What effect does fairy tale have on children?

Fairy tales let children learn to understand others, share their feelings with others, and learn to promote communication with others through various expressions. Fairy tales have the characteristics of popular and vivid language, bizarre and tortuous stories and fascinating stories. Fairy tales often personify birds, animals, insects, fish, flowers, trees and other things to make them have human thoughts and feelings.

The so-called fairy tales are one of the genres of children's literature. They are shaped by rich fantasy, exaggeration, symbolism and personification to suit children's reading. Fairy tale is a genre of children's literature, which is suitable for children to enjoy through rich imagination, fantasy and exaggeration.

history

Fairy tales are originally part of traditional oral folk stories, which are usually told dramatically and passed down from generation to generation by word of mouth. Therefore, the history of fairy tales is difficult to verify. Especially the stories told by early illiterate storytellers, there is usually no written record for future generations to refer to.

The earliest fairy tale circulated in written form was in ancient Egypt in 1 300 BC. Since then, fairy tales have appeared in written literary works, such as Cupid and Psyche in the Golden Donkey written by Reus from BC 100 to AD 200 or AD 200 to AD 200.