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经典少儿英语故事皇帝的新装

经典少儿英语故事-皇帝的新装

Manyyearsagotherewasakingwholikedtowearnicenewclothes.Hisordertowearbeautifulclothesandflowerstoallthemoneyup,andhedidnotcareabouthisarmy,notlikethetheater.Excepttoshowoffhisnewclothes,hedidnotlikethecarriagethepark.Everydayhehadacoatforeveryhour.Peoplealwayssaid,referringtotheemperor:

“Theemperorintheconferenceroom.”Butwhenpeoplementionhim,alwayssaid:

.“Theemperorinthelockerroom.”

Helivedinthebigcity,lifeisveryrelaxed,veryhappy.Manyforeignerscomeeveryday.Onedaytwoswindlers.Theysaidtheywereweavers.Theysaytheycannotimaginewhoweavethemostbeautifulcloth.Thisfabriccolorsandpatternsarenotonlyverybeautiful,butalsouseittosewclothesoutthereisastrangerole,andthatisallincompetentorstupidpeoplecannotseetheclothes.

“That’swhatmyfavoriteclothes!

”Thoughttheemperor.“Iwearsuchclothes,youcanseemykingdomwhoisincompetent;Icandistinguishwhoisawiseman,whoisafool,Iwanttocallthemimmediatelysowovencloth.come!

“hepaidalotofmoneytotheswindlers,theymightbegintheirwork.

Theysetuptwolooms,andpretendedtolookatwork,butwhatdidnotontheirlooms.Theyaskedforthefinestsilkandgoldtothem.Theyputthesethingsintotheirownpockets,butpretendedworkonthatemptyloomstilllateatnight.

“Iwonderhowtheygetonwiththecloth,”saidtheemperor.However,heimmediatelythoughtofthestupidorincompetentpersoncannotseethecloth.Hisheartdidfeelsomewhatlesscomfortable.Hebelievedthathehadnothingtofear.Evenso,hestillfeltthefirsttosendamantolookmoreappropriate.Thewholetownheardaboutthisfabrichasastrangepower,soeveryonewouldliketotakethisopportunitytotesttoseeiftheirneighborsjusthowstupid,howsilly.

“Iwanttosendmyhonestoldministertotheweaverstosee,”thoughttheemperor.“Onlyhecanseethatthisiswhatitislikecloth,becauseheisintelligent,andnobodyunderstandshisofficethanhe.”

Sothefaithfuloldministerwenttotwoswindlers.Theyareonemptyloomstoworkwith.

“Thisishowchildren?

”Thoughttheoldman,hiseyeswideopenthereissizedsogreat.

“WhatIcannotseeanything!

”Buthedarenotsayso.

Bothswindlersrequestedhimtocomenear,andaskedhim,fabricpatternisnotverybeautiful,colorisnotverypretty.Theypointedtotheemptylooms.

Thepooroldminister’seyesgrewbigger,buthestillcouldnotseeanything,fortherewasnothingtobeseen.

“MyGod!

”Hethought.“?

AmIastupidpeopledoIneverdoubtedmyselfIcannotsaythatthisthingIdonotdoincompetent-not;..?

IcannotsaythatIcannotseethecloth.”

“Hey,yougotnothingtodo?

”Isaweaverweaversaid.

“Ah,beautiful!

Itwasfantastic!

”Theoldministersaid.Heworeglasseslookcarefully.“Whatabeautifulpattern!

Whatcolors!

Yes,IwilltelltheemperorthatIliketheclothverymuch.”

“Ah,wehearyou,reallyhappy,”saidthetwoweavers.Theyputtheserarecolorsanddescribedthepatternalot,plussomenounchildren.Theoldministerlistenedattentively,inordertogobacktotheEmperor,youcanstillrecite.Infact,hewilldoso.

Boththeswindlersaskedforalotofmoney,moresilkandgold,theysaiditwasnecessarytoweaving.Theyputitallputintothepockets,evenalinenortheloom.Buttheystillcontinuetoworkontheemptylooms.

Soon,theemperorsentanotherhonestofficertosee,itisnottheclothwouldsoonbebetter.Hisluckwasnotbetterthantheheadofaminister:

helookedandlooked,butonthatemptyloomsnothing,whathecannotseethings.

“Youarenotabeautifulpieceofcloth?

”Askedthetwoswindlers.Theypointedtoanumberofbeautifulpatternsandmadesomeexplanation.Infactwhatpatterndidnot.

“I’mnotstupid!

”Theofficialthought.“It’sprobablybecauseIdonotdeservetoplaysuchagoodofficerightnow?

Itisverystrange,butImustnotletanyoneseeit!

”Soheputtheclothhedidnotseealotofpraise,andsaytothem,hewasveryfondofthesebeautifulcolorsandsubtlepatterns.“Yes,thatissobeautiful,”hesaidtotheemperor.

Thatallthepeoplearetalkingaboutthisbeautifulfabric.

Whilethisstillontheloomwhentheemperorwishedtoseeithimself.Hechoseagroupofspeciallydelineatedentourage-includingtwothathavegonetoanhonestminister.Thus,hewouldgotherelivetwocraftyswindlersplacetogo.Thesetwoguysaretoyoursensesweaving,butcannotseetheshadowofalineof“Isitnotbeautiful?

”Saidthetwoofficialssaid.“YourMajesty,whatabeautifulpattern!

Whatabeautifulcolor!

”Theypointedtotheemptylooms,fortheyimaginedtheotherscouldseethecloth.

“Thisisabouthowchildrendo?

”Thoughttheemperor.“Ididnotseeanything!

Thisisridiculous!

AmIastupidperson?

AmIunfittobeemperor?

ThatI’veneverreallyhadmetoneofthemostterriblething.”

“Ah,itisverybeautiful!

”SaidtheEmperor.“Iapprobation!

”

Henoddedinsatisfaction.Hepretendedtolookatverycarefullyloomlook,becausehedidnotwanttosayhesawnothing.Allhisattendantswithhim,lookedandlooked,buttheydidnotseeanythingmore.However,theyalsoliketheemperor,saying:

“ah,verybeautiful!

”Theyadvisedhimofthisstrange,beautifulfabricsmadeclothes,puttheclothesinpersontojointheprocessionwhichwassoontobeheld.“Reallybeautiful!

Reallyfine!

It’sgood!

”Echoedwitheveryone.Everybodyseemedhappy.EmperorgavetheJazzaliarandatitlecanbewornintheirbuttonholemedalperperson;andalsotosealthemas“imperialemployedweavers.”

Thenextmorningtheprocessionwastotakeplace.Inthenightbefore,thetwoswindlersdidnotsleepallnight,lit16candles.Youcanseethattheywerebusytofinishtheemperor’snewclothes.Theypretendedtorolltheclothoffthelooms.Theyusedtwobigscissorscutforawhileintheair,butalsowithneedleswithoutthread,sewapass.Finally,theysaidinunison:

“Lookatthenewclothesareready!

!

”

Emperorwithagroupofhismostnobleknightspersonallyarrived.Thetwoswindlersraisedonehandasiftheywereholdingsomethingup.Theysaid:

“Look,thisisthepants,thisistherobewhichisthecoat!

!

”Andsoon.“It’slikeaspider’sweb,likesoftclothes:

thepersonwearingitwillfeelasiftheydonothavesomethinglike-thisispreciselythebeautyofthedress.”

“Exactly,”Allthecourtiers.Buttheydidnotseeanything,becauseinfactdidnothing.

“Pleaseundresstheemperor,”twofraudssaid,“wewanttoputonnewclothesinfrontofHisMajestythebigmirror.

TheEmperorwasundressedup.Thetwoswindlerspretendedtohavejustsewnnewclothesonebyonetohim.Theygetthereathiswaistforawhile,asifonlinesomethingup:

Thisisaftergarment（Note:

Afterthegarment（Slaebet）isdraggedbehindthedressofalongpieceofcloth;itisthefeudaleraonekindofEuropeanaristocracyattire.）.Herolledhimselfemperorinfrontofthemirror,wiggledherwaist.

“God,howfitthisdressah!

Shapecutjusthowniceah!

”Everyonesaid.“Whatabeautifulpattern!

Whatcolors!

Thisisreallyapreciousclothes!

”

“Wehavebeenoutofthecanopyisready,yourMajestygoout,youcancomeandgoholduptheprocession!

”Saidtheofficialceremony.

“Yes,Iamquiteready,”saidtheEmperor,“Thisiswhattheclothesfitme?

”Sohewentinfrontofthemirror,turninghimselfabit,becausehetoldeveryonetoseehimexamininghisbeautifulclothing.Thosewithintheministerwillbeholdingaftergarment,haveahandleontheEastWesttouchtheground,asiftheyreallylikegarmentpickupthereafter.Theymarching,holdingthehandsoftheair-theydidnotlikepeopletoknowthattheyreallydidnotseeanything.

Theemperorwouldmarchupunderthebeautifulcanopy.Standingonthestreetandwindowsyardpeoplesay:

“!

!

!

Boy,theemperor’snewclothesisreallybeautifulgarmentafterhiscoatfollowinghowbeautifulhowclothesfit”whodonotwantpeopletoknowhecouldnotseeanything,becausethiswillexposethemselvesincompetent,ortoostupid.Emperor’sclothesnevergetsuchuniversalpraise.

“Butwhathedidnotwearclothesah!

”Alittlechildcriedout.

“God,yo,youlistentothevoiceofinnocence!

”Dadsaid.Andwhatthechildhadsaidwaswhisperedspread.

“Hedidnotwearanyclothes!

Thereisachildthathehasnotgotanythingon!

”

“Hereallyisnotwhattowearit!

”Finallyallthepeoplesay.

TheEmperorwasvexed,becauseheknewthatthepeoplespeakisright.Buthedidthinktohimself:

“Ihavetoholdtheprocessionceremonyfinished.”Soheputonamoreproudoftheair,hisvassalswithinwalkingbehindhim,holdingthehandsofanon-existentafterthegarment.

（1837）

Thisstorywaswrittenin1837,thesameyearandtogetherwriteanotherfairytale“LittleSea”syntheticasmallcollectionpublished.Andersonthenonly32yearsold,thatis,hebeganwritingthethirdyearafterthefairytale（theageof30hebegantowritefairytales）.Butthisfairytalecanbeseen,Andersonobservedonsocietyishowdeep.Hereherevealedtotheemperor,ledbytherulingclasshowvanity,extravaganceandwaste,and,mostimportantly,howstupid.Crooksseetheirfeatures,heproposed“allincompetentorstupidpeoplecannotseetheclothes.”Ofcoursetheycannotsee,becausetherearenotanyclothes.Buttheyareguilty,theyareafraidofpeoplefindneitherincompetentandfoolish,theyspokeinpraiseofclothesthatdonotexisthowbeautiful,howbeautifultowearonthebody,butalsoheldaceremonyparadenakedthroughthestreets,lett