What are the values reflected in traditional games stories?

In English traditional stories, values like courage are often shown. For example, in 'Robin Hood', Robin shows courage by standing up to the rich and powerful who oppress the poor. Another value is loyalty. In 'King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table', the knights are loyal to their king.

Indian audio stories often reflect values like family unity. In many tales, the family sticks together through tough times. Another value is respect for elders, which is shown by the characters' behavior towards their older family members. Also, there is the value of karma, where good deeds are rewarded and bad deeds punished.

Mexican children stories often reflect family values. For example, in many stories, family members support each other through difficult times, like in 'The Family of the Little Bird'. Also, respect for nature is a common value. Stories such as 'The Magic Tree' show how characters interact with and respect the natural world around them.

The value of hard work can be seen in Nigerian bedtime stories as well. Characters often have to go through difficult tasks or long journeys. They don't give up easily and keep striving until they achieve their goals. This reflects the Nigerian belief that hard work pays off and is necessary for success in life.

Many folklore bedtime stories reflect the value of kindness. For example, in stories like 'Cinderella', Cinderella's kindness towards others, even when she is treated poorly, is rewarded in the end. It shows that being good - hearted is important.

Peruvian children stories are rich in cultural values. One of the main values is the connection to the Inca heritage. Tales often include references to Inca gods, kings, and traditions, teaching children about their roots. Additionally, the value of hard work is shown. For instance, in stories about farmers or artisans, their dedication to their work is highlighted. Also, there is a strong sense of hospitality in these stories. Characters are always welcoming strangers and sharing what they have, which is a cultural trait in Peru. It's all about passing on these positive values to the younger generation.

Friendship is also a common value. Like in 'The Little Prince', the prince makes friends with the fox, and they have a special bond. It teaches kids that friends can be found in unexpected places and that true friendship is precious.

Many Czech children stories also show the value of hard work. In tales where characters have to go on a journey or complete a task, like the little mole in 'The Little Mole Who Knew It Was None of His Business' trying to figure out what happened, they are constantly working towards a goal. This teaches kids that they should be persistent in what they do.

Hebrew children's stories often reflect values like family. For example, in stories like 'Joseph and His Coat of Many Colors', the family relationships, both the good and the bad, are central. Also, faith is a big part of it. In 'The Story of Jonah', Jonah's journey is related to his relationship with God, showing the importance of having faith. Another value is perseverance. Just like in 'David and Goliath', David doesn't give up even though he is facing a huge giant.

Many South African children stories reflect the value of community. For example, in stories where the whole village comes together to solve a problem or celebrate a festival. It shows children that working together and supporting each other is important.