The story of the three little pigs is:

Once upon a time there were three little pig brothers. They grew up together. When they grew up, they said goodbye to their mother pig and went out to build a house of their own. house. The eldest brother quickly built a thatched house, and the second son also built a wooden house. The third son thought that a brick house was the safest, so he spent a lot of time and energy to build a brick house with great difficulty.

One day, a big bad wolf came to eat the piglet. The big bad wolf first blew down the eldest brother’s thatched house, and then knocked down the second brother’s wooden house. The three brothers could only hide in the old house together. In San's brick house, in the end, the big bad wolf tried many ways but failed to break into the brick house, so he had to give up his plan to eat the little pig.

This story has a simple concept and a clear theme. It tells us not to pursue flashy things and to plan for the long term, otherwise there will be bad consequences. This story teaches children to be hard-working, resourceful, and helpful. At the same time, it is also a metaphor for handling things as close to optimal as possible, and should not make do with it.

"The Three Little Pigs" is a famous British fairy tale. Featuring talking animals as protagonists, it may have been published in the 18th century or earlier, due to the May 27, 1933 Disney animated feature "The Three Little Pigs." The Three Little Pigs is now one of the fairy tales well known to children around the world.