Which literary work does Cinderella come from?

Cinderella comes from Grimm's fairy tales.

Cinderella is a German folk literature work collected, arranged and processed by German linguists jacob green and william green. All included in grimm's fairy tales. There are about 200 stories, most of which come from folk oral legends, among which fairy tales such as Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood and Frog Prince are more famous.

Grimm's Fairy Tales is a classic of fairy tales in the world. Since its publication, it has had a wide influence all over the world. Brothers Grimm told the children magical and romantic fairy tales with their rich imagination and beautiful language. In China, Japanese, China and Taiwan Province provinces also have stories adapted from Grimm's fairy tales.

Main contents:

Cinderella mainly tells the story that Cinderella lost her princess-like childhood because of her mother's early death. Stepmother and her two daughters always try to torture Sandra, giving her a bad place to live and endless housework. Fortunately, Cinderella, who is kind-hearted, made a large group of friends. Mice, birds and puppies are all friends guarding her.

The prince wanted to look for the princess all over the city. Sandra made a dress out of rags. Of course, this dress was far less gorgeous than that made by her cheerful sisters. However, Cinderella got the help of magic. Under the spell, she was so beautiful that she came to the prince's palace in a pumpkin cart and danced with him.

She knew that the spell would all disappear before 12. At the moment when the bell rang, she ran away from the prince in a hurry. The beloved prince took Cinderella's accidentally dropped glass shoes and vowed to find Cinderella, the favorite of her life, from millions of women.