Tang Sanzang traveled to the West to obtain scriptures. By chance, the author traveled to many places on the east and west coasts of the United States for nearly ten years. After experiencing countless ups and downs, he finally retrieved a scripture about children. Everyone has a scripture that is difficult to recite. This one is called "The Baby Sutra". It tells the story of me and a hundred American children, involving hundreds of children and their families from different cultural backgrounds. The content is all-encompassing, covering children's education, personal growth, inner children, different cultural collisions, social resource allocation, workplace bullying, parental divorce, and even topics related to life and death. It is a book written for everyone.
Friends who are looking for positive energy can appreciate the children's words and cute moments in the book; friends who are interested in different cultures can gain some in-depth understanding of Western society and families through this book; new parents can get some inspiration about children's psychology and education from this book; friends who like to play games may wish to treat this book as an alternative journey of upgrading and killing monsters; friends who care about the value and meaning of life can see the observation of human nature and the search and discussion of love in this book.
Purpose: Each of us was born as a child, but gradually forgot our origins as we grew up. I hope this "Baby Sutra" can help us remember the simple, pure, and easy-to-love world in our eyes.
