Why is Antonine de Saint Exup ry s The Little Prince so popular with readers?

Because this book gives us different feelings from the perspective of a child, he can resonate with many people. The story is imaginative, and the content is excellent.

This is because The Little Prince's book is very good-looking, and the content in the book is very attractive, so it will be loved by the majority of readers.

Because this book is the author's reflection on his own marriage, and it also complains about the depressing marriage problems, it has a certain educational significance.

Because this work is the author's reflection on his marriage, it can make people understand the true meaning of marriage and love.

It tells the story of a little prince from an alien planet, who set off from his own planet and went through a lot of hardships in the process of going to Earth.

It tells the story of a pilot who accidentally makes a crash landing in the Sahara Desert and then becomes friends with a little prince on other asteroids.

At that time, the author was in exile in the United States. When writing the author, the author suffered from homesickness in a foreign country, endured the lonely and difficult years of lovesickness alone, and at the same time missed the ravaged motherland, hometown, wife, and family. Looking back on his own life in this torment, the little prince was derived from his real experience of crash landing in the desert.

The Little Prince is actually the product of the author's attempt to answer his inner confusion, reflecting on why he has gone astray in life as he gets older

Not an English writer, The Little Prince is a 1942 fairy tale (short story**) by French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, and his masterpiece.

The little prince lives on a planet smaller than a room, with only an active volcano and an extinct volcano, as well as an ordinary rose. But this pitiful wealth did not prevent him from becoming a great little prince. Because the little prince knows love and responsibility better than anyone else.

Then I firmly believe that as long as we know how to love with our hearts, we can also become cute little princes.

We humans seem to have a preference for something called "better", for example we like bigger houses, better cars, more beautiful looks, and more expensive jewelry. To this end, we do not hesitate to work busier, doing the so-called "serious things" all day long, and we have no leisure to do something unrewarding but imaginative. But is this "better thing" really what we need?

If we get it, will our lives be better?

Let's take a look at what the Little Prince thinks. The little prince cherishes the unique roses on the planet, but when he arrives on Earth, he finds that there are thousands of yards of orange roses on the earth, just like the roses he cherishes! But the little prince said to these roses on earth:

You are beautiful, but you are empty. People can't die for you, and of course, my rose, ordinary passers-by will think she looks like you. But she alone is more important than all of you, for I have watered her, I have covered her, I have blocked the screen for her, I have removed caterpillars for her, I have listened to her complaints and boasts, and sometimes even in silence.

Because she is laughing late with my roses. ”

It is precisely because the little prince has spent time and thought on roses, and has established a bond between need and need, that this ordinary rose is unique.

No matter how beautiful something is, if you don't pay for it with your heart and care about it, then it is just a soulless shell for you, and it has no meaning. On the contrary, even if something is ordinary, as long as you pay and care with your heart, then you will feel that it is different, then it will no longer be ordinary, and it will become unique to you. As the fox said to the little prince:

To me, you're just a little boy, just like thousands of little boys. I don't need you, and you don't need me. To you, I'm just a fox, just like thousands of other foxes.

But if you domesticate me, we need each other for me, you are the only one in the world, and I am the only one in the world to you.

So do we still have to pursue "better things" in our lives? What we have to do is to cherish what we have and love the people around us with our hearts.