The collection of Andersen's fairy tales written by Danish writer Andersen contains 166 fairy tales. Representative works include Daughter of the Sea, Thumbelina, Little Match Girl, Ugly Duckling, The Emperor's New Clothes, Little Tin Soldier, dairy queen, Dream under the Willow, etc.

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The Ugly Duckling is a fairy tale created by Danish writer Andersen, which was first published in 1843. This book describes a swan egg that broke its shell among the ducks, was despised by the ducks because of its strange appearance, and grew into a white swan after many hardships and hardships.

The Ugly Duckling shows that as long as there is an ideal, there is a pursuit, and you work hard for this goal, it doesn't matter even if you are in adversity. "Gold will always shine." Frustration and pain in life are inevitable and can only be faced with strength.

Note: The author described the ugly duckling's experience in a very emotional language, which attracted people's attention and sympathy. The ugly duckling is so ugly that all the chickens and ducks laugh at him and crowd him out. Even his own brothers and sisters bully him and look down on him. Finally, even his own mother has to persuade him to go away.

Moreover, in the face of great pressure, he was forced to wander away from home and experienced many risks. Among the wild ducks, he "salutes everyone respectfully as much as possible" and "only hopes that people will allow him to lie in the reeds", without any more wishes. Although the geese were kind to him, they were killed by hunters. The ugly duckling narrowly escaped death and came to a farmhouse. ?