluloid classic and it is a permanent part of America's pop culture.