Autumn Fairy Tale -- A Fairy Tale for Adults

Author: Li Liwei
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The so-called "innocence of a child," for adults, is something truly rare and precious. Many of Andersen's fairy tales and Wilde's fairy tales are only truly understood after one becomes an adult. For example, Andersen's "The Moon Saw It" and Wilde's "The Giant's Garden." The world of fairy tales is merely a reflection of the real world, just as the phrase on the cover says—"Every story wears a fairy tale's cloak." Therefore, these fairy tales are not only beautiful and pure but also often carry shadows of the cruel side of reality, sometimes even more real than reality itself. This book is a collection of fairy tales in a new form, focusing on adult themes such as love, hope, and life, presented in the guise of fairy tales and accompanied by exquisite illustrations. As a result, it generated buzz online before its publication.