In the Kingdom of the Night Sky, every star knows its shining mission: to be seen and then listen to their wishes.
However, Little Star Twinkle has a different question.
"Mother-in-law, why do we have to listen to wishes as soon as we shine?" She likes her shiny look, but doesn't like to be regarded as a "wishing mailbox."
What kind of whimsical thoughts does this unique little baby have in her little world?
Through the use of personification, the work depicts a conversation between the moon and the stars in a childlike and graphic way around the topic of "wanting to shine but not wanting to be granted a wish". It not only stimulates children's curiosity and desire to explore the world, but also allows children to realize that every seemingly unreasonable idea in their inner world can be expressed boldly, and they may get support if they speak out.
Concept: Every whimsy can be expressed bravely and boldly