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In Oscar Wilde's fairy tale world, there are very few beautiful stories about princes and princesses living happily ever after. His language was as cold as ice and sharp as a knife, but he felt that his heart had been scratched with blood. Every word is an engraved scar. In "the Happy Prince", he allows the Happy Prince, who is pure-hearted and full of kindness and love for the world, to be silently, breathlessly and mercilessly destroyed after giving all he has without selfishness, resentment and regret. In the Nightingale and the Rose, he asked the nightingale to stab the thorn into his chest and soak the crimson rose with fresh blood, but he still could not retain the teenager's love and ended up being abandoned in the garbage. Most of his fairy tales are dark fairy tales and poisonous fairy tales. Although they are full of aesthetic poetry, they are full of ruthless satire.