Forest songs and games

Author: Jimi
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
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There are always people asking why they love drawing trees so much. In reality, it's just the feeling of drawing the tree trunks quietly and attentively, stroke by stroke. Deciding where it branches out, what kind of leaves it grows—whether they are fresh new leaves just sprouting or withering leaves about to fall. The forest gradually emerges. As for who plays in the forest and who dances among the trees, that's something that happens much, much later.
Fairy tales were once only written for children. But ever since Jimi came along, adults have also had their own fables and fairy tales. This book is one of Jimi's works, primarily illustrated with images and supplemented by text. It has a strong urban feel and radiates a deep sense of childhood innocence. It is rich in fantasy, tinged with a little bitterness, slightly rough, subtly melancholic, yet witty and humorous—all like an "adult fairy tale." With his fresh artistic style and humorous tone, Jimi expresses his experiences with life, his observations of the city, creating simple yet elegant, gentle yet deeply emotional, and endlessly engaging adult fairy tales.
In the forest, a concert was held. Fat cats, crocodiles, mice, and frogs all made their appearances. With jumping fingers and plucked strings; low murmurs and loud solos, they released the bitter pain and anxious panic.