#children's story# Introduction Folk stories are oral literary works in the form of prose with fictional content created and disseminated by working people. Folktales start from life itself, but are not limited to actual situations and what people think is true and reasonable. They often contain natural, whimsical elements. Folktales, like all good creations, start from life itself, but are not limited to actual situations and what people think is true and reasonable. The following is a text version of classic folk tales compiled and shared by Wu. You are welcome to read and learn from it.

1. Text version of classic folk tales

Once upon a time, there was an old lamp-maker named Hu, and his craftsmanship was so good! The birds can fly, the fish can swim, and the puppies can shake their heads. Even the emperor heard about it and sent someone to call him to tie the dragon lantern for the emperor.

Old Man Hu did not want to put up lamps for this cruel and bad emperor who did not know how to care for the people, but it was difficult to disobey the imperial decree. If he did not do what he wanted, he had to be beheaded. He had no choice but to follow his orders. For seven days and seven nights, without even closing his eyes, Old Man Hu finally emerged from the trap, a majestic giant dragon with fangs and claws.

On the day of Lantern Festival, Old Man Hu took out a bright red round lantern as a dragon ball, teased the big dragon, and danced it vividly and majesticly. The emperor was so happy that he couldn't open his mouth from ear to ear until He clapped his hands and shouted "Good! Good! Great!"

Old man Hu led the dragon up, down, left, right. The emperor was dazzled by what he saw. Suddenly, Old Man Hu threw the dragon ball towards the emperor, and the dragon pounced on the emperor with the momentum, killing this desolate and unrestrained emperor with three teeth and two claws. Then, the dragon spit out blazing flames from its mouth, and the entire palace burned into a sea of ??fire. The palace, which was built with the people's fat and anointed for the emperor's enjoyment, was suddenly reduced to ashes.

At this time, a colorful auspicious cloud floated over in the sky. Old Man Hu rode a dragon and flew up into the auspicious cloud, flying towards his hometown.

2. Text version of classic folk tales

Xingtian was originally an unknown giant. Because he was later beheaded by the Yellow Emperor, he was called "Xingtian" ". Xingtian means beheading.

Xingtian is a member of the Yan Emperor Shennong clan and is a versatile minister. He loved music throughout his life and composed many pieces of music. When Emperor Yan was still there, he composed a piece for Emperor Yan called "Fu Li". In addition, there was also "Feng Nian", which all praised Shen Nong's agricultural production. , praising the happy life people lived under the rule of Emperor Yan Shennong. In fact, Xing Tian is a brave and capable general who is loyal to Emperor Yan. He has been accompanying Emperor Yan since he was defeated.

Later, Chi You first raised his troops to resist the Yellow Emperor, and also strongly invited Xing Tian to participate. Of course, Xing Tian fully agreed with Chi You, and the flame of hope ignited in his heart. He wanted to help Emperor Yan seize the position of Central Heavenly Emperor. So, he went to the benevolent Emperor Yan to request that he and Chi You attack the Yellow Emperor. The weak and submissive Emperor Yan stopped him. Later, Chi You was defeated in a battle with Huang Di and was killed by Huang Di. At this time, Xingtian could no longer hold back. He decided to avoid Emperor Yan and take action alone, determined to fight to the death with Emperor Huang.

He quietly walked around Emperor Yan, holding a shield in his left hand and a huge ax in his right hand. He was unstoppable and fought all the way to the gate of Huangdi's palace. Zhuanxu, the son of Huangdi, sent several generals to fight, but they were all defeated by Xingtian. Zhuanxu had no choice but to close the city gate tightly and could not get out, and hurriedly sent people to report to Huangdi.

3. Text version of classic folk tales

During the Ming Dynasty, a locust plague occurred in Yanzhou, Qingzhou, and gradually the locusts flew to Yizhou. The county magistrate of Yizhou was very worried. One day after finishing work, I was sleeping in the yamen and dreamed that a scholar came to visit me. The scholar has a strong appearance and tall body, and he said he has a way to prevent the locust plague. When the county magistrate heard about it, he quickly asked him what his clever trick was. The scholar replied: "Tomorrow there will be a woman riding a pot-bellied female donkey on the southwest road, and she is the Locust God.

A plague of locusts can be averted by simply begging her. "

The county magistrate was surprised. The next day, he really prepared wine and food and went to the south of the city. After waiting for a long time, he saw a woman wearing a brown shawl, riding a female donkey, slowly. Walking slowly to the north, the county magistrate immediately burned incense and brought wine to meet her at the roadside. When she got closer, he stopped the donkey and asked her, "County magistrate, what are you going to do?" "The county magistrate begged: "It's just a small county, please have mercy on me and don't let the locusts come out to eat the crops! The woman said, "I hate that Liu Xiucai is too talkative and has revealed my secret!" He should be allowed to suffer himself, and it is okay not to damage the crops. "She drank three glasses of wine and disappeared immediately. Later, the locusts flew in again, covering the sky and the sun, but they did not land in the fields, but stopped on the willow trees. Wherever the locusts passed by, all the willow leaves were eaten. The county magistrate then realized that Xiucai was the God of Liu. Someone said: "This is the magistrate's love for the people and moved the gods." "The county magistrate was moved by Willow God's sacrificial spirit.

4. Text version of classic folk tales

The ancient Greek myth tells the story of Zeus During the reign of the Kingdom of Heaven, the tortuous stories surrounding the gods and heroes mainly include stories of gods and legends of heroes.

What impressed me most about this book was the battle between Perseus and Medusa. , it made me understand the truth that good and evil cannot coexist, and evil can never defeat justice.

Medusa is a terrifying, vicious and magical succubus. She has no hair and human skin, and has a headband. She had a pair of iron hands full of venomous snakes. After Perseus cut off her head, the blood inside would turn into countless venomous snakes. If anyone saw her head, it would turn into stone. The man who did justice and was a little cruel said that he did justice because he cut off Medusa's head, and he did not give up along the way. He said that he was cruel because Phineus had admitted his mistake, but Perseus I still want to kill him. This character stuck with me after reading it.

In fact, the police are usually as brave as Perseus.

These stories have vivid characters and plots. The fascinating and extraordinary imagination will take you into a magical world of myths. Ancient Greek myths have been handed down for more than 3,000 years and are precious heritage in the treasure house of world literature, opening up to us. A window to observe and understand ancient Greek and even European culture

5. Text version of classic folk tales

Since Nuwa created human beings, the earth has been full of people. There were songs and laughter everywhere, and people were living a happy life. I don’t know how many years passed, but one night, Nuwa was suddenly woken up by a loud "rumbling" sound. She got up in a hurry and ran outside to see. A large piece of the sky collapsed, revealing a large black hole. The ground was also cracked, and deep trenches appeared. There were blazing fires on the hills, and many people were trapped on the top of the mountains by the fire. It was a flood, and many people were struggling in the water. Seeing this, Nuwa was very sad. She immediately went to the Rain God and asked him to make a rain to extinguish the fire from the sky and built many boats to rescue the people struggling in the flood. .

Soon, the fire in the sky was extinguished, and the people in the flood were rescued. However, the big hole in the sky was still burning, so she ran away. She went to the mountain to look for colorful stones for patching the sky. She worked for several days and nights, and found stones in four colors: red, yellow, blue, and white. She still lacked a kind of pure bluestone. So, she searched again and again. Finally, she found the colorful stones in a clear spring. Nuwa piled huge stones on the top of Tiantai Mountain to make a furnace. She first dug a round hole in the ground and placed the colorful stones in it. Taking the five-color soil as the material and borrowing the sun's divine fire, it took nine days and nine nights to build 36,501 five-color boulders. Nuwa put it in a large basin and carried it to the sky. Then it took another nine days and nine nights to make 36,500 five-color boulders. Colorful stones mend the sky.