There are not many fairy tales.

Fairy Tales1:1A wealthy British gentleman was walking home late one night when he was stopped by a unkempt and ragged boy. "Please buy a pack of matches, sir," said the little boy. I won't buy it. The gentleman replied. Then the gentleman walked away from the boy. "Sir, please buy a bag. I have eaten nothing today. " The little boy caught up with him. Seeing that the boy could not escape, the gentleman said, "but I have no change." "Sir, take the match first and I'll change it for you." After that, the boy ran away with a pound given by the gentleman. The gentleman waited for a long time, but the boy still didn't come back. The gentleman went home helplessly.

The next day, the gentleman was working in his office. The servant said that a boy had come and asked to meet the gentleman. So the boy was called in. The boy is shorter than the boy who sells matches and is dressed in rags. I'm sorry, sir. My brother asked me to bring you the change. " "Where's your brother?" The way of a gentleman. "My brother was seriously injured by a carriage on his way back to find you after changing the change, and he was lying at home." The gentleman was deeply moved by the little boy's honesty. "Let's go! Let's go and see your brother! " When I went to the boy's house, I saw that as long as the stepmother of both boys was greeting the seriously injured boy. Seeing this gentleman, the boy quickly said, "I'm sorry I didn't send you the change back on time. I broke my word!" " The gentleman was deeply moved by the boy's honesty. When he learned that the parents of the two boys had died, he resolutely decided to take on everything they needed in life.

Fairy tale 2; /kloc-in the 0 th and 7 th centuries, there was a prince in the German army. He was a brother with his subordinates and was deeply loved by soldiers and officers at all levels. On the way home after a failed attack on a country, it was already late at night in winter. Cold and hunger afflicted him and some of his soldiers. In a state of extreme cold and hunger, the prince slowly fell asleep. In his sleep, the prince dreamed that the sun was unusually bright and warm. He woke up to find himself covered with many coats and his life went on. Looking around, his men covered the prince with their coats, and all the coats were frozen to death.

Fairy tale 3: In the early years, few foreigners set foot in the southern foothills of Nepal's Himalayas. Later, many Japanese people came here for sightseeing, which is said to be because of the honesty of a teenager.

One day, several Japanese photographers invited a local teenager to buy beer, and the teenager ran for more than three hours.

The next day, the boy offered to buy them beer. The photographers gave him a lot of money this time, but the boy didn't come back until the afternoon of the third day. As a result, photographers talked about it and thought that the boy cheated the money away. On the third night, the boy knocked on the photographer's door. It turned out that he only bought four bottles of beer in one place, so he climbed a mountain, crossed a river, bought six more bottles, and broke three bottles when he came back. He took the broken glass in tears and returned the change to the photographer. All the people present were moved. This story deeply touched many foreigners. Later, more and more tourists came here.

Fairy Tale 4: In the15th century, several Dutch sailors organized an expedition to find their own routes to China and east indies. Before the expedition set sail, Dutch businessmen loaded some goods ready for trade exchange with China. The sailors shouldered a heavy responsibility and set out to explore.

After the sailors arrived in the Arctic Ocean, summer was over. The expedition ship was frozen in ice water and all the sailors were forced to land. They built wooden houses on the new island, waiting for the arrival of spring. In a very harsh environment of hunger and cold, some sailors fell ill and died unfortunately because of hunger. None of the other sailors moved the goods, but comfortable clothes and delicious food. They could have provided the sailors with food and clothes, but they didn't move them.

Because the captain was squeezed by ice, it was damaged. After the ice melted, the sailors had to stand waist-deep in icy water to repair the ship. In this desperate moment of struggling to escape from the brink of death, the sailors are still carrying the goods entrusted by the merchants. When sailors go ashore, they first open the goods to dry, because they want to take them back to Holland intact.

In the remaining days, the sailors were hungry and cold. But no one moved the goods.

1 Many years have passed. The sailor who went through all the hardships finally returned to Holland. The sailors had lost everything, but the goods were returned to Zhao intact. Dutch businessmen saluted the sailors when they saw the intact goods. These sailors deserve it, too Their sense of mission, loyalty, moral restraint and conscience commitment are the power of credit, and sailors have written a glorious chapter of integrity in their adventures.