The Point of Fairy Tales

This may be surprising, but fairy tales have often been reinterpreted in many cultures since its origins. To the best of our knowledge, fairy stories can be traced back to 350 BC. The scholars believe that these stories were inherited from generation to generation and decades quickly succeeded. According to .... (2013) The fairy tale starts with adults, but it ends up being the parents tradition of reading stories for their children.

Is a fairy tales good for children? They have a negative opinion. Most fairy tales are male-centered, and they rarely portray female characters with a strong positive light. Female characters are persistent or helpless, urgently needing help. However, if the story is balanced properly, parents can compensate for this deficiency. Ancient classics such as "Alice's in Wonderland" and "Cinderella" are very precious and transcendental treasures, but new stories such as Harry Potter and Raglon, even if they are more It is long and their words are a bit complicated for young people. After all, the influence of fairy tales on children and the creativity and imagination of the young people can not be reproduced by any other medium.

Lovekin pointed out the characteristics of the two fairy tale styles in his article "Fairy Tales and Science Fiction". First of all, fairy tales tend to externalize the internal state and are in an extreme state when personality is treated. "Beautiful not only deeply expresses not only the skin but also excellent value, Cinderella is not only gentle and beautiful" Synonyms, sisters are not only mentally ugly but also physically ugly. Second, fairy tales rely on clear primary colors and cleanliness. "As the leukemia's mother pierces her finger, just 3 drops become blood, all the drops turn red - they will never do" in Holly Black's "Modern Wonderland Story", these styles are her It is unstable due to beautiful evil and ugly welcome. In the face of reality, the two binary files are mixed and consistent with each other, which makes it a meaningless classification.