Volume 1
1. Tinder Box
2. The Emperor’s New Clothes
3. Flying Box
4. The ugly duckling
5. Picture album without pictures
6. High jumper
7. Red shoes
8. Shirt Collar
9. Five beans a mile long
10. A nobleman and his daughters
11. Ole the tower guard
12. Butterfly
13. Beta, Bit and Bill
14. Rags
15. Darning needle
16. Thumbelina
17. The Flea and the Professor
18. The Difference
19. A Silent Book
20. Summer Day Crazy
21. Pen and Inkpot
22. Windmill
23. Together in front of Valdu’s Window
24. Beetle
25. Happy Family
26. The Last Day
27. Totally True
28. Thistle What happened
29. The goddess of the new century
30. Everyone has his own place
31. One week of days
32. Money pig
33. At the far end of the sea
34. A rose on Homer’s tomb
35. Wild swans
36 , Mother's Story
37. Jewish Woman
38. Toothache Aunt
39. Golden Baby
40. Folk Song Bird Son
41. Eldertree Mother
42. The Story of Dune
Volume 2
1. Little Claus and Big Claus
2. The day of moving
3. Will-o'-the-wisps come to town
4. Lucky galoshes
5. Stork
6. Fir tree
7. Sausage soup
8. Shepherdess and chimney sweep
9. Flax
10. A leaf falling from the sky
11. The evil prince
12. The puppeteer
13. Dance, dance, my doll
14. Anne Lisbeth
15. Suqi
16. Hiding is not Equal to forgetting
17. Who is the luckiest
18. Bells
19. Naughty children
20. Literacy textbooks
21. The story told by old Johnny
22. The old tombstone
23. The aunt
24. The child in the grave
25. Old street lamp
26. The old man never does anything wrong
27. Old house
28. Swan's nest
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29. Creation
30. Ice Girl
31. The Imp and the Little Businessman
32. The Story of Sunshine
33. Ibu and Little Christine
34. Dream God
35. The Old God Is Not Dead Yet
36. The Gardener and His Nobles Master
37. Calligrapher
38. Teapot
39. Little green thing
40. A little achievement
41. Garden of Heaven
42. The hardest thing to believe
43. A piece of silver
Volume 3
1. Sausage and skewer soup
2. The bachelor’s nightcap
3. Make something special
4. The old oak tree The Last Dream
5. Alphabet Reader
6. The Swamp King’s Daughter
7. Things that Run Fast
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9. The vicious prince
10. Doe and his daughters
11. The girl who stepped on the bread
12. Ole the Tower Keeper
13. Anne Lisbeth
14. Children's Talk
15. A String of Pearls
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17. Child in the tomb
18. Domestic rooster and hyacinth rooster
19. "True "Cute"
20. A story from Shagang
21. Puppet show performer
22. Two brothers
23. The ancient church bell
24. The twelve people who came on the mail train
25. The dung beetle
26. What dad does is always right
27. Snowman
28. In the Duck Farm
29. The Muse of the New Century
30. Ice Girl
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31. Butterfly
32. Psyche
Volume 4
1. Snail and Rose Tree
2. The evil spirit has entered the city
3. Wind mill
4. Silver cents
5. The bishop of Bel-Eron and his family
6. In the nursery
7. Gymboree
8. The strong wind blew away the signboard
9. Teapot
p>10. Folk Song Bird
11. Little Green Thing
12. Elf and Mrs.
13. Bede, Peter and Peel
14. Hidden does not mean forgotten
15. The Janitor's Son
16. Moving Day
17 , Lying about summer
18. Aunt
19. Toad
20. Godfather’s Picture Album
21. Rags
22. Island and Green Island
23. Who is the happiest
24. Dryad
25. The family watching Chicken Greed
26. Ji’s experience
27. What can you figure out
28. Good luck may be in a sign
29. Comet
30. Every day of the week
31. The story of sunshine
32. Great-grandfather
33. Candle
34. The hardest thing to believe
35. What the whole family said
36. Dance, dance, my little baby
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37. The Great Big Boa
38. The Gardener and the Master
39. The Flea and the Professor
40. What did Old Johnnie say
41. Door Key
42. Lame Child
43. Aunt with Toothache
44. Daughter of the Sea
45. Neighbors
46. Nightingale
Extended information:
Creative background
In Andersen's era, Denmark It is still a monarchical and absolutist society, and social life has been rarely touched since the Middle Ages. After entering the 19th century, a series of major historical changes occurred, and the national power was wasted due to the Napoleonic Wars.
The failure on the Norwegian issue, the economic recession in the 1920s, the king's shift from royalism to dictatorship, and the cautiousness and compromise of the middle class all left the society in a state of political oppression and cultural ignorance.
In Andersen's works, we can also feel the grayness and depression of this era everywhere. Andersen uses fairy tales as a modern way of expression to create, and he uses the "children's" perspective of fairy tales to see into the complex lives of modern people.
Andersen allowed fairy tales to transcend the legendary imagination in the category of folk literature and become a distinctive form of individual writing and exploration of modern techniques.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Andersen’s Fairy Tales