Little Prince

Author: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry [France]
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
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The Little Prince is a creation of the French literary figure Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. His The Little Prince, like his mysterious and brilliant life, has become eternal in the world of classic literature.
The Little Prince is for children, but it is also for adults. The heart of The Little Prince is the author's inner world. Through the solitary life of the Little Prince, he gently protests the absurdity of the adult world.
The Little Prince is the owner of Asteroid B-612. One day, he left his planet with sadness and began visiting every other asteroid, embarking on a strange journey.
On one planet, he met a king who ruled without subjects but insisted on his authority over everything, including all the planets. The Little Prince was frightened by his unreasonable demands but did not want to hurt the king's pride. So he asked the king to use his authority to command him to leave.
Next, on the second planet, he encountered a man who was full of himself. The third planet was the home of a drunkard, surrounded by bottles of alcohol. During his journey, the Little Prince also met a selfish businessman who was good at numbers and claimed to own stars, wanting to put them in a bank. The only person the Little Prince respected