Foreign Folk Tales Outside

① What are some of the foreign folk tales, please

Foreign Folk Tales Outside Foreign Folk Tales One: The Happy Princess in the Pigsty In a large castle there was a beautiful princess called Isha. She wore beautiful clothes every day, with a golden crown and curly hair. Every day she had a servant to brush up her long curls and six maids to keep her safe while she played. Everyone thought she was the happiest child in the world, but Princess Isha didn't think so, and she looked unhappy every day. "Baby, you are the happiest child in the world." The queen always said this to her. One morning, Isha jumped out of bed and shouted, "I never want to be a princess again. It's so boring!" Then she took off her crown and threw it into the goldfish pond outside her window. The attendants quickly reported the king. A Complete List of Foreign Folk Tales What are some of the foreign folk tales (Photo credit: Regent.com) "Fish up your crown!" The king ordered. Isha said, "I don't want it! I don't want to be a princess! Princesses can't do anything fun!" The king's hair stood up in anger, "Take her to the pigsty before she fishes the crown out of the goldfish pond!" The attendants took Isha to the pigsty ...... Isha began to feed the pigs, clean the pigsty, and so on. The piglets gently arched her with their pink noses. Three days later, the king came to see her, "Isha, you look dirty." "Yes. But did you know that piglets eat potatoes?" Isha touched her weed-like hair. The king yelled, "I'm going to give you one last chance to go get your crown out of the goldfish pond." "I won't!" Isha shouted, "I'd rather help in the pigsty!" When night fell, the king salvaged his daughter's crown, and then he went to her in the pigsty. The king sat side by side with Isa, "You're dirty, but you look happy!" "Yes, Father!" Isha said happily, "This is the happiest time of my life!" "Well." The king sighed and said, "Here's your crown, come back when you want. I miss you!" "Father, I can wear the crown anytime I want." Isha said, "Maybe I can wear it when I pick blueberries. Did you know that you can make sauce from blueberries?" "I didn't know that." The king said, "But you could make it for me to try." The king kissed his daughter's dirty cheek and she kissed him on the nose. Then they went back to the castle, hand in hand. Later, Isha would still often go to work in the pigsty.

② What are the foreign myths

1. Greek mythology

Greek mythology (Greek: ελληνικ μυθολογα) that is, all the myths about the gods, heroes, nature and history of the universe of the ancient Greeks, either orally or in writing. The spiritual product of primitive clan society, the earliest form of literature in Europe. Produced in about the 8th century BC before, it is in the Greek primitive primitive people on the basis of long-term oral transmission of the formation of the basic scale, and later in the "Homer's epic" and Hesiod's "God Pu" and the ancient Greek poetry, drama, history, philosophy and other writings recorded, the later will be sorted out into the present ancient Greek mythological stories, divided into the story of the gods and heroes of the legend of the two parts.

2. Norse Mythology

Norse mythology is a mythological system unique to the Scandinavian region, which was formed later than several other major mythological systems in the world. The history of the oral transmission of Norse mythology can be traced back to the 1st-2nd centuries A.D., and it was first popularized in places such as Norway, Denmark, and Sweden, and then spread to Iceland and other places with a group of immigrants who went north in the 7th century. During the Middle Ages, Christianity was prevalent throughout Europe, and due to the strong political crackdown, most of the works documenting Norse mythology were considered heretical and burned to the ground, and the ones that have been preserved to this day are the Icelandic epic poem "The Edda" and the Germanic epic poem "The Song of the Nibelungen," among others.

3. Egyptian Mythology

Egyptian mythology is also an ancient Egyptian religion. It refers to the system of gods and religion believed by ancient Egyptians before the spread of Christianity and Islam. Ancient Egyptian mythology can be traced back to at least 2780 - 2250 B.C. Because the beliefs of the ancient Egyptians were almost 3,000 years old, in which there were many major changes, the biggest difference between Egyptian mythology and Greek or Roman mythology is that most of the gods in Egyptian mythology are human beings with the heads of animals, which is a distinctive feature of Egyptian mythology. The beliefs of the ancient Egyptians were polytheistic, and most of them could be symbolized by animals. Ancient Egyptians believed that when they died they would go to the afterlife. They believed that the body was a vessel for the soul, and that the soul would leave their body every night and return in the morning. They also believed that the soul would come back to life after death and that the body had to be preserved so that the soul would have its own abode, hence the invention of embalming and the creation of mummies.

③ Top Ten Foreign Folktales

Zeus, Apollo, Athena, the goddess of wisdom, the god of agriculture, Demeter, Poseidon, the queen of heaven, Hera, the Danish mermaids feelings of the saga of the city of dreams - Bangkok, the eternal city - Rome, the city of dreams - Bangkok, the eternal city - the eternal city. She wore beautiful clothes every day, with a golden crown and curly hair. Every day she had a servant to brush up her long curls and six maids to keep her safe while she played. Everyone thought she was the happiest child in the world, but Princess Isha didn't think so, and she looked unhappy every day. "Baby, you are the happiest child in the world." The queen always said this to her. One morning, Isha jumped out of bed and shouted, "I never want to be a princess again. It's so boring!" Then she took off her crown and threw it into the goldfish pond outside her window. The attendants quickly reported the king. A Complete List of Foreign Folk Tales What are some of the foreign folk tales (Photo credit: Regent.com) "Fish up your crown!" The king ordered. Isha said, "I don't want it! I don't want to be a princess! Princesses can't do anything fun!" The king's hair stood up in anger, "Take her to the pigsty before she fishes the crown out of the goldfish pond!" The attendants took Isha to the pigsty ...... Isha began to feed the pigs, clean the pigsty, and so on. The piglets gently arched her with their pink noses. Three days later, the king came to see her, "Isha, you look dirty." "Yes. But did you know that piglets eat potatoes?" Isha touched her weed-like hair. The king yelled, "I'm going to give you one last chance to go get your crown out of the goldfish pond." "I won't!" Isha shouted, "I'd rather help in the pigsty!" When night fell, the king salvaged his daughter's crown, and then he went to her in the pigsty. The king sat side by side with Isa, "You're dirty, but you look happy!" "Yes, Father!" Isha said happily, "This is the happiest time of my life!" "Well." The king sighed and said, "Here's your crown, come back when you want. I miss you!" "Father, I can wear the crown anytime I want." Isha said, "Maybe I can wear it when I pick blueberries. Did you know that you can make sauce from blueberries?" "I didn't know that." The king said, "But you could make it for me to try." The king kissed his daughter's dirty cheek and she kissed him on the nose. Then they went back to the castle, hand in hand. Later, Isha would still often go to work in the pigsty.

⑤ What are the folk tales of foreign countries

It is worthwhile to praise people for saving a life out of a sense of justice, but it is not easy to be innocent. Here we will tell the story of a man who is all innocent.

In ancient Japan, there was a man named Kumamoto, a subordinate of Hosokawa Hou, a very low position. He was short in stature, plain in appearance, with a yellowish face and a slightly sickly look. He was not very old, but his face was full of deep wrinkles, his hair was disheveled, and his beard was bushy. He is not a good-looking, the family is poor, but in the day but simple and righteous people, and Buddhism, friends and neighbors to him very good.

One day, he was sitting in the sun in front of the door, saw a collection of old goods, picking a vice basket of people passing by, while walking and yelling: "There are old clothes, old shoes, old goods, old antiques good to sell Luo!" Xiong Ben see his basket with a carved wooden Bodhisattva, called out to him, "Hey, the collection of old goods, you are not afraid of sin, how even the Bodhisattva can be bought and sold?" Receiving old goods see is a official meal, also dare not be too reckless, only to smile and say: "old brother do not know, eat our bowl of rice, what people are willing to sell, we will receive what. Since people are willing to sell the Bodhisattva, I will also accept it." Xiong Ben will be the bodhisattva respectfully hands over to see, it is a goddess of mercy, carved from boxwood. This statue is 1 foot high, carving is very simple and meticulous, paint, hold in the hand heavy. He was happy, but also afraid of the Bodhisattva was thrown to the cross to be desecrated, spent 200 money to buy, the collection of old goods was originally 150 money to receive, turn around and earn 50 Wen, off the hand even if it is.

⑥ What are the foreign folk tales

The story of the king and a gold coin, the princess slave girl, Weibotu's courage from true love, the decision of life, only half a minute, the sound of God's anger.

1. The Story of the King and a Gold Coin

In the past, there was a king named Nandu, who, in order to continue enjoying his blessings after his death, intended to raid the palace of all the treasures of the country. In order to accomplish this, he placed his own daughter in a green house, and all the money he received was returned to the state treasury. After such a deliberate search, the country's treasures, money all piled up in the treasury.

There was a young man who saw the Princess's extraordinary looks, and had a heart of love, but because of the family's poverty, they could not meet with the Princess, and did not think about food, and their bodies are losing weight day by day. The mother loved her son very much and said to him, "Your father died with a gold coin in his mouth, you can open the grave and get that gold coin."

The son dug up his father's grave, took out the gold coin, and offered it to the princess. When the king saw the gold coin forwarded by the princess, he summoned the young man and asked, "Where did you get this gold coin when all the treasures of the country have gone into the treasury? You must have found the treasure!"

The young man told the king, "It is true that I did not find the treasure. It was my mother who told me that my father died with a gold coin in his mouth, and I opened my father's grave and got it."

The king sent someone to double-check the matter, and only then did he believe it. This incident made the king was very shaken, "a gold coin still can not take away, I gathered so many treasures can be put to use?" Money is something outside the body, life does not bring, death does not take away.

5. The voice of God's anger

A long, long time ago, God did not live in the sky, but lived with people. They got along well and lived happily. People respected God, and when it was cold, they sent him firewood to keep him warm; when they were short of food, they sent him food to satisfy their hunger.

God, on the other hand, is the same for everyone, no matter what conflicts on earth to find him, he can be fair and reasonable to mediate properly, so that both sides of the heart eyes and mouth convinced.

But when God grew old, people became cold to him. For example, when the dry season came and the weather was cool, people gathered around the fire, and God came to warm himself, and they pushed him out.

One woman even hurt his eye with a pestle and mortar. God got angry and left the earth to go back to heaven. As soon as God left, the earth was in chaos. Those chiefs are not doing things right, justice is not being done, but evil is spreading everywhere, and the earth is beginning to be covered with pain and misery.

One day, God opened the window to the ground to see, understand what happened on the ground, he sympathized with people's suffering, they built a bridge, one end of the house connected to their own, one end connected to the earth.

In this way, the bridge connected the sky and the earth, and people could go to him along the bridge if they had something to do. Thus, there was justice on earth again, and people were able to live in peace and joy again.

One morning, God opened the window again and saw a man and three women walking along the bridge. All four were angry, and the three women accused their husbands - the man had abandoned them and fallen in love with a fourth wife - and the man argued that there was no such thing.

God couldn't hear them clearly, so he asked them to take turns speaking one by one, but they wouldn't listen, and all four of their throats rattled together, and God was so overwhelmed by the noise that he became angry.

The voice of God's anger was so loud that it could be heard not only in heaven, but also on earth. When the people heard this terrible sound, they were so frightened that they hid themselves in their houses.

When he was finished, God said to the four quarrelling men, "All the animals do what I tell them to do, but you people don't follow my rules. You go back quickly, and from now on I will not care about the affairs of the earth any more."

When the four men returned to earth, God waved his hand, and the original bridge immediately disappeared. From then on, people can't go to heaven, but God still knows what's going on on earth. Whenever he saw something bad happen on earth, God was angry.

The sound of God's anger was so deafening that people were terrified. To this day, whenever people do something bad, God gets angry, and the sound of this anger is the sound of thunder that we hear.

⑦ Foreign Folk Tales

The Origin of Christmas

During the season of Advent, churches are decorated in blue and purple. The altar linens, the pulpit curtains, and the straps of the priest's robe are all purple. In the center of the altar is usually a wreath made of leaves from an evergreen tree, with five long purple candles in the center, and one more candle is lit each Sunday. Every Sunday, one more candle is lit, and the last candle in the center is lit on the final Christmas Eve, the "Ecumenical Celebration". The light of the candle symbolizes the light that was brought into the world by the first cry of the Holy Child Jesus many years ago.

Santa Claus was actually Bishop Nicholas in the third century. He risked his life to save political prisoners from execution, and he also exposed greedy officials who were stockpiling food to save people from famine. He was arrested and imprisoned during a religious persecution, and his body was covered with whip marks, pincer wounds, and branding, but he still clung to his faith. For the rest of his life he stayed in Mira, setting up orphanages and caring for the sick and the poor. In his life story, the most popular is his generosity and love for children, these deeds were later by children's writers, to be richly imagined and become what we now know as the Santa Claus story.

The most important meaning of Christmas is about forgiveness and reconciliation, not waiting for presents. On this quiet night, think of someone who has offended you and you haven't forgiven them yet.

⑧ Abroad, Folktales

Internationally renowned American folklorist Steele Thompson (1885-1970) decades of research in folklore a fruitful result. The book utilizes a historical-geographical research method to sort, arrange, and categorize the folktales circulating around the world, exploring the development and evolution of each type of story from its origins, and exploring the kernel of the formation of different types of stories with different themes and the moral concepts it proclaims, with a view to revealing the primitive face of the stories, and contributing to the understanding of the folklore of culture and humanity, religion, witchcraft, morality, law, language, art, and the social life of human beings. The book provides a wealth of information for understanding the folklore, religion, sorcery, morality, law, language, art, and the mentality of human beings in social life, as well as for understanding and researching the world's folklore. This is a story material described in detail, later refined to the theory of mother-in-law valuable academic work.