The difference between Aesop's fables and fables

The main difference between them lies in exclusivity. Aesop's Fables belongs to Aesop. Its name was born in Greece about 600 BC, that is, more than 2,500 years ago. He lived in ancient Greece in the 6th century BC. He is the slave of Samos noble philosopher Kesanfu, an ugly and clever fable master. Aesop did not write down his fables; He dictated them completely from memory. The world-famous Aesop's Fables was compiled by later generations according to the fables collected by the Byzantine monk Prender and the fables of ancient Greece discovered one after another. Most of them are animals: some use metaphors such as jackals and lions to reveal their cruel and arrogant side; Others sum up people's life experience and teach people the truth of being a man. Its form is concise and concise, and its content is meaningful with simple and vivid language, which is quite intriguing. Fable stories are compiled from stories of the broad masses of the people, and may also include several stories told by Aesop. Fable is a literary genre, which tells a story with admonition or irony in the form of prose or verse. Fable stories are the compilation of these stories, most of which are short in structure, and the protagonists are mostly animals, people or non-creatures. The theme is to punish evil and promote good, full of wisdom and philosophy. Many materials come from folklore.