The original text of Grimm's fairy tale, the ugly duckling

The Ugly Duckling was not a specific fairy tale. It was a long novel by the British author, De Winter, and was first published in 1862. It was considered one of the representative works of modern fairy tales. The story was about a duck who was born with a disability. In the cold North Sea, he met a mysterious creature. It helped the ugly duckling find its own home and made it the mate of a white swan. This story tells the theme of friendship, courage and self-discovery through the adventures of a disabled duckling. Therefore, Ugly Duckling could be regarded as both a fairy tale and a fable. There was a profound meaning behind the story.

The Ugly Duckling was selected from Andersen's Fairy Tales.

The full name of Ugly Duckling was the fairy tale of Hans Christian Andersen.

Andersen's fairy tale " The Ugly Duckling " was a classic fairy tale. It told the story of a naturally beautiful swan egg that was discriminated against and bullied in the natural environment after hatching, and finally became a brave, kind, and determined duck. This story was very popular around the world and was adapted into various versions of books, movies, animations, and so on.

The Ugly Duckling is a famous fairy tale from Denmark about a duck--the ugly duckling feels different from the animals around it in a strange environment, and is discriminated against and isolated, but eventually finds itself a unique individual and gains friends and love. The story encouraged people to bravely face their weaknesses and shortcomings and pursue their dreams by praising individual independence and self-discovery. The ugly duckling became one of the world's famous fairy tale images and was deeply loved by people.

Grimm's fairy tale, Sleeping Beauty, was first published in 1863 by William Grimm and was titled The fairies and the Sleeping Princess. The fairy tale has been translated into many languages, including English, French, Spanish, Chinese, etc., and is widely used in children's education and family entertainment.

The "ugly duckling" in Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale was a duck, but it looked uglier than other ducks and felt lonely and inferior. Other animals and characters in the story include: Ugly Duckling's parents are the owners of the duck farm. They don't care about Ugly Duckling's feelings, they only care about their own interests. Swan: The ugly duckling meets a swan and forms a friendship with her. However, the family and friends of the swans did not appreciate the ugly duckling but preferred their swan sister. 3. Other ducks: The other ducks are also very unfriendly to the ugly duckling and even laugh at it. Other animals: In addition to humans, Ugly Duckling also encountered other animals such as birds and beasts. But these animals didn't really understand Ugly Duckling's feelings. They simply didn't like it.

The Ugly Duckling was a story in France about an ordinary duck who finally discovered that he had extraordinary talent and courage and decided to leave his hometown to find his own happiness because of discrimination and isolation from his family. This story expressed the human's self-awareness and the courage to pursue happiness, as well as the influence of family and society.

The Ugly Duckling was one of the masterpieces of the fairy tale series from Denmark. It told the story of a lonely bird who gradually discovered her true nature among a group of strange ducks and finally became a beautiful swan. It showed the complexity of human nature and the process of self-discovery.

The main character is the ugly duckling, of course. It's the one that goes through all the difficulties and transformation in the story.