Heidi

"e;Heidi"e; was published by Yuhana Shbiri in 1881, and she was still read to this day, as she translated into more than 70 languages ??around the world, and it was said that she was translated into English alone thirteen times! Heidi has become part of the Swiss heritage, and even tops the list of major Swiss characters, and surpassed William Tell, the legendary character, because she is more popular than his fame outside Switzerland and has become the best ambassador to this country in the five continents, as described by Swiss Info. "e;Heidi Land"e; has become a tourist landmark visited by tourists from all over the world, and the village of Minfield is the center of this teacher, but the village of Uber Fez has changed its name to Heidi Dorf, meaning the village of Heidi. Heidi not only embodies the love of pure nature, but also calls for the love of the other, which necessarily leads to self -love, and we "e;today need our dispersed meeting to these traditional values ??that Heidi provides us with her true form,"e; says Jean -Michel Vemer, professor of Swiss literature. . Perhaps we need to reconsider our dealings with the world today, the world with its multiple faces that we miss and abuse its treatment like nature, the other and the self, and all of this needs something of kindness, softness and love, and Haydi in this is the best guide and evidence, and it must be "e;joy is our share in That blessed paradise "e;one day!