"The little prince," the fairy tale, is most impressed by "it is a childrens book for adults" and "contains a whole set of philosophical thoughts in his poetic touch." This fairy tale for adults contains symbolic benefits that seem to be both clear and subtle, and therefore exceptionally beautiful. I dont understand why this reading rate is second only to that of the bible. So I have this book in my hand.

At the beginning of the book, the unimaginative grown-ups were satirized, "these adults never take the initiative to learn anything; And for our kids, its always been a lot of explaining to them... "So I wont talk to him about pythons, primeval forests, or stars. I only talk about things they can understand, such as bridge, golf, politics, ties and so on. In this way, the person will be very happy, and a person who has met a reasonable understanding. And the children said to the adults, "I see a beautiful house, which is made of rose brick, with a geranium in the window and white doves on the roof." They had to be unable to imagine the house. You have to say, "I saw a house worth twenty thousand dollars." They would have to say, "that house is so beautiful." Saint-exupery may be felt lonely in adults, and then through the eyes of the little prince to find adults much ado about nothing, in order to possess wealth, power for money such as learning to forget the self, the true value of life really lost the most precious childlike innocence and innocence, lost valuable imagination and aesthetic feeling.