The eternal charm of fairy tales lies not only in the exciting adventure and suspense of the story content, but also in helping children "deal with the inner conflicts that must be faced in the process of growing up". This book tells of a little girl who liked to wear a red velvet hat that her grandmother gave her, so they called her Little Red Riding Hood. One day, the mother told her to send food to grandma, and told her not to leave the road, go too far. Little Red Riding Hood met a wolf in the forest. She had never seen a wolf, nor did she know that the wolf was ferocious. So she told the wolf that she was going to visit her grandmother in the forest. When the wolf knew, he tricked Little Red Riding Hood to pick wild flowers and ate her grandmother in the forest cabin. Later, he pretended to be a grandmother. When Little Red Riding Hood came to find her, the wolf ate her up. Fortunately, a brave hunter rescued Little Red Riding Hood and grandma from the wolf”s belly.