White Rabbit girl

In a small village at the foot of the Maltese Mountain, there is a beautiful girl named Ayisha. She lives in a family, but is imprisoned by her mother's lust for money. Her mother forced her to marry an old rich man in order to get rich. However, on the eve of the wedding, fate changed dramatically. The old rich man suddenly died of illness, leaving Ayisha with a void.

Amma listened to the old rich man's dying wish, shut Ayisha in the home, let her widowhood. There was only an old rabbit in the yard for her company. The old rabbit, however, was an unusual creature, able to speak at all. The old rabbit told Ayesha how to escape from the captivity of the high walls, and gave her a white rabbit skin dress. When wearing this dress, Ayesha can turn into a white rabbit and secretly dig holes in the ground.

After three years of hard work, Ayesha finally dug through a malt mountain, and the hole led to a family's kitchen. Entering the house, she found an old mother and her son living inside. Every day, Ayisha turned into a white rabbit and secretly helped her old mother wash dishes, sweep the floor and take care of housework.

However, one day, the old mother and son found that the dishes were clean and the floor was spotless. They were so surprised and curious that they began to notice what was going on inside the house. Finally, one day, they saw the girl cooking in the kitchen. The old mother was surprised at the beautiful girl, and the son moved quickly to snatch the rabbit skin from the girl.

Since then, Ayesha can no longer change back into the form of the White rabbit, she returned to her true face. Nevertheless, she gained the recognition and affection of the old mother and her son. They admire Ayesha's courage and kindness, and Ayesha also fell in love with the simple young man of the old mother's family. Eventually, Ayisha and the young man got married, and they lived a happy and harmonious life with the old mother.

This story makes people think about kindness and beauty. Ayisha showed extraordinary courage and kindness in the predicament, and changed her fate with her own actions. She did not flinch in the face of difficulties, not only helped the old mother, but also gainedReal happiness. In this story, we can see that beauty is not only the appearance, but the kindness and bravery in the heart.

However, the story has also sparked some controversy and reflection. First of all, the behavior of Amah triggered a reflection on the rights of parents and personal freedom. Amah, motivated by greed, married Ayisha to an old rich man and imprisoned her in her home after his death. Is this deprivation of personal freedom and exploitation of marriage justified in a modern society? How should we balance the interests of the family with the freedom of the individual?

In addition, the White rabbit girl used camouflage and deception to help the old mother with housework. This raises questions about the line between disguise and reality. The girl secretly helps others by becoming a white rabbit, but when she loses this ability, can she still be accepted and loved? This makes us think about whether we need to disguise ourselves in real life to cope with societal expectations and pressures, and how true values and identities are defined.

Finally, this story reminds us of the power of kindness and courage. With her good deeds and bravery, Ayesha changed her own life and helped others. It makes us wonder if, like Ayesha, we can show kindness and courage in the face of adversity and injustice. Can we use our power to bring hope and happiness to others?

This story is not just a fairy tale, it through the White Rabbit girl's encounter and her brave actions, triggered the parental power, personal freedom, camouflage and truth, kindness and courage and other issues. It reminds us to pay attention to and cherish the beauty and goodness in our hearts, and it also calls us to act with courage and kindness in the face of hardship and injustice. This story gives people a reflection on self-cognition and social value, and guides us to think and explore a better life and society.