Traditional Stories of China Suitable for Children

The traditional stories of China suitable for young children are as follows:

The allusion "Zhuangzi Qiushui" tells the story of a toad in a shallow well and a policeman in the East China Sea.

One day, a frog in a shallow well saw a chinemys reevesii in the East China Sea and said happily, "I'm so happy!" " Jumping around the well when you come out, and resting in the cracks in the wall bricks when you go in; When I jumped into the well, the water soaked my armpits and cheeks; If you swim to shallow water, the mud soup will slip. I own a well, and neither crabs nor tadpoles can compare with me. Why don't you come down and have a look? "

Donghai police came to the well, but their left foot had not yet entered, and their stone knees had been stuck. The tortoise in the East China Sea retreated slowly, and then told the shallow well frog what the sea was like: "The words' far away from dryness' are not enough to explain the vastness of the sea"; It is not enough to measure its depth with the word "dry height". When Dayu flooded in ten years and nine years, the sea water did not increase much; In Shang Tang, eight years at seven o' clock in the morning, the sea did not reduce much ... "

The frog in the shallow well was dumbfounded and terrified. If he loses something, he doesn't think there is a bigger world than his other well!