Angels [English angels]

Angel, English name Angel, comes from Greek angelos = emissary. In Judaism, Islam and Christianity, the concept of angel is very similar. They are souls who serve God. God sent them to help those in need and convey God's will. They are God's spokesmen on earth. Angels are in the shape of people (that is, the shape of gods). They will shine on their bodies, with rings on their heads and wings behind them. Although many people claim to have witnessed the appearance of angels. However, the angel itself is a spiritual body without substance, and there are few examples of materialization, and it will consume a lot of spiritual strength. If it wants to appear in a physical state without consuming mental strength, it must be possessed. But because angels are "pure bodies", they can't be attached to any creature, and the only thing that can be attached is a body without original sin (a creature without soul). Angels are the embodiment of pure "good", so they will never tolerate the existence of "evil", but they are not friends of human beings. According to the Old Testament, angels will severely punish sinners according to God's command. For example, it killed185,000 Assyrian soldiers (kings) overnight, and all the first-born children and livestock of all Egyptians died (leaving Egypt).

Angels can take flowers away, but the fragrance of flowers will stay. ...

Brief introduction of the author

Hans christian andersen (1805 ~ 1875) was born in a poor Danish family. His father is a shoemaker and his mother is a laundryman. When he was 1 1 years old, he went and was regarded as the lowest apprentice. He had no formal education, but he studied hard on his own, and later went to grammar schools and universities to study. He is eager to be an actor, write plays and travel notes. 1835, his first story to tell children was published. Since then, he has dedicated a fairy tale to children almost every year. Until three years before his death, he wrote 168 fairy tales.

Brief introduction of translator

Ye Junjian (19 14 ~ 1999) is a writer, translator and children's writer in China. Pen name horse. Hubei Hongan people. From 65438 to 0933, he went to Wuhan University to study foreign literature and began to write after school. 1937 published a collection of short stories in esperanto, The Forgotten Man. After graduating from college, I went to Japan to teach English and Esperanto. Engaged in anti-Japanese literary activities in Wuhan after the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War. Later, he went to Hongkong and became the editor-in-chief of China Writers, an English publication. He also translated the excellent works of China's Anti-Japanese War literature into foreign languages and published them abroad. After the outbreak of the Pacific War, he taught in Chongqing University, Central University and Fudan University successively. 1944 went to Britain to publicize China people's anti-Japanese deeds. After the end of World War II, he studied European literature at Cambridge University in England, and wrote the novel Mountain Village in English, describing the peasants in the mountain village who were involved in the revolutionary wave with strangeness and confusion during the first revolutionary civil war, and also wrote They Fly to the Distance and a collection of short stories, Ignorance and Forgetting. 1949 Return to China in autumn. Work in the Foreign Affairs Committee. Since 1950s, he has been the deputy editor-in-chief of China Literature (English version). After the 1970s, he completed the trilogy "Spark on the Earth", "Freedom" and "Dawn", describing the great changes in China society from the eve of the Revolution of 1911 to the May 4th Movement, and showing the scene of class struggle from rural areas to cities. He is also a writer of children's literature. Many of his works are based on foreign history, legends and real life, which broadens the horizons of children's readers in China. His most important translation is The Complete Works of Andersen's Fairy Tales.