The blue bird is attentive to visit

Picked up a feather in the backyard yesterday. Tell your child that the blue bird is visiting our house.

The blue bird is attentive to visit.

When I read Li Shangyin's poem, I asked myself, is this blue bird the same as the fairy tale blue bird I read when I was young?

Read the book again.

The blue bird originally meant the blue bird.

At the end of the fairy tale, the blue bird can also be a dove.

Brother and sister live in poverty with their parents by the forest. His father was a woodcutter, and his mother was busy with daily household chores. The children play carefree in the forest all day, and there is a sick girl neighbor who lives on the road to the forest. There are always many dangers lurking in the forest, and the mother is always worried about the safety of the child. When the siblings came home too late one day, their worried mother punished them for going to bed immediately and not having dinner.

When the father returned home in the evening to appease the angry wife, the wife realized that she was overreacting and brought food to the child's bedroom. The child has fallen asleep.

In the dream, the siblings were awakened by fireworks and music. They unknowingly slipped out of the house to find out. Discover the manor where a lavish party is being held in a forest clearing. Under the shelter of the tree, they observed the wealthy people who seemed to be free from troubles and difficulties and wore beautiful clothes. The party has plenty of food and drinks. The child realizes how poor he is and thinks these people must be happy. If only you could live a rich life.

When sneaking into the bedroom, a witch looking for a happy bluebird suddenly appeared. The witch tells the siblings that the bluebird is needed to help the sick girl recover.

The witch can't find the bluebird and asks the children for help. She gave the little boy a hat with a magic diamond, so that the wearer could see the essence of things. When the little boy put on the hat and turned the diamond, the witch turned into light. Light waved his magic wand and successively turned fire, water, bread, milk, sugar, dog and cat into talking figures. Guided by the light, they and their siblings set out to find the bluebird, on a journey full of strange things and the unthinkable.

Children meet their deceased grandparents; the god of night, bluebird, luxury, motherly love, oak tree and time all appear in personified form.

During the search, the siblings realized that the bluebird could not be captured. Happiness cannot be obtained by compulsion, nor can it be grasped in the hand. Return home at the end of the journey. Food, fire, water, cats and dogs say goodbye to the children, return to their original form, return to their old positions. The siblings realize that even though they can no longer speak, they are still there every day.

After that, Light accompanied the children back to bed. The child understands that the light does not leave, it appears in the form of sunlight during the day, and is present through the light at night, and even the child's beautiful thoughts also shine.

The next morning, when the children are woken up by their mothers, they suddenly see everyday things in a different light: greetings to parents, fire, water, food, and dogs. Parents are amazed.

Children understand that happiness is not just about being rich or poor.

Happiness means having friends and family who care about each other, sharing trust and security. The brother and sister recognize the pigeon in the cage as the blue bird, and bring the blue pigeon to the sick neighbor girl. The happiness is always there, the neighbor girl who has new friends feels happy and happy. When the boy took the bird out of the cage and put it in her palm, the bird escaped and flew away.

But the children are not sad, they understand the great secret, and know that the bluebird brings happiness to the outside world, and happiness can be everywhere, at any time.