The story of Bert, Bert and Bill

Nowadays, children know so much that it's unbelievable! It's hard to say what they don't know. It is said that storks fished them out of wells or mill sluices and gave them to their parents as children-they thought it was an old story and wouldn't believe it at all. But this is the only true thing.

but how did the children get to the mill sluice and the well? Indeed, no one knows, but at the same time some people know. Have you ever looked at the sky and those meteors carefully in the starry night? You can see that there seems to be a star falling and disappearing! Even the most learned people can't explain clearly what they don't know. But if you know, you can explain. It's like a Christmas candle; It fell from the sky and went out. It is a "big star of soul" from God. It flies underground; When it comes into contact with our heavy air, it loses its luster. It becomes something invisible to our naked eyes, because it is much lighter than our air: it is a child sent down from the sky-an angel, but it has no wings, because this little thing is going to become a person. It flies gently in the air. The wind sends it into a flower. This may be an orchid, a dandelion, a rose, or a cherry blossom. It lies in the flower and restores its spirit.

Its body is so light that a fly can take it away. In any case, bees can take it away, and bees often fly around looking for honey in flowers. If the air child makes trouble on the road, they will never send it back, because they can't bear to do so. They took it to the sun and put it on the petals of water lilies. It climbed into the water from here; It sleeps and grows in the water until the stork sees it and sends it to the home of a person who is looking forward to a lovely child. But whether this little guy is cute or not depends entirely on whether he drank clean spring water or ate mud and green grass by mistake-the latter will make people very unclean.

As soon as the stork sees a child at first sight, it will pick him up and not choose him. This came to a good family and met the ideal parents; The man who came to the house of the extremely poor might as well stay in the mill sluice.

These little guys can't remember at all what dreams they had under the petals of water lilies. Under the sleeping lotus, frogs often sing to them: "Pavilion, Pavilion! Hey, hey! " In human language, this is equivalent to saying, "Please try now and see if you can fall asleep and have a dream!" " They can't remember which flower they were lying in at first, and what kind of fragrance the flower gave off. But when they grow up, there is something about them that makes them say, "I love this flower best!" " This flower is the flower they slept in when they were children of air.

The stork is a very old bird. He is very concerned about how the little guys he sent live and behave well. He can't help them or change their environment because he has his own family. But he didn't forget them in his mind.

I know a very kind old stork. He has rich experience. He has sent many little guys to people's homes. He knows their history-there is always a little bit of mud and green grass in the mill sluice. I asked him to tell me the resume of any one of them. He said that he could tell me not only the history of one little guy, but also three, all of which happened in Bertelson's house.

Bertelson's family is a very lovely one. Bertelson is one of the 32 senators in the town, and this is a glorious job. He works with these 32 people all day and often entertains with them. The stork sent a little Bert to his house-Bert was a child's name. The next year, the stork sent another child. They called him Peter. Then the third child came; His name is Bill, because Bert, Bert and Bill are all part of the name Bertelson.

so they became three brothers. They are three meteors, who have slept in three different flowers and lived under the petals of water lilies in the mill sluice. The stork sent them to Bertelson's house. This house is located on a street corner, as you all know.

they have grown into adults both physically and mentally. They hope to be a little greater than those 32 people.

Bert said that he wanted to be a robber. He once saw Brothers of the Devil (note: ① The original text is "? EraDiavolo”。 This is French opera composer Aubert (D.? E.E.Auber, 1782-1871) was an opera that was first performed in 183. "Brother Devil" was the nickname of an Italian gangster, Michellepezza (1771-186). He was shot and killed for leading guerrillas to recapture Italy's lost Naples from the French. ) this play, so he definitely thinks that being a thief is the happiest thing in the world.

Peter wants to be a rag collector. As for Bill, he is a gentle and kind boy, round and fat, and only likes biting his nails-this is his only shortcoming. He wants to be a "father". If you ask them what they want to do in the world, each of them will answer you like this.

they go to school. One is a monitor, one is the last one in the exam, and the third one is neither bad nor bad. Even so, they may be equally good and intelligent, but in fact they are-this is what their very far-sighted parents said.

they attend the children's dance. They smoked cigars when no one was present. They gained knowledge and made many friends.

Like a robber, Bert has been stubborn since he was very young. He is a very naughty child, but his mother says it's because he has worms in his body. Naughty children always have worms-mud in their bellies. His stubbornness and stubbornness flared up on his mother's new silk dress one day.

"My lamb, don't push the coffee table!" She said. "You'll overturn the cream pot and make a big oil stain on my new silk dress!"

The "lamb" grabbed the butter pot and poured a pot of cream on his mother's clothes. Mother had to say, "Lamb! Lamb! You are so inconsiderate! " But she had to admit that the child had a strong will. Strong will indicates character, which is a very promising phenomenon in my mother's eyes.

he may become a robber, but he didn't really become a robber. He just looks like a robber: he wears a bonnet, a bare neck and long, messy hair. He wants to be an artist, but only in clothes. In fact, he looks like a hollyhock. Some people he painted are also like hollyhocks, because he painted them all long and thin. He likes this kind of flower very much, because the stork said that he once lived in a hollyhock.

Bitter once slept in the Jin Fenghua, so there is a butter expression around his mouth (Note: Jin Fenghua is "SmArblomst" in Danish, which literally means "butter flower", because this flower is very similar to butter. "butter expression" is a word created by Andersen according to this meaning. ); His skin is yellow, and it is easy for people to believe that butter will come out as long as a knife is cut on his face. He is like a natural butter seller; He himself is a butter sign. But he is a "click click person" at heart (note: the original is "skraldemand", that is, "scavenger". Andersen played a word game here. Skraldemand is a combination of skralde and mand. The word Skralde alone means a kind of music that makes a monotonous "click" sound. )。 He represents the musical inheritance of Bertelson's family. "But as far as their family is concerned, there are enough ingredients in music!" The leaders said. He composed 17 new polkas in a star, and he matched them with horns and clicks to form an opera. Well, that's cute!

Bill's face is red and white. He is short and plain. He slept in a daisy. He never strikes back when other children hit him. He said that he is the most reasonable person, and the most reasonable person always gives in. He is a collector; He collected stone pens first, then seals, and finally he got a small box for collecting natural history, which contained all the bones of a stickleback, three mice soaked in alcohol and a peeled mole. Bill is interested in science and enjoys nature. This is a good thing for his parents and himself.

he would rather go to the mountains than go to school. He prefers nature to discipline. His brothers are engaged, and all he thinks about is how to finish the work of collecting waterfowl eggs. His knowledge of animals is much richer than that of people. He thinks that we can't catch up with animals on one of our most important issues-love. He saw that when the female nightingale was hatching eggs, the male nightingale stayed by all night and sang for his dear wife: Didi! Squeak Giggle-Li! Bill can't do such a thing, and he won't even think about it. When the mother stork sleeps in the nest with the children, the father stork stands on the roof with one leg all night. Bill can't stand for an hour like this.

One day when he was studying the contents of a spider's web, he suddenly gave up the idea of getting married completely. Mr. Spider is busy weaving nets in order to catch those careless flies-young, old, fat and thin flies. He lives to weave webs to support his family, but Mrs. Spider lives only for her husband. She ate him in one bite for love: she ate his heart, his head and his belly. Only his thin and long legs remain in the net as a souvenir of his struggle for food and clothing for the whole family. This is the absolute truth he got from natural history. Bill saw it with his own eyes. He studied the problem. "So loved by his wife, so eaten by his wife in a passionate love. No, no one among human beings can love so much, but is it worth it? "

Bill decided not to get married for life! He doesn't even want to kiss, and he doesn't want to be kissed, because kissing may be the first step in marriage. But he got a kiss-a kiss that all of us will get: a firm kiss from death. When we live long enough, death will receive an order: "kiss him to death!" " So people died. God shoots a strong ray of sunlight, which blinds people's eyes. The human soul is like a meteor when it comes and flies away, but it is no longer lying in a flower or dreaming under the petals of a water lily. It has more important things to do. It flies to the eternal country; But no one can tell what this country is like. No one has ever seen it, not even the stork, although he can see far away and knows a lot. He doesn't know much about Bill, though he knows a lot about Bette and Beate. But we've heard enough about them, and I think so have you. So this time I said to the stork, "Thank you." But he asked for the reward of three frogs and a small snake for this ordinary little story, because he was willing to get food as a reward. Would you like to give it to him?

I don't want to. I have neither frogs nor snakes.

the thoughts of Bert, Bert and Bill

Today, I read Andersen's fairy tale Bert, Bert and Bill, which tells us that everyone has an ordinary but extraordinary life. A person is different from birth to growth, and what he pursues in his life, but all roads lead to the same goal, and will eventually end in death, but in spite of this, life still has to go on and live peacefully and quietly.

Betty, Betty and Bill.