The Fisherman and the Golden Fish|渔夫和金鱼经典英文绘本

The Fisherman and the Golden Fish|渔夫和金鱼

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原著作者|亚历山大·普希金
  • By the blue sea  lived an old couple in a poor mud hut
  • They had stayed there together  for thirty-three years
  • The fisherman went fishing  while his wife stayed to spin
  • One day  he cast his net twice  but found only mud
  • The third time  he caught a tiny shining golden fish
  • The fish spoke in a human voice  trembling and begging
  • Kind man  please let me go  I will give you a great reward
  • The fisherman was shocked  for he had never heard a fish speak
  • He asked for nothing  and gently put it back into the water
  • God be with you  little fish  I need nothing from you
  • He went home  and told his wife about this miracle
  • But the old woman pointed at the broken basin  and cursed him
  • You fool  You should have asked for a new washbasin at least
  • The fisherman went to the sea  and the water was soft blue
  • The fish granted his wish  and she got a new basin
  • But soon  she kicked it away and demanded a big wooden house
  • The fisherman went back to the sea  which was now a bit green
  • The fish agreed  and a beautiful house appeared in the yard
  • Then the woman wanted more  desiring to be a noble lady
  • The fisherman went to the sea  and the water turned dark and cloudy
  • She lived in a grand stone house  and even struck the poor old man
  • A few days later  she shouted to be the Queen of the land
  • The fisherman walked back  The sea was grey and the waves rolled
  • The fish agreed again  and she wore a heavy gold crown
  • Finally  she wanted to rule the sea and make the fish her servant
  • The man knelt by the shore  The sea was black and the storm roared
  • The fish came  said nothing  and vanished into the deep
  • The fisherman waited a long time  until the waves washed everything away
  • When he walked home  the palace and the guards were gone
  • Only the poor mud hut  stood there in the wind
  • The woman sat by the door  with the old broken basin
  • The sea became calm  as if nothing had ever happened
  • Greed is like a bubble  that grows until it finally bursts