The Collected Works of Saint-Exupéry (Four Volumes)

"Collection of Saint-Exupéry" (four volumes in total) includes five works including "Southern Mail", "Night Flight", "Earth of Man", "Combat Pilot" and "The Little Prince". Among them, "The Mail of the South" is Saint-Exupéry's pioneering work. The novel describes the ambivalence of the pilot Berni wandering between emotion and action. It also alludes to the author's failed romance with Vermoulin. In "The Little Prince", the author uses the child-like vision of the little prince to see through the emptiness, blindness and foolishness of adults, and writes about the loneliness of human beings in simple and innocent language, which reflects the author's profound thinking about human beings and human civilization.