Because the ugly duckling looks weird, he is squeezed out and laughed at by all kinds, running around and being extremely depressed. After all kinds of hardships, it finally turned into a beautiful white swan. Before the ugly duckling discovered her beauty, she went through many hardships. Needless to say, physical hardship is the biggest test.

Fortunately, the ugly duckling chose to stick to himself in hardships. Its persistence and patience are very encouraging, which is the spiritual power that Andersen's fairy tales want to convey to people. Even in adversity, even countless times of self-doubt, we can't give up the pursuit of ideals. After persistence, you will eventually meet with hope. "It's gold. It shines everywhere. "

Second, "Daughter of the Sea" Love is giving.

The little mermaid lost her beautiful voice and 300 years of life for the prince on land, but in the end the prince married someone else. At the end of the story, the little mermaid sacrificed her life to save the prince's happiness. True love is never taking, but giving.

The little mermaid paid the price of her life for the pursuit of beautiful feelings and eternal soul. Although people feel distressed and regretful, her kind and pure personality, tenacious perseverance and great spirit of sacrifice give us a lot of courage to pursue love and happiness.

Happy feelings, noble souls and pure ideals deserve our lifelong pursuit. Even if the ending is not always happy, we should always have love and hope. ?

Third, the "little match girl" desperately grasped the light of life, and the hungry little girl was frozen to death on the street corner on Christmas Eve.

Under the light of the match she had struck before she died, she saw a stove, a roast goose, a Christmas tree and her old grandmother who loved her most. ? The story is cruel and reflects the dark and ruthless social reality at that time. However, this little girl showed us that even a humble and weak life has a desire for human dignity.

The dead little girl "sat in the corner, her cheeks flushed and her mouth was smiling", and her desire for a warm house, delicious food and affection was so strong. When we are faced with unchangeable sufferings, we can also light up the future road only by the light in our hearts.

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Reflections on Andersen s fairy tales;

After reading Andersen's fairy tales, I have a particularly fresh feeling. Andersen's fairy tales are full of poetry and fantasy: birds, animals, insects, fish, flowers, trees, furniture and dolls in the whole nature and family are endowed with life, full of thoughts and feelings, lively and charming.

All this is like a colorful dream, which deeply attracts us. Let us spread our imagination wings and fly freely in this beautiful space.

There are many masterpieces in Andersen's fairy tales, such as The Ugly Duckling, The Little Match Girl, Thumbelina and The Daughter of the Sea ... These stories are masterpieces of floating population. Among them, The Ugly Duckling impressed me the most. The ugly duckling was born big and ugly. His brothers and sisters and other small animals crowd him out and often bully him. Only the mother duck likes it.

Later, the ugly duckling couldn't stand the exclusion of others any longer, and sadly went to other places and decided to go to a place where no one bullied him. In the cold winter, it was tortured in the forest. Later, through its own efforts, it finally overcame the difficulties. When spring comes, it finds itself a beautiful white swan.

This story tells us that everyone has his own dream. When he encounters setbacks in the process of realizing his dreams, he must bravely pursue his dreams in order to realize his self-worth. In study and life, no matter what difficulties you encounter, you can't give up easily, let alone lose confidence in yourself.

Once, I was practicing dancing, and the teacher taught us how to do cartwheels correctly, but I couldn't learn. My posture is like an ugly duckling, which makes my classmates laugh. I am so depressed, I just want to give up. It suddenly occurred to me that before the ugly duckling became a white swan, was it as cowardly as me?

When the ugly duckling realized his dream, he met with setbacks, but he bravely pursued and overcame the difficulties. Finally, I realized my dream. I believe I can change like an ugly duckling, so I practice again and again. My old knee injury has not healed, but I know I will be like an ugly duckling, and I can't give up.

Finally, I learned it and was selected by the teacher to perform on stage! I know this is the result of my unremitting efforts and the reward of my brave pursuit! Andersen's fairy tales not only gave me happiness, but more importantly, taught me a lot about being a man. Thank you, Andersen's fairy tales-my good friend!