Happiness is a warm little dog.

Author: Charles M. Schulz
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: When the names of Snoopy and Charlie Brown were taken to the moon by Apollo 10, Lucy's "Happiness is a Warm Puppy" had become a famous quote, and Linus's "Security Blanket" had become a word in American English. In 2000, the serialization that lasted for half a century finally came to an end. Schulz wrote in his will, "I will always remember you, Charlie Brown and Snoopy," and the world will forever remember Charles M. Schulz and his "Peanuts" family. Since its inception, the comic strip has maintained its unique charm—humorous, playful language, vivid, fresh little stories. Its creation not only enriched the spiritual world of children but also won the favor of adults. Because, under the creator's pen, too many classics were born. Perhaps, classics become classics precisely because their creators had no intention of instructing others or achieving greatness. They simply had a strong desire—to draw their thoughts with a pen and share them with others. That is the joy, loneliness, confusion that we all have experienced. That is unadorned hearts, that is natural language. That is why it does not fade with the passage of time. In real life, many people may not be able to recall the names of their neighbors' little dogs (though some might), but they definitely recognize it—the most beloved comic character in the world. Its appearance in the Chinese comic world has stirred ripples, with one wave rising before the last one subsides. The famous cartoonist known as "Snoopy's father," Charles M. Schulz, and his "Peanuts" family quickly became famous in 75 countries, appearing in 2,600 newspapers and accompanying 350 million people every day, earning the adoration of readers worldwide.