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FAQs about 经典英文绘本:How many episodes does 经典英文绘本 have?The podcast currently has 166 episodes available.
January 18, 2026The Three Little Pigs|三只小猪原著作者|Joseph Jacobs Once upon a time three little pigs left their home to explore the big wide world Their mother gave them a hug and said, “Work hard and be safe, and watch out for the Big Bad Wolf!” The first little pig was a bit lazy He found some yellow straw and built a house very quickly “It looks good,” he said and he went to sleep The second little pig liked to play He found some wooden sticks and built his house in a hurry “That was easy,” he said and he went to dance But the third little pig was smart and hardworking He bought heavy red bricks He worked all day long stacking them one by one His house was strong and sturdy Suddenly a hungry wolf came out of the forest He went to the house of straw and knocked on the door “Little pig, Little pig, let me come in!” The first pig shouted, “No, no, no! Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin!” Then the wolf growled: “Then I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house down!” Whoosh! The straw house fell down The first pig ran to his brother's stick house The wolf followed them and knocked on the wooden door “Little pigs, Little pigs, let me come in!” They shouted together, “No, no, no! Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin!” So the wolf took a deep breath: “I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house down!” Crack! Snap! The stick house fell apart The two pigs ran as fast as they could to the brick house where the third pig let them in The wolf stood outside the brick house He was very angry now He took a giant breath He huffed and he puffed and he huffed and he puffed again But the brick house stood strong The wolf had a bad idea He climbed up to the roof and jumped down the chimney But the smart little pig had a big pot of hot soup on the fire Splash! “Ouch! My tail!” cried the wolf He jumped out of the pot and ran far, far away The three little pigs hugged each other They learned that working hard is the best way to stay safe And they lived happily ever after.前往小宇宙评论区与主播互动...more5minPlay
January 18, 2026The Selfish Giant|巨人的花园原著作者|Keiko Kasza Once upon a time there was a Giant who had a large and lovely garden The grass was soft and green, and beautiful flowers shone like stars Every afternoon after school the children used to go and play in the Giant's garden They were so happy there listening to the birds sing But one day the Giant came back from a long trip When he saw the children playing he became very angry “What are you doing here?” he shouted in a gruff voice. “My garden is my own garden— no one can play here but me!” The children ran away in fear So the Giant built a high wall around the garden and put up a sign that said: “KEEP OUT” He was a very selfish Giant Then the Spring came to the whole country There were little blossoms and little birds everywhere But in the garden of the Selfish Giant it was still Winter The birds did not care to sing in it as there were no children and the trees forgot to blossom The Snow covered the grass with her great white cloak and the Frost painted all the trees silver “I cannot understand why the Spring is so late,” said the Selfish Giant as he sat at the window and looked at his cold white garden “I hope there will be a change in the weather.” One morning the Giant heard some lovely music It was a little linnet bird singing outside his window The Giant looked out and saw a most wonderful sight The children had crept in through a little hole in the wall And sitting in the branches of every tree was a little child The trees were so glad to have the children back that they had covered themselves with blossoms But in one corner it was still Winter A little boy was standing there He was too small to reach up to the branches of the tree and he was crying The Giant's heart melted “How selfish I have been!” he said. “Now I know why the Spring would not come here.” He opened the door and went out into the garden The children were frightened and ran away and the garden became Winter again Only the little boy did not run for his eyes were full of tears The Giant came up behind him took him gently in his hand and put him up into the tree And the tree broke at once into blossom and the birds came and sang on it The little boy stretched out his two arms and flung them round the Giant's neck and kissed him When the other children saw that the Giant was not wicked any longer they came running back and with them came the Spring “It is your garden now, little children,” said the Giant He took a great axe and knocked down the wall Years went by The Giant grew old and weak But he was happy watching the children play He always said “I have many beautiful flowers, but the children are the most beautiful flowers of all.”前往小宇宙评论区与主播互动...more6minPlay
January 18, 2026Turandot|图兰朵出自|一千零一夜 Once upon a time in a beautiful kingdom far away lived a princess named Turandot Turandot was very beautiful but her heart was cold as ice She did not want to marry anyone She sat on a high throne of frost and made a strict rule “If you want to be my friend,” she said, “you must answer three riddles. If you answer wrong, you must go away forever.” Many princes came but the riddles were too hard The kingdom became quiet and sad Everyone was afraid of the Ice Princess Then came a brave prince named Calaf He saw Turandot sitting alone He did not see a mean princess He saw a lonely girl who needed warmth “I will try,” said Calaf bravely Turandot looked at him with cold eyes “Here is the first riddle: What is born every night but dies when the sun comes up?” Calaf smiled and said, “That is easy—it is Hope!” The ice on the throne cracked a little “Second riddle,” said the Princess, “What is red and warm and makes you brave?” Calaf put his hand on his chest: “It is the blood within a kind heart.” The ice cracked more “Third riddle,” whispered Turandot, “What is ice on the outside but has a fire hidden inside?” Calaf looked into her eyes: “It is you, Princess Turandot!” The ice melted away! But Turandot was scared “I do not know how to love!” she cried Calaf spoke gently: “Do not be afraid— I will give you a riddle too. My name is a secret; if you can guess my name by morning, I will go away.” That night no one in the kingdom slept They waited for the sun The Princess thought and thought Finally the sun rose Turandot ran to the Prince She looked at his warm smile and she understood “I know your name,” she said softly, “your name is... Love!” The bells rang and the kingdom was happy again The cold winter was over and spring had come at last前往小宇宙评论区与主播互动...more5minPlay
January 18, 2026The Time Bank|时间银行原著作者|吕丽娜 Once upon a time in a sunny little village lived a boy named Timmy Timmy had a bad habit He loved to sleep late and do nothing all day His favorite word was "Later" "Timmy, look at the blue sky," said his mom "Later," yawned Timmy "Timmy, let's fly a kite!" shouted his friends "Later," said Timmy and he closed his eyes again One morning Timmy met a mysterious old owl at the Time Bank The owl handed him a heavy bag of magic gold coins "Here are eighty-six thousand four hundred coins," said the owl "You can buy anything you want today— but remember," The owl leaned closer: "Any coin you do not spend by night will turn into gray dust. You cannot keep them." Timmy took the bag home "I am rich," he thought, "I have so much gold—I can relax now. I will spend it later." He lay on the soft grass and took a long nap He heard his friends laughing outside but he did not move When the sun went down Timmy finally woke up His friends ran to him their faces glowing with joy "Timmy," they said, "We bought huge ice creams and we saw a double rainbow— it was magic!" Timmy grabbed his bag "I want ice cream and rainbows too! I have lots of gold!" He opened the bag But the bag was light All the shiny gold coins had turned into gray dust The wind blew the dust away Timmy cried: "Wait, come back!" But the rainbow was gone and the day was over He realized that all his gold could not buy back the sunset he missed The next morning the bag was full of gold again Timmy did not sleep He jumped out of bed He ran to his mom and bought a morning hug He ran to his friends and bought a day of adventure He used every coin to make a happy memory That night the bag was empty but Timmy smiled He learned that the coins are time— once they are gone they never come back前往小宇宙评论区与主播互动...more5minPlay
January 18, 2026The Thirsty Crow|乌鸦喝水出自|伊索寓言 The summer sun was burning hot A thirsty crow flew to a spot His throat was dry, he felt so weak He could not find water for his beak. Suddenly he saw a tall gray jar Standing in the garden, not very far. He flew right down with a happy caw, But when he looked in, here is what he saw The water was there but very low His beak could not reach; it was too slow. He tried to push the heavy pot, But it would not move no, it would not. The poor black crow began to think: “How can I get that cool refreshing drink?” He looked around upon the ground Some little pebbles, smooth and round. An idea came into his head; “I will use my brain,” the smart crow said. He picked up a stone and dropped it in Plop went the stone with a little spin! He dropped another one by one, Working very hard under the sun. Plop, plop, plop! the stones piled high; The water started rising towards the sky. Up came the water to the very top The crow did not stop, no, he did not stop. At last he drank the water cool; He was a smart bird and not a fool. Little by little does the trick A clever thought is better than quick!前往小宇宙评论区与主播互动...more4minPlay
January 18, 2026My Lucky Day|我的幸运一天原著作者|Keiko Kasza One sunny afternoon a little pig got lost He knocked on a door hoping for help But the door opened and there stood Mr. Fox He looked at the pig with a hungry smile My lucky day shouted the Fox Dinner is here knocking on my door He grabbed the pig and dragged him inside Get into the pan it is time to roast Wait Mr. Fox said the clever pig I am a happy feast but I am very dirty You should wash me first just a little scrub The fox thought hard You are quite right So he worked hard he carried the water He scrubbed the pig from head to toe Nice and clean now get in the pan Wait Mr. Fox said the little pig I am clean now but I am too thin You should feed me first to make me fat The fox thought hard You are quite right So he cooked a meal spaghetti and cookies He fed the pig until he was full Nice and fat now get in the pan Wait Mr. Fox said the little pig I am fat now but my meat is tough You should massage me to make me tender The fox thought hard You are quite right So he pushed and pressed and squeezed the pig He worked so hard sweat dripped down But suddenly thump went the fox He fell on the floor fast asleep He was too tired he could not move Not even a finger not even an eye The clean fat pig smiled a big smile He took a cookie and walked out the door What a great bath what a great dinner And a great massage all for free The pig went home feeling so good Oh my my what a lucky day前往小宇宙评论区与主播互动...more5minPlay
January 18, 2026One Bowl of Soba |一碗荞麦面原著作者|栗良平 It was New Year's Eve in snowy Hokkaido The busiest night for the soba shop below The last customer left the air was still and deep The owner and his wife were preparing to sleep Then the door opened a mother stepped inside With two little boys trying to hide Their clothes were old but clean and neat "Excuse me, sir— can we have a seat? Just one bowl of soba— would that be okay for three?" The mother asked softly very politely "Of course," said the wife, "please sit right here." She brought them warm tea and holiday cheer The owner cooked one bowl but here is the trick— he added extra noodles fast and quick They shared the hot soba; it tasted so good The boys smiled happily as they ate their food The next New Year's Eve they came back again The mother looked tired from work and from pain "Again, just one bowl is all we can buy," the owner added extra— on the sly They ate and they talked: "We will pay our debt; next year will be better— do not forget." The third year arrived the boys grew so tall They ordered one bowl— the best meal of all The owner put in lots of noodles to share The family was laughing without any care "Thank you for the soba," they bowed and they left Leaving the owner happy like a chef Many years passed by the shop was so bright New Year's Eve came on a cold snowy night Two men in suits and a lady so fine walked into the shop waiting to dine The lady spoke up with tears in her eyes: "Do you remember us— to your surprise? We are the family who shared one bowl; your kindness gave us a very strong soul. Tonight we want three of your best soba soup, to celebrate life with this happy group!" The customers clapped the bells started to ring The warmth of the soba made everyone sing前往小宇宙评论区与主播互动...more5minPlay
January 18, 2026Sleeping Beauty|睡美人出自|格林童话 Long ago in a bright and peaceful kingdom a baby princess was finally born The whole land celebrated for the king and queen had waited many years Fairies from far away came to bless the child One fairy touched the baby gently. “I give her grace,” Another said, “I give her beauty of heart and smile.” A third offered, “I give her courage and kindness.” But then a forgotten fairy arrived late Her voice echoed coldly: “When the princess turns sixteen, she will touch a spindle and fall into a deep sleep.” Before fear could fill the hall the last good fairy stepped forward. “I cannot break the spell,” she whispered. “But I can soften it— she will not die. She will sleep until true love’s kindness wakes her.” Years passed gently and the princess grew wise and lovely On her sixteenth birthday she explored an old tower room There an old woman worked at a spinning wheel Curious and calm the princess touched the spindle At once she fell into peaceful sleep The whole castle grew silent as if resting beside her Time passed seasons changed and a brave young prince heard the tale He rode through forests and crossed quiet rivers following every clue to the sleeping kingdom At last he reached the castle gates covered in wild roses and silver vines Inside the courtyard he found guards frozen in gentle poses as if paused in the middle of their day He walked through silent halls past cooks who slept beside warm bread past maids holding folded towels past musicians whose fingers rested on silent strings Everything was quiet soft and strangely beautiful Finally he reached a small tower room There on a bed of white roses lay the princess still as moonlight yet shining softly The prince felt calm courage in his heart He sat beside her and gently touched her hand Warmth flowed between them like a quiet promise Her eyes slowly opened bright as morning after a long night The spell broke at once The castle awoke laughter and life returning room by room When the princess stood the prince bowed gently And together they walked through the waking kingdom their steps full of hope and kindness shared between two hearts前往小宇宙评论区与主播互动...more6minPlay
January 18, 2026The Gift of the Magi|麦琪的礼物原著作者|O. Henry On a cold Christmas Eve Della sat in a small quiet room counting her coins one by one One, two, three that was all Not enough for a gift worthy of Jim The winter wind sang outside, and the room felt even smaller inside Della looked around the simple room, full of warm memories with Jim Then she touched her long brown hair, soft and bright like a warm river the only precious thing she truly owned A brave, trembling idea rose in her heart She wrapped her hair under a scarf and stepped into the cold streets In a small hair shop, she asked softly, “Will you buy my hair?” The scissors flashed snip, snip, snip! Her beautiful hair fell like brown snow, but with the money, Della found a shining silver chain, strong and simple for Jim’s gold watch She held it close and finally smiled That evening, Della waited nervously at home When Jim opened the door, snowflakes on his coat, his smile froze at the sight of her short hair “I cut it,” Della whispered. “I sold my hair to buy your gift.” Jim said nothing, then gently offered her a small box Inside were the shining combs the ones Della had dreamed of for years “But my hair…” she breathed Jim touched her cheek, “I sold my watch to buy them for you.” For a long moment, the room was quiet Then they smiled, holding gifts they could not use, but hearts full of love they could give That night, Della and Jim learned something true: the richest gifts are not things, but the courage to give all you have for someone you love前往小宇宙评论区与主播互动...more4minPlay
January 18, 2026Jack and the Beanstalk|杰克和魔豆原著作者|Benjamin Tabart Jack lived with his mother in a small warm house They were poor but they were happy together Their only cow Daisy gave them hope One day, Daisy stopped giving milk Jack's mother told him to take her to the market to sell and get some money On the way, Jack met a mysterious old man The man offered five glowing magic beans for Daisy He said the beans could bring a miracle Jack hesitated but finally agreed When he returned home, his mother was upset She threw the beans out the window Jack went to bed feeling sad and worried Next morning, a huge beanstalk grew outside the window Jack gathered courage and decided to climb it He climbed higher and higher until he reached a castle in the clouds Inside the castle there lived a giant who slept deeply Jack saw a hen that laid golden eggs, a magical harp that played by itself, and a bag of shining gold Suddenly, the giant woke up and roared "Fee-fi-fo-fum!" "I smell a boy who has come!" Jack ran as fast as he could sliding down the beanstalk with the treasure The giant chased him with heavy steps The beanstalk shook and bent under the weight "Mother! The axe!" Jack shouted His mother ran out scared but brave Together they chopped the beanstalk The giant fell into the clouds below and disappeared Jack and his mother hugged tightly The hen clucked gently The harp hummed a soft tune The sun rose above the hills From then on, Jack became braver and wiser With the golden hen, the magical harp, and the gold, they started a happy and peaceful new life前往小宇宙评论区与主播互动...more5minPlay
FAQs about 经典英文绘本:How many episodes does 经典英文绘本 have?The podcast currently has 166 episodes available.