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This is a story that connects the familiar fairy tales from childhood. Each story seems to be independent but also seems to have origin and cause and effect. Cinderella cleverly tricks the prince to find herself through the golden shoe, and the two get married. The prince thought it was a good match, but he didn't know that it was all planned by Cinderella step by step. When the two were married, the castle was suddenly attacked by giants, and the prince rushed into the forest angrily to get rid of the giants. The prince didn't know that the giant came to the ground through huge vines, and the vines grew out of the magic beans thrown away by Cinderella, which Cinderella stole from the witch. Just when the prince entered the forest, the baker and his wife were cursed by the witch to end their children and grandchildren. They went into the forest to find the witch to lift the curse; Little Red Riding Hood also went into the forest to visit the grandmother and met a wolf; the boy went into the forest to sell the sick white cow . All the characters and stories intersect in one scene. The witch asked the baker to find a few things for herself: a pure white cow, a fiery red cloak, golden hair, etc., and she would help the baker lift the curse. So the baker couple started looking. They met the boy and gave the boy a magic bean in exchange for the pure white cow in his hand; then the baker accidentally saw the sleeping wolf's belly bulging, and he cut open the wolf's belly and accidentally rescued Little Red Riding Hood and grandma. Little Red Riding Hood gave him a fiery red cloak, and the baker's wife got corn silk hair from Rapunzel. When the baker and his wife gave everything to the witch, the witch lifted the curse on the baker and his wife, and they immediately conceived a child. And the magic beans that the boy got grew giant vines soaring to the sky, and the giant lived on the giant vines. The prince goes into the forest and meets the baker's wife, and the two are attracted to each other... All the stories seem independent but are inextricably linked..