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The transition of the story Yeh Hsien is from the death of the golden fish. The wicked step-mother took an  rude way to crack down on Yeh Hsien; she  killed the priceless golden  fish and cooked it as her dinner. Yeh Hsien soon found out that the fish was died but she could not do nothing expect for crying before the bones. Despair, helplessness, loneliness, all negative feelings suddenly encircle her which made her world fell into darkness once again. However, a kind god showed up and told Yeh Hsien the secret of the golden fish in a soft voice, “ Good girl, no more cry. The bones can satisfied whatever you asked. The only thing you need to do is tell it.” With the help of the bones, Yeh Hsien finally married with the king and they lived happily ever after. I like this kind of transition not only because it makes people full of hope and like to embrace life but also about Chinese belif. Most Chinese they don not have a certain belif, however, they believe there is a kind god who will watch them and judge everything. Whatever you do, the god will give the judgement in your life.It will provide derrence and fear, which will encourage people do good deeeds. Just like the heroine of the story,Yeh Hsien, who was a weaker in life while she had good quality, like kind and forgiveness so that she finally had a happy life. Such similar transitions are very common in Chinese stories.