Andersen wrote countless children’s fairy tales, such as The Little Mermaid, The Ugly Duckling, and The Emperor’s New Clothes.

Andersen managed to overcome difficulties, and achieve tremendous fame as a writer. Through Andersen’s lyrical story-telling, his beautiful, imaginary world and humanism are warmly combined in his works.
The Fir Tree is about a little fir tree that was always discontent and hoped for more.
After longing to leave its boring forest home, the Fir tree finally achieved its wish, to be a Christmas tree.
However, after the festivities of Christmas, the Fir tree found itself abandoned in the attic.
This fairy tale, written in the form of a fable, teaches us a small lesson in life.