A candy tree with ears--Reading Yang Hongying's Fairy Tales

Yang Hongying's fairy tale series "A Tree with Ears" is a favorite book I read during my summer vacation.

Speaking of Yang Hongying teacher, everyone should be familiar with it, especially her work Ma Xiaojue story series, won the love of the students, but also made a cartoon! Teacher Yang’s fairy tale will definitely be wonderful!

When I first got this book, I really couldn’t put it down. Seeing the vivid picture on the cover, the beautiful words in the book, I seem to have entered a magical fairy tale kingdom. Teacher Yang Hongying thinks this is a tree with ears. I guess she wants everyone to listen to her every fairy tale with her ears; but I think that this is a tree with candy, every book. A fairy tale is a candy: this one is lemon-flavored, sour and sweet; that one is chocolate-flavored, a bit bitter, but it makes me memorable... each one brings me a different taste .

The book is divided into five stories: "The little man is fine and confused", "The wolf without the tail", "The wolf in the north", "The story of the Mole mother", "The camel father tells the story".

The story of "Little Man and Boiled Bean" tells a little boy, everyone calls him confused. He looks confused and is actually a very smart, kind child. The cute little man who lives in the cabbage and he made friends with him - the villain thinks that the confused bean is the real child, because he has more freedom, imagination, and happiness. With the villain, all the wishes of the confused beans have been realized. This story tells us that we should never give up our dreams, because there must be an invisible "little person" to help us achieve these dreams!

"Wolf without tail" and "Wolf in the north" are stories about wolves. He tells us that a wolf that is different from others is completely different from what we have in mind. In the words of Teacher Yang, wolves also have a brave and strong side. They also have feelings and advantages.

“Mole Mama Telling a Story” and “Camel Dad Telling a Story” are stories told by a knowledgeable mom and dad to the children. One of the "tree restaurants" is the most fascinating to me. The story is about a monkey opening a restaurant, where? Under every tree in the forest! As long as you cut it on the juice tree, the sweet sap will flow into the animal's cup; if you climb the bread tree, you can take the bread from the tree; there is a very delicious egg tree that can taste the fruit. Eggs... a variety of delicious foods, all can be taken from the tree, seeing me drool. These fairy tales have taught me the mysteries of nature and I have learned a lot about extracurricular knowledge.