Xiao Wang s Night Voyage Chapter 3 After Reading

"The Little Prince", a famous book whose reading rate is second only to the Bible, I seem to have read it without understanding, but I think that the little prince is a sad child, and his words always carry a trace of sadness and sweet and faint feelings, which directly hit the reader's heart. Gradually, I seemed to understand the sorrow of the little prince and the heaviness of love, but I couldn't understand it, but I seemed to vaguely understand a trace of truth. A kind of truth about love.

The Little Prince uses the author as the narrator to tell the story of the little prince who has a conflict with his rose, who bids farewell to his planet and sets out from his own planet to visit various planets, where he meets kings, vanities, drunkards, merchants, lamplighters, and geographers. Met the author, the fox and the snake on earth and found love. In the end, the snake helped the little prince return to his hometown at the cost of his life.

This fairy tale book does not have a beautiful and happy ending like other fairy tales, but it is full of childlike imagination in the story, and tells us truths other than truth, goodness and beauty.

It's like the little prince who said when he left the rose, "I'm too young to know how to love." This sentence gave me a great feeling, many people think that the people around them who love themselves should be good to themselves, and it is natural, so they will not know how to cherish it.

But when I go through the vicissitudes of life and grow old, I will definitely regret my youthful frivolity when I look back on the past. Therefore, the old man will always look up to the sky and sigh, and the lamentation will be as many as the stars in the sky. If the little prince had learned to love earlier, he would not have practiced love with his life in the end.

If we all learned to love, we wouldn't have so much sadness and regret. The same is true for parents, never think that their love is deserved, as children we must reciprocate with double love.

I especially like a quote from the fox in "The Little Prince": "If you come at four o'clock in the afternoon, then from three o'clock onwards, I begin to have a sense of happiness." The closer the time gets, the happier I feel.

I feel like a fox, always looking forward to happiness, giving myself a full sense of happiness, and I will say to myself, "Don't envy other people's happiness, because maybe there will be people who are looking up to my happiness." "It cannot be denied that Fox and I are both people who will enjoy happiness.

In chapter 17, the little prince meets the snake, and the snake tells the little prince that it is lonely, lonely. This is just like people, because the heart is lonely and lonely, so whether it is a bustling downtown area or alone, he will have this feeling, which requires more communication and exchanges between people.

Just like us, you usually tell me about some difficulties in learning that need help, what conflicts need to be resolved with classmates, and what troubles you encounter at school that cannot be solved; Mom chats with you about things at work and in life, solves problems immediately, and doesn't let your thoughts have baggage, causing a burden on your heart, so as to affect your life and study.

The snake is very thin from the outside, only as thick as the fingers of the little prince, but its abilities are not ordinary. After the discussion, it was unanimously agreed that when we look at things in the future, we should look at things in two, not just look at the surface, listen to only one side of the story, or see the fragments of a thing and draw conclusions, but look at the inner side of the problem, listen to the opinions of many parties, understand the cause and effect of the matter, stand on an objective standpoint, and finally conclude and draw conclusions.

The little prince is a very small man. He lives on a planet, a very small planet. Everything is so small and so small there.

Including two small volcanoes and a rose that he owns. It's too small, so the little prince has to get up early every day to clean up the baobab saplings that might grow, because if he doesn't, all he needs is three small trees, and maybe all the land on the planet will be overrun. The planet is so small that the little prince only needs to take a few steps forward or backward to see the sunset or sunrise that has just appeared.

It was so small that the little prince knew that if he had a sheep, he would never lose it. Because, the sheep can go to **, this is so small, can it run to **?

The author is a flyer who fell into the desert after an accident and then met the little prince. He listened quietly to the little prince about the rose on his planet, to hear him say that he had wandered among the many little stars after leaving the rose, and to hear that he had come to earth and met a fox, and that there were 5,000 flowers in the garden that looked the same as his rose.

This is a plain story, a fairy tale. But is this just a fairy tale? It uses such plain language to confide in you something hidden behind the facts, things that the eye can't see.

As the little prince said: what really matters is invisible. All adults were once children.

We've done kids. Yes. Children crying for a lost candy and happy for a flower dress.

In our once childlike world, the sun doesn't have to be golden and round, the moon may be asleep, the grass doesn't have to be green, we can make it smile like flowers if we want to. But we grew up.

As Hubery said, when we grow up, we only care about what we call in our dictionary"Important"things, things that have to do with numbers — age, money, grades. When we grow up, we see the world through the eyes of adults, and it becomes compliance"Regularity"busybody.

We start to lose some of the little pleasures, we start to lose some of our sensitive feelings, we start to lose ourselves. We started, we started — grew up.