皇帝的新衣英语作文初二

英文回答：

As a teenager, I remember reading the story of \"The Emperor's New Clothes\" in school. It's a classic tale that teaches an important lesson about honesty and vanity. The story goes like this: there was an emperor who was very vain and cared a lot about his appearance. Two swindlers came to his kingdom and convinced him that they could make him a suit of clothes that was so fine and beautiful that only the wise and intelligent could see it. The emperor, eager to show off his new clothes, agreed to the deal.

The swindlers pretended to weave the fabric and the emperor paraded through the streets wearing nothing at all, believing he was wearing the most magnificent clothes. Everyone in the kingdom, afraid to admit they couldn't see the clothes, praised the emperor's outfit. It wasn't until a child spoke up and said, \"But he isn't wearing anything at all!\" that the truth was revealed.

This story teaches us that sometimes we are too afraid to speak up and tell the truth, even when we know something is wrong. We don't want to be seen as foolish or go against the crowd. But it's important to have the courage to speak out, even if it means going against popular opinion.

中文回答：

作为一个十几岁的少年，我还记得在学校里读过《皇帝的新衣》这个故事。这是一个经典的故事，教导了我们关于诚实和虚荣的重要教训。故事是这样的，有一个非常爱虚荣的皇帝，非常在意自己的外表。两个骗子来到他的王国，说服他他们可以为他做一套衣服，这套衣服如此精美，只有聪明和智慧的人才能看得见。皇帝迫不及待地想要展示他的新衣服，于是同意了这个交易。

骗子假装织布，皇帝穿着什么也没有的衣服在街上游行，相信自己穿着最华丽的衣服。王国里的每个人都害怕承认他们看不见这些衣服，都赞美皇帝的装束。直到一个小孩站出来说，“但他什么也没穿啊！”才揭露了真相。

这个故事告诉我们，有时候我们太害怕说出真相，即使我们知

道某件事情是错的。我们不想被看作愚蠢，也不想违背大众的意见。但是重要的是要有勇气说出来，即使这意味着与大众意见相悖。