the rose and the natingale
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在一个寒冷而寂寥的的冬夜，一个年轻的学生要献上一朵红玫瑰才能与心仪的姑娘共舞。当夜莺听到年轻的学生因无法采得一朵红玫瑰而悲泣时，以为学生正是她一直在歌唱和寻找的真情人。于是，为了帮助学生达成爱情愿望，夜莺毅然决定用自己的生命之血培育一朵红玫瑰。而教授的女儿得到学生送的红玫瑰后，还是嫌他太穷，因而拒绝了他的爱情。于是，愤怒之下，学生把夜莺用生命换来的血色玫瑰扔到了大街上，玫瑰掉进了阴沟里，一只车轮从它身上碾了过去…This
book mainly tells the story about the happy prince and a
swallow.They are the embodiments of the true, the good and the
beautiful. Infact, the prince is just a statue standing high above
the city. Once hewas a happy prince living in the palace of
Sans-Souci and he didn’t knowwhat sorrow was. Now as a statue, his
body was gilded with thin leavesof fine gold, for eyes he had two
bright sapphires, and a large red rubyglowed on his sword-hilt. He
could see all the ugliness and all themisery of the city. He
sympathized with the sufferings of the poor. Thelittle swallow was
going to Egypt to enjoy the warm spring. He was movedby the prince’s
kindness.In the story, the prince is a very kind, generous and
selfless person.He can devote his life to the poor. He is just like
an angel. The storyis devided into four parts to show the prince’s
devotion “I was a manwho stood in symbolic relations to the art and
culture of my age,” saidOscar Wilde in that curious literary
document, De Profundis.“Few men hold such a position in their own
lifetime, and have it sorecognized.” What he said is true.
Fairytales are not only read bychildren and I think the reason why
many adults like me love fairy-talesis that they give them an
opportunity to exam their souls and to revivetheir sleeping spirituality.
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