Little Prince

Author: (French) Saint-Exupéry/Lu Ming
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Publishing Date: 2005-02-01
Features: The author once said, "Everyone is a child who grows up to be an adult. Yet, most adults have forgotten this." In today's society, children's innocence is no longer visible, as everyone wants to leap directly into adulthood. The pretense of adulthood displayed by adults is annoying, and their many ignorant misinterpretations of things are even more unacceptable. However, no matter how the world changes, there are still many adults who retain their childlike hearts. Therefore, through the explanation in this book, one can see the root of today's societal problems lies in the loss of naturalness. Thus, Saint-Exupéry wrote this book with the purpose of helping people rediscover their lost childhood and find their true selves. Additionally, it aims to let both children and adults know that an adult who can always maintain a childlike heart is the true adult. This allegorical fairy tale, profound in meaning and thought-provoking, is worth reading and rereading, savoring its depth.

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