格林童话故事第：蓝灯The blue light
从前，有一个士兵，为国王服役多年，数次负伤，可是战争结束时，国王却对他说："现在你可以解甲归田了，我不再需要你继续服役。我只给为我服役的人发饷，所以从我这儿你再也得不到一个子儿了。"
可怜的士兵不知该靠什么度日。他拖着沉重的脚步往家走，傍晚时分来到了一片大森林。他看见一所房子里透出一点儿灯光，房子里住着一个巫婆。"给我一个睡觉的地方，再给我一点儿吃的和喝的吧，"他对巫婆说，"我已经快不行了。""嗬，嗬，"她回答说，"谁肯无缘无故地给一个逃兵什么呢?不过，要是你听我的吩咐，我倒愿意对你发发慈悲，收留你住下。"
"你想叫我做什么呢?"士兵问道。
"明天给我松园子里的土。"
士兵满口答应。第二天，他拼命干了一整天，可天黑时还是没干完。
"我看，"巫婆说，"今儿个你只能干这么多了，我呢，愿意再留你住一夜，可你得给我劈一大堆木柴。"
士兵又干了一整天。可是，到了晚上，巫婆提出他应该再住一夜。
"我叫你明天干的活儿很轻松。在我屋子后边，有一口干枯的老井，我有一盏灯掉下去了。这盏灯发蓝光，永远也不会熄灭，你帮我把它捡上来。"
第二天，老巫婆领着士兵来到井边，用筐子把他放到了井里。他找到了那盏发蓝光的灯，接着发出信号，让巫婆把他拉上去。巫婆把他往上拉着，谁知他快到井口的时候，巫婆却伸手想把蓝灯夺走。士兵呢，发觉她没安好心，就冲她说："不，我不能把灯给你，我得先上到地面才行。"巫婆一听，火冒三丈，把士兵又扔回了井里，自己却走了。
可怜的士兵被摔在了井底，倒没有伤着。那盏蓝灯还在闪闪发光，可这有什么用呢?他感觉自己必死无疑了，心里涌现出了无限的哀伤，呆呆地坐了好久。后来，他无意中把手神进口袋里，摸到了他的烟斗，发现里边还装着半斗烟丝。"这是我最后的享受啦。"他心里想于是把烟斗从口袋里拿出来，就着蓝灯的火焰把它点燃，开始抽了起来。烟雾在井底冉冉升腾，在井中弥漫。忽然间，一个皮肤黝黑的小人儿出现在他的面前，问他说：
"先生，您有何吩咐?"
"我怎么能对你呼来唤去呢?"
"对您，"小人儿回答说，"我是有求必应的。"
"那好哇，"士兵说，"帮我从井里出去吧。"
小人儿拉起他的手，提起蓝灯，领着他穿过一条地道。途中，他把巫婆聚敛隐藏起来的金银财宝指给士兵看，士兵尽其所能，搬走了不少金子。
回到地面上之后，士兵对小人儿说："请你去把那个巫婆捆起来，让她接受审判。"
不大一会儿，巫婆就骑着一只雄性大野猫，令人毛骨悚然地尖叫着，从士兵面前一闪而过。小人儿说："审判完毕，巫婆已上了绞刑架。"
然后，小人儿问："先生，您还有什么吩咐?"
士兵回答说："暂时没有了，你可以回家了。不过，我一叫你，你必须马上就到。"
"不必叫，"小人儿解释说，"您只要用蓝灯的火焰点燃烟斗，我马上就来到您身边了。"说完，他便无影无踪了。
士兵回到原来的城市，住进最高档的旅馆，订做了许多漂亮服装，还吩咐旅馆给他准备一间装饰得富丽堂皇的房间。一切安排就绪之后，他唤来皮肤黝黑的小人儿，对他说："服役期间，我对国王忠心耿耿，他却把我赶走，让我忍饥挨饿，现在我要报这个仇。"
"让我做什么呢?"小家伙问。
"等夜深了，你去宫里把公主背来，让她给我当女仆。"
小人儿说："这易如反掌，可对您却有危险。"
午夜钟声刚敲响，士兵的房门被一下子推打开了，小人儿把公主背进房间。
"啊哈，你来啦!"士兵喊叫道，"快去拿扫帚，把房间好好打扫一下。"
公主打扫完毕，他把公主叫到扶手椅前，伸出双脚，吩咐她脱去他的*。然后，他把*冲着公主的脸上扔过去，叫她把*擦干净，要擦得乌黑锃亮。公主困乏得眼睛都快睁不开了，却心甘情愿、一声不吭地忙这忙那。公鸡啼鸣时，小人儿又把公主背回宫里，放在床上。
第二天早上，公主去见父亲，告诉父亲她做了一个希奇古怪的梦。"我被人背着，快得跟闪电一样，穿过一条又一条的街道，送进一个士兵的房间。我被迫像女仆一样地伺候他，扫房间，擦皮靴。虽说这只是一个梦，可是我却筋疲力尽，好像真的干了那些活儿似的。"
"也许这不是一个梦，"国王说，"听我说，把你的口袋里装满豌豆，然后在口袋上戳个小窟窿;要是再有人来背你走，豆子就会掉在街道上，这样就可以发现你的去处。"
国王说这番话的时候，小人儿隐了身就站在旁边，听得真真切切。夜里，小人儿又来背睡梦中的公主，穿过街道时，的确有豌豆从口袋里掉出来，却不起任何作用，原来那个小机灵鬼儿事先在每一条街道上都洒上了豌豆。公主呢，再次被迫像女仆一样，辛勤劳作到鸡叫。
第二天早上，国王差人出去寻找踪迹，却是枉费心机，因为条条街道上都有成群的穷孩子在拾豌豆，嘴里还嚷嚷着：
"昨天夜里一定下了豌豆雨啦。"
"咱们得另想办法，"国王说，"你**时，别脱鞋子。你从那儿回来之前，藏起来一只，我一定能找到它。"
这回又让皮肤黝黑的小人儿给听见了。当天夜里，士兵吩咐他去把公主背来时，他对士兵说："这次我可不知如何是好。要是在您的房间里搜出鞋子来，那您就遭殃啦。"
"照我说的去做。"士兵回答道。
于是，公主第三天夜里又来做苦工，但是，这一回，公主在被背回去之前，却把一只鞋藏在了士兵的床底下。
第二天早上，国王派人出去在全城寻找他女儿的鞋，结果在士兵的房间里搜到了。士兵呢，经过小人儿的再三请求，已经急急忙忙地逃出城去，但还是很快就被追上了关进了监牢。匆忙逃走时，他忘记了带上至关重要的东西--那盏蓝灯和金子。他身上只有几个硬币。他戴着沉重的镣铐，站在牢房窗口，看到一个当年的同伴打外边走过。这位同伴走过来时，他敲了敲玻璃窗，对他说："要是你愿意去把我忘在旅馆的小包裹取来，我一定好好酬谢你。"同伴跑去很快就把包裹取回来了。同伴刚走，他马上就用蓝灯的火焰点燃了烟斗，他的那位皮肤黝黑的小朋友一下子又站在了他身边。"别害怕，"小人儿说，"不管他们把您押往哪里，您去就是啦，可是千万别忘记了带上蓝灯。"
次日，国王对士兵开庭审判。尽管他并无大罪，却被判了死刑。在被推上绞刑架之前，他恳求国王恩准他最后一个请求。
"恩准什么呀?"国王问道。
"恩准我在路上抽一袋烟。"
"你可以抽三袋。不过，你别忘了，三袋烟可救不了你的命。"国王反唇相讥。
士兵抽出烟斗，用蓝灯的火焰点着了。一个烟圈刚刚袅袅地升起，小人儿手里握着一根短棍，就已经站在了他的面前，问他说："主子，您有什么吩咐?"
"去把那些人面兽心的法官给我揍趴下，对那个国王千万也别手软，他待我坏透了。"
小人儿气冲牛斗，挥舞着短棍大打出手，周围的人个个被他打倒在地。国王匍匐在地，为了保全性命，答应把王国让给士兵，并且把女儿许配给他。
蓝灯英文版：
The blue light
There was once on a time a soldier who for many years had served the King faithfully, but when the war came to an end could serve no longer because of the many wounds which he had received. The King said to him, "Thou mayst return to thy home, I need thee no longer, and thou wilt not receive any more money, for he only receives wages who renders me service for them." Then the soldier did not know how to earn a living, went away greatly troubled, and walked the whole day, until in the evening he entered a forest. When darkness came on, he saw a light, which he went up to, and came to a house wherein lived a witch. "Do give me one night's lodging, and a little to eat and drink," said he to her, "or I shall starve." - "Oho!" she answered, "who gives anything to a run-away soldier? Yet will I be compassionate, and take you in, if you will do what I wish." - "What do you wish?" said the soldier. "That you should dig all round my garden for me, tomorrow." The soldier consented, and next day labored with all his strength, but could not finish it by the evening. "I see well enough," said the witch, "that you can do no more to-day, but I will keep you yet another night, in payment for which you must to-morrow chop me a load of wood, and make it small." The soldier spent the whole day in doing it, and in the evening the witch proposed that he should stay one night more. "To-morrow, you shall only do me a very trifling piece of work. Behind my house, there is an old dry well, into which my light has fallen, it burns blue, and never goes out, and you shall bring it up again for me." Next day the old woman took him to the well, and let him down in a basket. He found the blue light, and made her a signal to draw him up again. She did draw him up, but when he came near the edge, she stretched down her hand and wanted to take the blue light away from him. "No," said he, perceiving her evil intention, "I will not give thee the light until I am standing with both feet upon the ground." The witch fell into a passion, let him down again into the well, and went away.
The poor soldier fell without injury on the moist ground, and the blue light went on burning, but of what use was that to him? He saw very well that he could not escape death. He sat for a while very sorrowfully, then suddenly he felt in his pocket and found his tobacco pipe, which was still half full. "This shall be my last pleasure," thought he, pulled it out, lit it at the blue light and began to smoke. When the smoke had circled about the cavern, suddenly a little black dwarf stood before him, and said, "Lord, what are thy commands?" - "What commands have I to give thee?" replied the soldier, quite astonished. "I must do everything thou biddest me," said the little man. "Good," said the soldier; "then in the first place help me out of this well." The little man took him by the hand, and led him through an underground passage, but he did not forget to take the blue light with him. On the way the dwarf showed him the treasures which the witch had collected and hidden there, and the soldier took as much gold as he could carry. When he was above, he said to the little man, "Now go and bind the old witch, and carry her before the judge." In a short time she, with frightful cries, came riding by, as swift as the wind on a wild tom-cat, nor was it long after that before the little man re-appeared. "It is all done," said he, "and the witch is already hanging on the gallows. What further commands has my lord?" inquired the dwarf. "At this moment, none," answered the soldier; "Thou canst return home, only be at hand immediately, if I summon thee." - "Nothing more is needed than that thou shouldst light thy pipe at the blue light, and I will appear before thee at once." Thereupon he vanished from his sight.
The soldier returned to the town from which he had come. He went to the best inn, ordered himself handsome clothes, and then bade the landlord furnish him a room as handsomely as possible. When it was ready and the soldier had taken possession of it, he summoned the little black mannikin and said, "I have served the King faithfully, but he has dismissed me, and left me to hunger, and now I want to take my revenge." - "What am I to do?" asked the little man. "Late at night, when the King's daughter is in bed, bring her here in her sleep, she shall do servant's work for me." The mannikin said, "That is an easy thing for me to do, but a very dangerous thing for you, for if it is discovered, you will fare ill." When twelve o'clock had struck, the door sprang open, and the mannikin carried in the princess. "Aha! art thou there?" cried the soldier, "get to thy work at once! Fetch the broom and sweep the chamber." When she had done this, he ordered her to come to his chair, and then he stretched out his feet and said, "Pull off my boots for me," and then he threw them in her face, and made her pick them up again, and clean and brighten them. She, however, did everything he bade her, without opposition, silently and with half-shut eyes. When the first cock crowed, the mannikin carried her back to the royal palace, and laid her in her bed.
Next morning when the princess arose, she went to her father, and told him that she had had a very strange dream. "I was carried through the streets with the rapidity of lightning," said she, "and taken into a soldier's room, and I had to wait upon him like a servant, sweep his room, clean his boots, and do all kinds of menial work. It was only a dream, and yet I am just as tired as if I really had done everything." - "The dream may have been true," said the King, "I will give thee a piece of advice. Fill thy pocket full of peas, and make a small hole in it, and then if thou art carried away again, they will fall out and leave a track in the streets." But unseen by the King, the mannikin was standing beside him when he said that, and heard all. At night when the sleeping princess was again carried through the streets, some peas certainly did fall out of her pocket, but they made no track, for the crafty mannikin had just before scattered peas in every street there was. And again the princess was compelled to do servant's work until cock-crow.
Next morning the King sent his people out to seek the track, but it was all in vain, for in every street poor children were sitting, picking up peas, and saying, "It must have rained peas, last night." - "We must think of something else," said the King; "keep thy shoes on when thou goest to bed, and before thou comest back from the place where thou art taken, hide one of them there, I will soon contrive to find it." The black mannikin heard this plot, and at night when the soldier again ordered him to bring the princess, revealed it to him, and told him that he knew of no expedient to counteract this stratagem, and that if the shoe were found in the soldier's house it would go badly with him. "Do what I bid thee," replied the soldier, and again this third night the princess was obliged to work like a servant, but before she went away, she hid her shoe under the bed.
Next morning the King had the entire town searched for his daughter's shoe. It was found at the soldier's, and the soldier himself, who at the entreaty of the dwarf had gone outside the gate, was soon brought back, and thrown into prison. In his flight he had forgotten the most valuable things he had, the blue light and the gold, and had only one ducat in his pocket. And now loaded with chains, he was standing at the window of his dungeon, when he chanced to see one of his comrades passing by. The soldier tapped at the pane of glass, and when this man came up, said to him, "Be so kind as to fetch me the small bundle I have left lying in the inn, and I will give you a ducat for doing it." His comrade ran thither and brought him what he wanted. As soon as the soldier was alone again, he lighted his pipe and summoned the black mannikin. "Have no fear," said the latter to his master. "Go wheresoever they take you, and let them do what they will, only take the blue light with you." Next day the soldier was tried, and though he had done nothing wicked, the judge condemned him to death. When he was led forth to die, he begged a last favor of the King. "What is it?" asked the King. "That I may smoke one more pipe on my way." - "Thou mayst smoke three," answered the King, "but do not imagine that I will spare thy life." Then the soldier pulled out his pipe and lighted it at the blue light, and as soon as a few wreaths of smoke had ascended, the mannikin was there with a small cudgel in his hand, and said, "What does my lord command?" - "Strike down to earth that false judge there, and his constable, and spare not the King who has treated me so ill." Then the mannikin fell on them like lightning, darting this way and that way, and whosoever was so much as touched by his cudgel fell to earth, and did not venture to stir again. The King was terrified; he threw himself on the soldier's mercy, and merely to be allowed to live at all, gave him his kingdom for his own, and the princess to wife.
拓展阅读
1、格林童话故事读后感
最近我读了世界名著《格林童话》，书中的每一个故事都妙趣横生，小故事蕴含着大道理，读起来朗朗上口，耐人寻味。这本书让我受益匪浅，使我明白了许多道理。
我学会了奉献和分享。《渔夫和他的妻子》讲述的是好心的渔夫救助受伤的小鱼并得到回报，而凶狠的老奶奶因贪得无厌遭到了惩罚，最终又变成了一无所有的故事。这个故事告诉了我们：做人要善良有爱心，要热情帮助别人，要懂得奉献和分享。我学会了理解和宽容。《一枚钻戒》讲述了小米在珠宝店做售货员时一次有惊无险的经历，他为了生存，用真情感动了一名小偷，使钻戒失而复得的故事。这个故事告诉了我们：生活中的许多事情不能只看表面，要学会理解和宽容。我学会了努力与收获。《公主玛琳》讲述了玛琳公主如何通过自己的努力，战胜许多沉重的打击，最后取得了胜利的故事。这个故事告诉我们：努力抓住每一个今天，珍惜每一次际遇，我们才能活得更加精彩。
读完这本书，让我幼小的心灵感受到世间的美与爱，让我的头脑得到了智慧的启迪。这些道理会陪伴我茁壮成长，会让我受益终身！
2、格林童话之画眉嘴国王的故事最新
从前，有一位国王，膝下有一个女儿，美丽非凡，却因此而傲慢无理，目中无人，求婚的人里没有谁中她的意。她不但一个接一个地拒绝他们的美意，而且还对人家冷嘲热讽。
有一回，国王举行盛大宴会，邀请了各地所有希望结婚的男子。先入席的是几个国王，接着入席的是王子、公爵、伯爵和男爵，最**席的是其余所有应邀而来男子。公主走过这个行列，可对每一位横挑鼻子竖挑眼，这位太胖啦，她就用轻蔑的口气说道：“好一个啤酒桶。”那个呢，又高又瘦，她就评头论足地说道：“活像一只大蚊子。”下一个呢，太矮啦……“五大三粗，笨手笨脚。”她又说道。第四个呢，脸色太苍白啦，“一具死尸。”；第五个，脸太红润……“一只公火鸡。”第六个呢，身板儿不够直……“像一快放在炉子后面烤干的弯木头。”就这样，她看谁都不顺眼。
有一位国王，下巴长得有点儿翘，更是免不了遭到她的大肆嘲笑挖苦。“我的天哪！”她一边放声大笑一边高声地说，“瞧这家伙的下巴呀，长得跟画眉嘴一模一样啊！”打那以后，这位国王就落了个诨名——画眉嘴。老国王发现女儿只是在嘲弄人家，对每个前来求婚的人都嗤之以鼻，便大动干火，发誓要把她嫁给第一个上门来讨饭的叫花子。
几天以后，一个走街窜巷卖唱的人在王宫的窗下唱起歌来，想讨一点儿施舍。国王听见了歌声，便吩咐把这个人带来见他。卖唱的衣衫褴褛，肮脏*等，但这些都是人给予的，先验的。空间性和时间性是感性 ，来到国王和公主面前唱了起来，唱完便恳求给他一点儿赏赐。
国王对他说：“你的歌让我很开心，我就把我的女儿许配给你吧。”
公主一听，吓得浑身发抖，国王却接着说：“我发过誓，要把她嫁给第一个到这儿来讨饭的叫花子，我得言而有信。”
抗旨不遵完全是徒劳的。于是，请来了牧师，为公主和这个走街窜巷卖唱的人举行了婚礼。
婚礼结束后，国王说道：“现在你已是一个叫花子的老婆了，不宜再留宫中。你和你丈夫快上路吧。”
叫花子牵着她的手往外就走，公主不得不跟着他离开了王宫。他们俩来到一片大树林前面，公主问：“这片树林是谁的？”
卖唱的便回答道：
“是那位心地善良的画眉嘴国王的呀，
要是你当初嫁给他，现在不就是你的吗？”
公主听了回答说：
“我这个可怜的女孩子啊，当初有点儿翘尾巴，要是嫁给画眉嘴国王就好啦。”
随后，他们俩来到一片绿草地，公主又问：“这片美丽的绿草地是谁的？”
“是那位心地善良的画眉嘴国王的呀，
要是你当初嫁给他，现在不就是你的吗？”
于是，公主又唉声叹气地说：
“我这个可怜的女孩子啊，当初有点儿翘尾巴，要是嫁给画眉嘴国王就好啦。”
接着，他们俩来到一座大城市，公主又问：“这座美丽的城市是谁的？”
“是那位心地善良的画眉嘴国王的呀，
要是你当初嫁给他，现在不就是你的吗？”
公主听了说：
“我这个可怜的女孩子啊，当初有点儿翘尾巴，要是嫁给画眉嘴国王该多好啦。”
“你老是渴望嫁给另一个男人，”卖唱的说，“我听了真气愤。难道我配不上你吗？”
最后，他们俩来到一所很小的房子前，她大声地问：
“这么小的房子我还没见过，
天哪，它会是什么人的窝？
卖唱的回答说：“这是我的房子，也是你的家，我们就共同生活在这里。”
房门又矮又小，公主进去时，不得不弯下腰来，不然就会碰了头。
“佣人在哪儿呢？”公主问道。
“哪来的佣人呀。”叫花子回答说，“干什么事你都得自己动手。喏，你得快点儿把火生起来，把水烧开，然后给我煮饭。我已经累得不行了。”
可是，公主哪里会生火煮饭呀，叫花子只得自己动手，不然就得挨饿。他们的晚饭很简单，晚饭后，就休息了。谁知第二天一大早，他就把她赶下床，逼着她做家务事。
他们就这样过了几天，吃完了所有的存粮，丈夫于是说：“老婆，你看，咱们这样光吃饭，不挣钱，可怎么活下去呀，你来编筐子吧。”
说罢，他就出去砍了些柳枝，扛回家来。公主开始编筐子，可柳枝*又硬，把她娇嫩的双手全弄伤了。
“我觉得，”丈夫说，“这样不行啊，别编筐子啦，你还是纺线吧，也许你会在行些。”
于是，她开始坐下来试着纺线，可是纱线很粗糙，把她柔软的手指勒得鲜血直流。
“你看看，”丈夫又说道，“这算怎么一回事嘛。你什么也干不了，娶了你当老婆，我算倒霉透啦。现在我得做一做陶器生意，卖锅碗瓢盆什么的。你呢，得到市场上去叫卖。”
“天哪，”她心想，“要是我父亲王国里的人来赶集，看到我在那儿叫卖锅碗瓢盆，他们一定会嘲笑我的！”
可是，又有什么别的出路呢？不然就得活活饿死。一开始，她的生意还不错。人们见她长得漂亮，都来买她的东西，而且连价也不还。的确，有几个人付了钱，却又把锅子作为礼物送给她。
夫妻俩靠她卖来的钱生活了一段时间，然后丈夫又进了一批陶器。她坐在市场的一个角落里，把锅碗瓢盆什么的摆放在自己的周围，叫卖起来。谁知一个喝得醉熏熏的骑兵突然打这儿急驰而过，那匹马冲进她的货摊，把所有的陶器踩得粉碎。公主放声大哭，束手无策。“我的天呀，我该怎么办哪？”她呜咽着说，“我丈夫会怎么骂我呀。”于是，她跑回家里，跟丈夫说了自己的遭遇。
“你是一个卖陶器的小贩子，哭管什么用，”她丈夫说，“你什么活儿也干不了。我只得跑到咱们国王的宫殿里，打听了一下你能不能在那儿当个帮厨女佣。人家答应先试用一段时间，还有，你在那里可以白吃饭。”
这样一来，公主就变成了帮厨女佣。她给大师傅打下手，干各种最脏的活儿。她在衣服里缝了一个口袋，在口袋里放了一只带盖的罐子，每天把残羹剩饭盛在里面，带回家中糊口。
为了庆祝国王的长子满十八岁，国王举行了盛大的舞会。在那个不同寻常的夜晚，可怜的年轻女佣躲在上面大厅的门后，偷偷地观望。她目睹着蜡烛一根根点燃，宾客们一个个步入大厅，全都衣着华丽，光彩照人。面对眼前富丽堂皇、令人眼花缭乱的景象，她不无哀伤地想起自己悲惨的命运，站在那里几乎泣不成声。自己一向傲慢无理，目中无人，才落到今天这般贫穷凄惨的境地，她感到痛悔不已。美味佳肴端进端出，香味扑鼻，她馋得口水直流，仆人们不时扔给她一些残渣剩菜，她便装进罐子里，准备带回家去。
国王的长子身着天鹅绒和绸缎衣服，衣服上镶嵌着钻石，脖子上挂着金项链，正朝大厅走去，发现这个可怜的女子站在门后，正偷偷地观望着舞会的情景，王子一把抓住她的手，要和她跳舞，她却不肯。她认出这位王子正是曾经向她求过婚，被她嘲弄侮辱过的那个画眉嘴国王，不禁吓得浑身发抖。可是，不管她怎样挣扎，王子还是硬将她拉进了舞厅。不料，她用来系口袋的线绳，就在这时断了，罐子一下子滚了出来，汤汤水水流了一地，残渣剩菜撒得到处都是。人们一见哄堂大笑，她成了众人的笑柄，羞愧得恨不得有个地缝钻进去。她朝门口冲了过去，想要逃走，可在台阶上被一个男子拦住了去路，又给拉了回来。她定睛一看，这个男子又是画眉嘴国王，国王用亲切和蔼的语气对她说：
“别怕，我和那个跟你生活在破破烂烂的小房子里的叫花子，原本是一个人哪。我很爱你，才乔装打扮成叫花子；那个喝得醉熏熏的、冲进你的货摊，把陶器踩得粉碎的骑兵，也是我呀。我做这些，全是为了克服你的傲慢无礼，惩罚你对新郎的嘲弄。”
公主听罢，痛哭流涕，抽泣着对国王说：“我真是太不应该了，不配做您的妻子。”
画眉嘴国王却安慰她说：“过去的已经过去了。现在我们就举行婚礼吧。”
话音刚落，宫女们随即走了过来，给她打扮得花枝招展。她父亲和宫里的人也来了，祝贺她和画眉嘴国王新婚幸福。
3、格林童话故事读后感
《格林童话》是由丹麦的雅克布-格兰和弟弟威廉一起创作的，这对兄弟还被称为“格林兄弟”呢！
童话故事里有许多的人物，小红帽、灰姑娘、白雪公主等，每个不同的人物，都有不同的爱好，有恶有丑、有善有美。其中我最喜欢的是灰姑娘，在姐姐们和继母的恶毒对待中，她仍然不反抗，保持一颗善良的心，漂亮的灰姑娘参加了午夜晚会，和王子跳舞，穿上了水晶鞋，成为了王妃，恶毒的姐姐们被夺去了双眼，这就叫做“善有善报，恶有恶报”！
拇指姑娘是一位身材非常非常小的一个女该，她在花苞里睡觉，不小心被一只青蛙抢走了，她伤心不已，后来小鱼儿帮她逃了出来。遇到了金龟子，还有田鼠…。最后年轻的国王与她相遇了，他们相爱了，过上看幸福生活。这就是表示真诚的对待生活，每个人都会得到幸福的！
《格林童话》里面的故事很动人，每个人物都栩栩如生，让我沉浸在里面，让我明白了很多道理，我爱这本书！
4、格林童话之画眉嘴国王的故事最新
从前，有个国王，昏庸无道，百姓都生活在水深火热之中。一天，他听说有一种能把一个人分成好几个人的分身术，便下旨告知天下所有人：如果谁能把国王分成几个国王，就把半个江山给他。
这个消息很快传开了，一个法力高强的道人知道后，决定去趟王宫拜见这个国王。
道人来到了王宫里，见到了国王，并且对国王称自己就是会分身术之人。国王听了这个道人的话后，高兴极了：“快，快，快，快点给我变一下吧！”
这时，道人让一位公公前来站在他的跟前。只见道人向着公公挥了几下手，一下子就变出了好几个一模一样的公公来。
“太神奇了！”国王大声喊道：“快，快，快，快把我变成很多的国王。我要去不同的地方去，快点。”
道人听了国王的话后，忙对国王说：“分身术虽然好，但如果分了身只能做好事不能做坏事，否则会得到惩罚的。”
国王这时只想着把自己分成好几个国王，道人的警告根本没记心上，忙叫道士赶快施法。
道人于是就向着国王挥了挥手，不一会，就变成了三个一模一样的国王。
“太好了！太好了！这样我就能周游世界了，哈哈哈哈。”
真国王留在了王宫里，那三个分身术变成的国王早已不见了踪影，他们都去了不同的城市。
第一个分身术变的国王来到了集市上，看到什么就拿什么，看到好吃的东西伸手拿了就走，也不付银子。第二个分身术变的国王看到一位老婆婆在数银子立马抢了过来。第三个分身术变的国王在街上看到一位漂亮的姑娘，就在后边不停的追赶着那位姑娘。就在国王想要非礼姑娘时，突然间，第三个分身术变成的那个国王不见了，只看见地上有一只青蛙呱呱的叫个不停——这一切都是那个道人安排好的，因为他曾经向国王说过，分了身之后只能做好事，不能做坏事，否则会得到惩罚的。
王宫里的真国王得知真相后，气愤极了：“大胆！道人敢把我的分身变成一只青蛙！来人啊！快把这个可恶的道人拉出去，把他的头砍了！”
道人听了国王的话后，顿时哈哈大笑起来：“如果国王不想活的话，你就让人把我的头砍掉吧！我*，国王你也活不了，哈哈哈哈。”
这时，国王听了道人的话后，更加生气了：“快，快，快把把道人的头砍下来！”
就在砍掉道人的头那一刻，国王的头也跟着掉了下来。这时，从天上飞下来一只天狗，叼起国王的头飞上了天。
原来，这个道人是位仙人所变，当他得知国王是个昏君时，特意施法把国王的头砍下来，那只天狗也是道人施法变成的。国王得到了惩罚，这下很多的老百姓高兴极了。道人把王宫里的金银财宝全都分给了那些穷人们，从此百姓们过上了幸福的生活。
5、格林童话故事读后感
我喜欢读格林童话，因为格林童话里有好多精彩的故事，其中我最喜欢小兔子的新娘。其中的几个小节是这样的。
从前，一个女人和她的女儿住在一起，她们拥有一个栽种着卷心菜的漂亮的庭园。冬天，一只小兔子来到园子里，把卷心菜全都给啃吃了。因此，女人对她的女儿说：“快到园子里，把吃菜的小兔子赶跑！”女儿对小兔子说﹕“去！去！你这兔子，难道还想把卷心菜都吃光了呀！”小兔子对那女儿说：“来呀，姑娘！你坐在我的尾巴上，我带你到小兔窝棚里看一看！”姑娘没有去。
第二天，小兔子又来吃卷心菜了。因此，那女人又对她的女儿说﹕“快到园子里去，把吃菜的小兔子赶跑！”女儿对小兔子说﹕“去！去！你这兔子，难道还想把卷心菜全都吃光了呀！”小兔子说：“来呀，姑娘！你坐在我的尾巴上，我带你到小兔窝棚里去看一看。”姑娘没有理睬它。
第三天，小兔又来吃卷心菜。女人又让她的女儿赶走小兔子。姑娘对小兔子说：“去！去！你这兔子，想把卷心菜全都吃光了呀！”小兔子说：“来呀，姑娘！你坐在我的尾巴上，我带你到小兔窝棚里坐一坐！”姑娘真的坐在了小兔子的尾巴上了。小兔子把她带到很远的一个小窝棚里。
这些小节告诉我小兔子总是去吃卷心菜，然后女人叫女儿把小兔子赶走，小兔子总对姑娘说：“去我的小兔窝棚里坐坐吧。”姑娘有两次对小兔子不理不睬，最后一次〔shubaoc.com〕真的跟小兔子走了。
这使我感到纳闷：小兔子为啥要小女孩去？可能是小女孩心地善良的缘故吧。善待别人，不就是善待自己吗？
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