Arabian Nights

“Bedtime Reading in 5000 English Words: Arabian Nights (in Pure English) is a brilliant and wonderful flower dedicated to the World Literary Garden by Arabia in the Middle Ages. It brings together the weird, unpredictable, and beautiful myths, legends and fables among the peoples of the ancient Near East, Central Asia and other regions. For generations, it has touched the heartstrings of readers from all over the world and exuded enduring charm. Arabian Nights is an achievement after repeated processing and creation of the Arabian market storytellers. It was first circulated at the end of the 8th century and finalized in the 16th century. The story begins with a story of a tyrant who is resentful because the queen has fornication with others, so he decides to marry a woman every night and kills her the next morning in revenge. To save innocent girls, the prime minister’s daughter resolutely went to the palace, telling stories every night to attract the tyrant for a total of one thousand and one nights, and finally inspired the king. Therefore, the stories in the book are diverse and colorful, and the characters appear in the work cover almost all classes and occupations in the society, from carpenters, porters to emperors and generals. Most of the stories are magical and mysterious so that you can glimpse the various scenes of ancient Arab social life, especially the beautiful thoughts, feelings, wishes and pursuits of the broad masses of people.”