"The Book of Trust": The mother flips through the book and checks her cell phone to destroy the hollow of trust, and the gap between parent and child is like a broken mirror that is difficult to reconcile.
"The Meaning of Reading": The guard and the boy discussed Taoism through poetry, breaking the obsession that "reading = fame", and realizing that true knowledge lies in doing rather than memorizing.
"Moss Marks and Rain Blades": The love and resentment of mother and daughter are intertwined like moss biting the rain, and they finally reconcile the pain of their original family as they grow up.
"Two Anecdotes of Facial Misfortune": Elders wisely turn the misfortune of a broken bowl into an auspicious prophecy, and show their kindness to protect the young in times of illness.
"Zheng Meng Jie Tao Lu": Use the clay doll's instructions to teach the boy the principle of "do not take what is not yours", and the combination of severity and kindness will eventually become a useful tool.
Purpose: Children's literature is not just for children