The Happy Prince

    Recently I read a story named the Happy Prince. The story is telling about a story that there was a statue of a happy prince in a city. The prince’s whole body was covered with gold leaves, and in his hand he held a long sword, and on its hilt a large ruby glistened. There was a little swallow who kept company with the lonely prince.

    The happy prince always does something to make others happy, which makes him happy. A child was ill, his mother had no money to support his life. The happy prince asked the swallow to take his hilt ruby on his sword to the mother. Besides, the happy prince often asked the swallow to take his gold leaves to the poor. What moved me the most is that, the happy prince run out of his gold leaves, he decided to help a little girl and a blind woman with his eyes—the eye was sapphire. At last the happy prince became ugly, but he was glad to think that the poor children had food and clothe.

This story moved me deeply. The happy prince and the little swallow were kind and happy to help others. This story made me remember a truth: You share rose and get fun.