There's a fairy tale called " The City of Missing Children." It was published in the Fairy Tale World. Can you help me find the original text? Thank you!

The original text of the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale,"thumbelina," could be found in the search results provided. According to the contents of documents [2],[3],[5], and [9], Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale,"Tiny Girl," tells the story of a woman who wanted to have a little child very much. She went to ask the witch, and the witch told her to plant a special grain of wheat in a flower pot. Soon, she would see what she wanted. The woman followed the witch's instructions and planted the wheat. As a result, a beautiful red flower grew. However, the thumb girl was stolen by a toad and began a thrilling journey. She lived in the forest and later came to Granny Voley's house to get food and shelter. In the end, she married the King of the Flower World because the King respected her. This story emphasized the importance of mutual respect and true love.

The original text of "A German Winter Fairy Tale" was as follows: A German Winter Fairy Tale On a cold winter day, there was a young witch who lived in a forest full of magic and mystery. The witch was very smart and brave, but she had a very selfish husband. He did not like the witch's intelligence and bravery, but only her beauty and gentleness. One day, the witch decided to go to a faraway country to find a magic that could make her more beautiful. She rode a magic ship through the turbulent ocean and dense forest. On her journey, she met many magical creatures and mages, as well as experienced many dangers and challenges. Finally, the witch arrived at her destination and found a mysterious magic crystal. This crystal could make anyone more beautiful and younger. But the witch's husband was very jealous of her success and thought that he had taken the crystal from the witch. He ordered his men to take the crystal and threatened the witch to tell him his true purpose. The witch was under great pressure, but she did not give up. Through her wisdom and perseverance, she finally succeeded in recapturing the crystal. She put the crystal on her head and felt its power and beauty. The witch found that she had become more beautiful and younger. Her husband also realized his selfishness and narrow-mindedness and began to respect and appreciate the witch's intelligence and courage. In the end, the witch and her husband reconciled. They returned to their home and the witches continued to use their wisdom and courage to help their families and community. This German winter fairy tale tells a story about courage, wisdom and love.

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Okay, please tell me what fairy tale you're looking for?

Of course. What kind of fairy tale do you want?

The second novel of Celestial Bane was called Celestial Bane II. It was a martial arts novel written by Xiao Ding. The novel mainly told the story of the protagonist Zhang Xiaofan's fierce struggle against the evil forces during his growth. The second part of the novel had been adapted into TV series, movies, anime, and other works many times, which were very popular among readers. If you want to read the second part of the novel, you can search for it on major online reading platforms or martial arts novel websites.

The continuation of Celestial Bane was not the original. The original author of Celestial Bane was Xiao Ding, who published it in 2002. As for the Fairy Slaying novel, it was a continuation of a novel created by Xiao Ding and published in 2007. Although there were some differences in the plot and character settings between the original novel and the continuation of Celestial Bane, it was still a classic online novel that was loved by the majority of readers.

The Ugly Duckling was a fairy tale created by William de Wiveleslie of Germany, which was first published in 1814. The story was about an ugly duckling that used to belong to a flock of ducks. Because of its strong adaptability to the environment, it eventually became a beautiful swan. The story was adapted into different versions many times and became one of the classic fairy tales.

Journey to the West was a classical Chinese novel, also known as Journey to the West. It told the story of Xuanzang, a monk of the Tang Dynasty, who took his three disciples, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand, to India to obtain the true scriptures after going through 81 difficulties. Although it was classified as a novel, it contained some mythological elements such as the supernatural powers of Sun Wukong, the various monsters and demons that Tang Sanzang and his disciples encountered. Therefore, it could be said that Journey to the West was a novel that contained elements of mythical stories.

Journey to the West was a classical Chinese novel, also known as the Journey to the Western Regions of the Great Tang Dynasty. It told the story of Xuanzang, a monk of the Tang Dynasty, and his three disciples, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Wujing, who went to India to obtain the true scriptures after going through 81 difficulties. Although it is widely regarded as one of the ancient Chinese mythological stories, it also contains some fictional elements such as the supernatural powers of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie and Sha Wujing, as well as various magical experiences on the way to obtain the scriptures. Therefore, Journey to the West could be regarded as a novel with mythical colors.