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这是丹麦作家安徒生创作的童话。孩子们喜欢花儿的美丽,又为它生命的短暂而难过。他们用充满童真的想象,表达了自己对自然的理解。
This is a fairy tale from Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen. Children love the beauty of flowers, and feel said when the flowers die. Using their imagination, they find a way to understand the laws of nature.
三只小猪都知道大灰狼是坏蛋,都知道应该盖房子保护自己。可是,光有防备之心是不够的,还要了解大灰狼的能力,知道如何才能抵御大灰狼的进攻。前两只小猪不了解大灰狼,太轻敌了,所以吃了亏。如果都能像第三只小猪那样,认真地对待敌人,才有可能把敌人打败。
The three little pigs all know that the big wolf is a bad guy, and they all know that they should build a house to protect themselves. However, this is not enough, they also need to understand the ability of the big wolf and prepare seriously. The first two little pigs underestimated the enemy, only the third little pig did good preparation and defeated the enemy.
小青蛙老是觉得自己不好看。最后它明白了,健康才是最重要的。
Little frog always thinks he is not good-looking. Finally, he understood that health is most important.
这是一个非常有名的寓言故事。农夫知道蛇是要咬人的,但是看见蛇冻僵了就可怜起它来,以为只要救了它,它就不会伤害自己了,但他忘了蛇是不会改变本性的。有一种像蛇一样专门害人的恶人,他们也是不会改变害人本性的,不管他们伪装成什么样,千万不能怜惜他们。
This is a very famous fable. The farmer knew that the snake was going to bite, but when he saw that the snake was frozen, he felt sorry for it, thinking that as long as it was saved, it would not hurt him, but he forgot that the snake would not change its nature. There are wicked people like snakes who will not change their nature of harming people. No matter what they pretend to be, you must not pity them.
每个孩子都长着翅膀,那翅膀不是长在身上,而是长在心里的。只要大人们给他们更多的鼓励和宽容,他们都可以乘着幻想的翅膀高高地飞起来的。
Children's imagination is like the wings in their heart.
这则成语出自《庄子·秋水》。井底的青蛙认为天只有井口那么大,比喻那些见识短浅的人。
This idiom comes from "Zhuangzi: Autumn Water" (3rd century BC). The frog at the bottom of the well thinks that the sky is only as big as the mouth of the well, which is a metaphor for those who are short-sighted.
这个好玩的科学故事让小朋友了解海马特殊的生育后代的方式。
This fun little story tells about how seahorses are born.
这个故事出自格林童话,讲的是忠实的约翰如何为了救主人和他的妻子,而变成了石像。
The story, from the Grimms fairy tale, is about how the trusty John was turned into stone in order to save his master and his wife.
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