The Little Prince (English Version)

"The Little Prince" was written by the French writer Saint-Exupéry in 1942. It is dedicated both to children and to adults who were once children. The little prince came from the B612 star and met the pilot who crashed in the desert. During a few days of getting along, the pilot repaired the plane and listened to the little prince's interstellar travel experiences. The lovable and willful rose on the B612 star, the autocratic king, the vain man, the drunkard who drinks to drown his sorrows, the businessman who takes the star as his own, the conscientious but ignorant lamplighter, and the geographer who never goes out all have a bizarre color. When the little prince came to Earth, he looked at the adult world through a child's eyes and kept asking innocent but thought-provoking questions. The stars, desert, and clear springs contain poetry, and the fox and the rose speak simple philosophy. "The Little Prince" is sweet and sad. It does not make any big principles, but it makes people think deeply about the eternal themes of love, friendship, death, and the living conditions of human beings. "The Little Prince" has touched countless readers around the world, and as a "fable praising innocence and wisdom" has become "a classic among classics".