one thousand and one nights

"Arabian Nights", also known as "Arabian Nights", is a collection of Arabic folk tales. According to legend, a king hated the queen for being selfish and killed her. After that, he married a girl every day and killed her the next morning. In order to save an innocent woman, the prime minister's daughter voluntarily married the king and told stories every night to arouse the king's interest. Her story has been told for one thousand and one nights, and finally the king is moved. The content of the stories includes myths and legends, fables and fairy tales, marriage and love, nautical adventures, court anecdotes and celebrity anecdotes, etc. The characters in the story include fairies and ghosts, kings and ministers, wealthy businessmen, common people, and all kinds of religions and nine streams. These stories and characters are intertwined to form a complex picture of the social life of the Arab Empire in the Middle Ages. They are precious materials for studying Arab and Eastern history, culture, religion, and folk customs. Gorky praised it as "the most magnificent monument" in folk oral creation.