Aladdin and the Lights

in ancient times, in a city in the western part of china, there was a poor, sewing-oriented family owned by a man named moustapha who lived with his companion and had only one son, aladdin.

aladdin's got sex, he's free, he's never learned, he's a dirty little brat.

the two men looked forward to their sons ' learning to sew so that they could inherit their father ' s business in the future and thus earn a living.

because of their poor family environment, aladdin is not given any extra money to study or to train, let alone to do business.

however, aladdin, who was so greedy that he never wanted to stay in the shop and sewing, always ran out to find the poor, naughty children in the region to hang out and never come home.

aladdin has become accustomed to this, and neither persuasion nor whipping works.

he did not listen to his parents, nor did he learn how to sew for the sake of his father, nor did he learn how to conduct business and trade, so he went on to hang out.

his parents consider his future to be a serious and worrying one.

in the face of his son ' s indecisive behaviour, mustapha was disheartened and indignant.

when aladdin was 10, his father died of depression.

instead of feeling guilty about his father ' s death and changing his lazy and loose character, aladdin believed that he would no longer be strictly restrained and disciplined after his father ' s death, and thus became more debauchery, more lazy and depraved, and continued to live a turbulent life.

his father had died, and he was the only one with his mother who lived a hard life.

one day he met a wizard.

the wizard says he's his uncle.

he's taking him to the capital to learn some crafts.

aladdin believed him and left with him.

the master took aladdin to a hill near the capital, where he bred a fire and spoke a few spells.

only one sound was heard of the “roars” and a stone door appeared on the ground.

the master grabbed the button on the stone door and pulled it open and said, "aladdin, there's a oil lamp down here.

you take it up and we'll be rich.

“there is a tunnel beneath the stone gate.

this tunnel is only as wide as aladdin's.

it's dark.

aladdin is afraid, afraid to go down.

the master took off the ring on his hand and said, "it's a ring that can avoid evil.

here you go.

you put it on.

no demon can hurt you.

don't worry about it." aladdin went down the tunnel to a cellar.

in addition to a lighted oil lamp in the cellar, there were many beautiful jewels, and he was blinded.

it took him a while to grab a couple of jewels in his pocket, blow out the lights, drop the oil and pick up the lights and go back.

the master was impatient to wait and shouted at the entrance: "you're dead below! bring up the lamp! what are you doing?" aladdin sounded a little scared.

he stopped and didn't answer immediately.

the master had to bang and close the stone door.

aladdin couldn't push the stone door, so he cried out.

[organized by www.6mj.com] unwittingly, his hand rubbed the ring and suddenly a giant appeared.

the giant said, "i'm the ring god, and whoever has the ring you wear, i'll..Who's in command.

"What do you want me to do?" Aladdin said, "Please take me home!" Then he found himself at home.

After a few days, Aladdin tried to clean the oil.

He just wiped three, and suddenly another giant appeared.

The giant said, "I'm Light God.

Whoever has me, I'm in charge." Aladdin started with a shock and then he said, "You're going to set me up a table!" And before that, a table appeared.

Aladdin and his mother ate and were happy.

In the days to come, they will need whatever they need, and they will be oiled and taught to do it.

It's been a while.

Aladdin had heard that the King was going to find a husband for the princess, and had taught the light gods to make him a castle, dressed like a prince, and asked his mother to take the jewels he had brought from the cellar and offer them to the king and to ask for his love.

When the king saw Aladdin's long handsome and rich, he married her.

The Master understood the matter, dressed in oil lamps, and every day in the vicinity of Aladdin's castle, called: “The old oil finger for the new oil lamp!” The princess heard, thinking of Aladdin as a treasured old oil lamp, and taught his servants to take it and replace it with a new one.

As soon as he took the lamp, he polished it three times, turned it out, and told the lamp god to say, “Get the whole castle to Africa!” The light god moved the castle.

The king found Aladdin's castle and princess gone and was very angry.

He gave Aladdin 30 days to get the princess back, otherwise he would be executed.

Aladdin asked everyone about his wife and the castle.

By the third morning, when he washed his hands, the ring appeared again.

He wants the ring god to help him get the princess back.

But the Ring God has no power but to send him to Africa.

Aladdin went to Africa to find his wife and castle, but was unable to get the oil lamp.

Because wherever the Master goes, he takes the oil lamp with him.

His wife came up with an idea and said, “This bad guy wants me to marry him, and I never promised him.

Get me some sleeping pills.

Then I pretended to be good to him and danced to him.

When he doesn't notice, put the medicine in the wine and lie to him.

So we can get the oil lamp." The Master didn't understand the plan.

The princess was so good to him, he drank the wine and fell asleep.

So Aladdin took the oil lamp and taught the gods to move the whole castle back to its original place.

The king has seen the princess back.

It's a pleasure.

He forgave Aladdin, but put a bad-hearted magician in a dungeon.

Aladdin then brought his mother to live happily ever after。