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47332The “two brothers” fairy story is about the contradiction caused by family property between brothers in feudal society and expresses people’s appreciation of diligence and honesty.

47333The story of Lady Ye Xian in the Tang Dynasty ghost novel Collective Notes in Youyang 《酉阳杂俎》 is the earliest record of the Cinderella tale in the world.

47334The protagonists in Snake-man stories are often snakes, not turtles or frogs.

47335The “fairy wife complex” refers to a man’s desire to marry a fairy or fairy-like beautiful woman.

47336According to the motif, they can be generally divided into seven basic paradigms: Fairy Wife, Snake-man, Cinderella, Two Brothers, Wolf Grandma, Quirky Child and Magic Treasure.

47337According to the development, Chinese fairy tales can be roughly divided into two periods: classical fairy tales and modern fairy tales.

47338In Chinese traditional culture, fairy tales spontaneously appear by means of myths, legends, fables, folktales, sketches, ghost novels and fantasy novels.

47339There are more than 50,000 Chinese idioms, but only about 1000 of them are most frequently used.

47340While there are very obvious differences between Chinese idioms and English idioms because of historical reasons, there is also commonality and compatibility between them.

47341Chinese idioms are produced in long history of Chinese civilization with feudalism and Buddhism as the main thought, Confucianism and Taoism as a supplement.

47342Pandora's box comes from Roman myth.

47343Cat's paw comes from the Bible.

47344“After one's heart, at the last gasp” comes from the Bible,

47345Dogs are humble animals in China. Most of the dog-related Chinese idioms contain positive meaning.

47346The equivalent English idiom to 雨后春笋　is “spring up like mushrooms”. The British use mushrooms rather than bamboo shoots to describe the phenomenon, because mushrooms grow more rapidly than bamboo shoots in Britain,

47347Because of similar thought patterns and cognitive patterns, Chinese idioms and English idioms share a lot of similarities.

47348People use the phrase “waiting for hares by a tree stump” to describe those who just wait and dream of reaping without sowing.

47349This story　“waiting for hares by a tree stump”　comes from the Five Vermin in The Works of Han Feizi(韩非子?五蠹).

47350The idiom “showing off axe skills before Lu Ban” is from folklores.

47351The idiom “Yu Gong moving the mountains” is from myths.

47352The idiom “being humble enough to consult one’s inferiors” comes from history.

47353The idiom “tying up the hair and jabbing the legs” is from myths.

47354The idiom “carving on the gunwale of a moving boat” is from poetry.

47355Generally speaking, the source of idioms lies in fables, myths, real history, famous sentences and so on.

47356Chinese idioms are four-character in structure and usually have their sources.

47357Proverbs and sayings are included in idioms according to the definition of idioms.

47358According to the Dictionary of Modern Chinese, Chengyu are fixed, concise and comprehensive phrases or short sentences that have been widely used for a long time.

47359In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Chinese fables absorbed the ideology and artistic techniques of European fables, without inheriting their own national tradition.

47360Both the Pre-Qin fables and Aesop's Fables have complex plots, usually with two or more conflicts in one story.

47361In the State of Chu, people took dragons as their totems.

47362In the Wei, Jin and the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the introduction of Buddhist sutra fables brought new elements to the creation of Chinese fables.

47363Fables served as the bridges between the primitive mythological thinking and the rational thinking.

47364Pre-Qin fables didn’t become an independent literary genre, and they were affiliated to the works of various scholars.

47365The narration of the story and morality are usually separated in Pre-Qin fable stories.

47366Pre-Qin fables are literati’s creation by scholars and philosophers; while Aesop’s Fables are folk oral literature created by a lower class, such as the slave Aesop.

47367The main characters in Pre-Qin fables are mainly folk figures, historical figures, and fictional figures.

47368In respect of main characters, animals are the leading role in Pre-Qin fables; while human beings are the leading role in Aesop’s fables.

47369Aesop's Fables were written by Aesop, a slave and storyteller believed to have lived in ancient Greece in the 6th century B.C..

47370The Crow and the Pitcher　is a pre-Qin fable.

47371The fable The Donkey in Qianzhou may reflect Liu Zongyuan’s complicated inner world following the failure of his political struggle: frustration, regret and even despair.

47372Liu Zongyuan wrote the fable The Donkey in Qianzhou during his relegation.

47373The fable The Donkey in Qianzhou may not only satirize the ignorance of the troublesome man, but also imply that a competent man has no opportunity to show his talents.

47374The donkey in the fable The Donkey in Qianzhou is an artistic image of a huge thing with formidable appearance and great ability.

47375Liu Zongyuan’s well-known fables Three Precepts are The Elk in Linjiang, The Donkey in Qianzhou and The Rats in a Family in Yongzhou.

47376Some Chinese fables and English idioms convey the same connotative meaning but with different images.

47377The idiom“paint the lily” means　“icing on the cake ”.

47378Looking into its social and historical roots, we can see that drawing feet for a snake is very ridiculous.

47379Fables were closely related to the poetry and prose innovation in the Tang and Song Dynasties.

47380In the Han Dynasty, the fable creation mainly inherited the characteristics of the works in the Qin Dynasty.

47381There were some fables in oracle bone inscriptions in the Shang Dynasty.

47382Fables came into being earlier than myths.

47383Fables have two main elements: storytelling and morality.

47384Qu Yuan is the representative of patriotism.

47385The monkey king became famous in heaven and on earth after he had become immortal.

47386In China, we call people who have contributed a lot to the country heroes, including but not limited to people's heroes, labor heroes, war heroes, revolutionary heroes, and space heroes.

47387Mulan took the place of her father and joined the army to fight against Japanese pirates.

47388In both Chinese and western cultures, a hero is a person of outstanding qualities.

47389Mulan is good at martial arts and writing.

47390Cai Wenji is considered as a Chinese heroine.

47391Zhuge Liang “borrowed” arrows from Cao Cao with boats and archers.

47392Asking Zhuge Liang to make 100,000 arrows in 10 days, Sun Quan needed arrows in water warfare.

47393Guan Yu accepted one gift from Cao Cao, which is a sword.

47394Guan Yu was honored as “Martial Sage”, enjoying the equal status with the “Civil Sage”, Confucius?

47395Among Chinese cultural heroes, Bao Zheng is the symbol of integrity.

47396Yue Fei was put into prison and executed for the guilt of Moxuyou.

47397Yue Fei’s mother was upright and open-minded, who treated Yue Fei in a strict way.

47398Su Wu was a diplomat in Han dynasty, whose spirit of never giving up and loyalty influences generations of people.

47399After being detained by the Huns, Su Wu managed to escape to the Lake Baikal and made a living there through herding sheep.

47400Chinese national heroes, such as Huo Qubing, Wen Tianxiang, are people who contribute a lot to the country and people.

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