The last sentence in the preface of The Little Prince is: "All adults were once children, although only a few people remember. Therefore, I changed my dedication to: Give it to Leon Vader as a child first. " Saint Exupery's The Little Prince is advertised as a fairy tale, but it is actually a fairy tale for adults and for those who forget that they were children. And these ideas have appeared many times in the book. When "I" painted a spectacular picture and all adults thought it was just a hat, he had to give up this hobby, choose another career and learn to fly. "Adults advised me to put aside these pictures of open or closed pythons, or to focus on geography, history, arithmetic and grammar. In this way, at the age of six, I gave up my wonderful career as a painter. The failure of my works No.1 and No.2 made me very depressed. These adults don't know anything themselves, and they have to keep explaining to them. This is really boring for children. " "If you say to adults: I see a beautiful house made of rose bricks, with geraniums on the windows and pigeons on the roof ... they can't imagine how good this house is. I must say to them: I saw a house worth 100 thousand francs. Then they exclaimed, "What a beautiful house! "The author met the little prince because of a flight accident, and the little prince's persistence, simplicity and kindness touched me. Perhaps this fairy tale for adults wants to tell us: "All adults were once children, although only a few people remember. "But please remember. (I must have written it myself)