Alice in Wonderland tells the story of a little girl Alice chasing a talking white rabbit with a pocket watch and falling into a rabbit hole, thus falling into the magical underground world. In this world, a sip of water can shrink to the size of a mouse, and eating a cake can turn you into a giant. In this world, it seems that everything you eat is strange. She also met many people and animals: Dodo, Lizard Bill, Cheshire cat, Mad Hatter, March Rabbit, Dormouse, Mock Turtle, Gryphon and Ugly Duchess. There is also a dry Kun in the rabbit hole. She met a whole deck of playing cards in the big garden behind the small door, including the rude queen of hearts, the kind king of hearts and the swaggering Jack of hearts. In this fantastic and crazy world, it seems that only Alice is the only sober person. She kept exploring and asked "Who am I?". In the process of exploration, she keeps learning about herself and growing. When she finally grew into a "big" girl, she suddenly woke up and found that all this was a dream of her own. Alice's Fantasy in the Mirror tells the story that Alice, a little girl, just finished playing a game of chess and was very curious about what was reflected in the mirror, so she entered the world of chess through the mirror. Here, the whole world is a big chessboard, and Alice herself is just a pawn in this chessboard. The little girl started from her chess box and moved forward step by step. Every move has a wonderful experience: Alice can fly without touching her feet, flowers and insects can talk, White Queen has become a sheep shopkeeper, the knitting needle in her hand has become an oar for rowing, and so on. Most of the stories in The Mirror are based on traditional English nursery rhymes, and the author unfolds them through his own imagination, and describes in detail the people and things in nursery rhymes vividly presented to readers: hostile brothers fighting for a trivial matter, idiots who stop being arrogant, and lions and unicorns fighting for the crown. It seems that only the inventor and the white knight who collects waste cannot be classified, but he happens to be the embodiment of the author himself. When Alice finally reached the eighth square and became the queen, she prepared a grand banquet for all these people. The roast leg of lamb at the party will bow its head and the pudding will talk. The feast finally turned into chaos. The unbearable Alice clung to the trembling red queen and finally became a little black cat. Alice woke up in the shaking and began to ask if this was her dream or the dream of the Red King. The author introduces Lewis Carroll, whose original name is Charles Ludwig Dodgson, who is the world's top master of children's literature as well as Andersen and Brothers Grimm. Formerly known as Charles Ludwig Dodgson. 1832 1 was born in a priest's family in Cheshire, England, 1898 died in Surrey. He has been teaching in Christian College of Oxford University for 30 years, and has a wide range of hobbies, especially children's portrait photography. His first children's book Alice in Wonderland was published in 1865, which caused a great sensation at that time. 187 1 year, the sequel Alice in the Mirror was published and received rave reviews. Two children's books immediately swept the world and became the favorite books for generations of children and even adults. It is no exaggeration to say that lewis carroll is called the father of modern fairy tales because of these two children's books. At least his two novels Alice have changed the traditional fairy tales (including Andersen's fairy tales and Grimm's fairy tales) which are full of killing and preaching, thus laying a grotesque and fantastic modern fairy tale tone. From this point alone, it can be called a milestone across the times. 1865, Alice in Wonderland was published, which was a great success. Not only children like reading, but also many adults regard it as a classic, including the famous writer Oscar Wilde and the then ruling Queen Victoria. At present, this book has been translated into at least 125 languages, which is popular all over the world. His works had a great influence on later literary and film creation, especially in the19th century, imitations emerged one after another. Interestingly, even Shen Congwen's Travel Notes of Alice China is a sequel to Alice to reflect the darkness of society at that time. In the movie "The Matrix", the protagonist Neo was even warned to "pay close attention to the White Rabbit Cave".