"The Wind in the Willows" is the representative work of British writer Kenneth Graham; it is known as a model of British prose works and the finale of the golden age of children's literature. The book features four anthropomorphic animals as the protagonists; it tells the story of how they got to know each other in the wild forest, went on adventures together, and finally worked together to defend their homeland. The whole article is written from the perspective of small animals; it vividly and delicately presents the beautiful pastoral scenery; and the friendship and care between the small animals described by the author are even more innocent and touching; it is full of sincere and profound philosophy of life.
