初二皇帝的新装英语作文简短

初二皇帝的新装英语作文简短
《The Emperor’s New Clothes》
Once upon a time, there was an emperor who loved wearing new clothes very much. He spent all his money on new clothes every day and changed his clothes several times a day.
One day, two swindlers came to the city. They said they were weavers and could make the most beautiful clothes in the world. The clothes were not only beautiful, but also had a magical function - only wise people could see them, and stupid people could not see them.
The emperor was very happy to hear this and immediately gave them a lot of gold and silk to make clothes. The two swindlers set up two looms in an empty room and pretended to be weaving. But in fact, there was nothing on the loom. They asked for more gold and silk every day, and said they were making clothes.
After a few days, the emperor wanted to see how the clothes were going. He sent an old minister to the room. The old minister opened the door and saw nothing on the loom. But he was afraid to say he couldn’t see it, because he didn’t want to be regarded as a fool. So he praised the clothes and said they were the most beautiful clothes he had ever seen.
The emperor was very satisfied with the old minister’s answer. A few days later, he sent another minister to see the clothes. The second minister also saw nothing, but he also praised the clothes and said they were very beautiful.
Finally, the clothes were ready. The two swindlers held up their empty hands and said, “Dear emperor, this is the most beautiful clothes we have made. Only wise people can see them. Please try them on.” The emperor took off his clothes and put on the “new clothes”. Then he walked out of the room and showed off his “new clothes” in the street.
All the people in the street cheered and praised the emperor’s “new clothes”. But suddenly, a child shouted, “Look, the emperor has nothing on!” The people looked at the emperor and found that he was really naked. They all laughed.
The emperor was very embarrassed. He realized that he had been deceived. But he had to continue the parade, pretending that he was wearing the “new clothes”. When he returned to the palace, he immediately ordered to arrest the two swindlers. But the two swindlers had already run away with all the gold and silk.
This story tells us that we should not be too vain and do not believe what others say easily. We should have our own judgment and not be deceived by false appearances.。