Once upon a time, a little girl wearing a red hood sets off from her mother's side to visit her sick grandmother in the forest. On the way, she encounters a well-dressed and polite wolf, who is actually malevolent. The wolf asks where the little girl is going and accuses her of going to her grandmother's house.

The little girl, believing the wolf's words, continues on her way to her grandmother's house. However, the wolf, after a short time, reaches there first, anticipating the little girl's arrival. When the girl knocks on the door and enters, she finds that the wolf has taken the place of her grandmother, setting a trap for her.

The wolf deceives the little girl by pretending to be her grandmother, ultimately swallowing her. However, in some versions, with the help of a hunter or passersby, the wolf's belly is slit open, and the girl and her grandmother are rescued from inside the wolf.

This classic tale teaches children important lessons such as not trusting strangers, being cau