"The Little Prince" is a literary classic loved by many people, but it is more than just a literary classic. After Zhou Baosong reread "The Little Prince" many times, he gained new insights and thoughts about the choices and actions of the little prince in the book.
This is a philosophical note about literature. It is a reading sharing between a book lover and readers. It is also a growth gift written by Zhou Baosong to his five-year-old daughter.
There are fifteen chapters in the book. Zhou Baosong uses his philosophy and childlike innocence. Each chapter uses the different dilemmas and encounters faced by the little prince at different stages of growth as an entry point. Combined with the current social reality, he puts forward new thoughts and interpretations on taming, dreams, life, and responsibilities. He ponders the meaning and beauty of life, and also re-examines his own inner world.
Think about the philosophical meaning in literary classics, share the reading experience with readers in writing, continue to experience life seriously after understanding, and move forward more firmly.
Reader comments
My two favorites are "The Autonomy of Roses" and "If You Were Just One of Five Thousand Roses". The angle of interpretation is something I have never thought of after reading The Little Prince many times since childhood.
My two favorites are "The Autonomy of Roses" and "If You Were Just One of Five Thousand Roses". The angle of interpretation is something I have never thought of after reading The Little Prince many times since childhood.
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