What is the main content of the stork in Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale?

Answer 1

Andersen's fairy tale "Stork" tells the story of a stork. It wants to return to the home it was born in, but the journey is far away and it has to go through many dangers and difficulties. On their journey, the storks met many animals and people who lived with them and helped them overcome their difficulties.

The main plot of the story was as follows:

The stork flew from the south and wanted to return to the north because there was a stork family in its hometown. But it got lost and met a fox on the way. The fox told the stork that if she wanted to return to the north, she had to pass through an obstacle called the stork wall. The stork believed the fox's words and began to fly along the stork wall.

The stork encountered many obstacles in its flight, including strong winds, heavy rains, and hunters 'traps. It was also met with protests and ridicule from other storks, who thought that it should not pass through the "stork wall". But the stork kept flying until it reached the north and finally found its home.

The story ended with the stork becoming a successful businessman and being respected by the people because of his flying skills. He built a home in his hometown and lived with other storks.