"Peaceful Piggy": a fairy tale for children and a fable for adults

This is a fairy tale that Rowling gave to children to read before going to bed. It is also a fable that makes adults shed tears for the lost things in the middle of the night.

JK Rowling used her wonderful words to describe a pig doll with "a beanbag belly that made a swishing sound and four soft little hooves perfect for wiping tears" and its The story of the adventures of the two masters in the Miracle Night.

Cherish things, the place for those forgotten items

In the story, the places that the protagonist Jack has experienced: transfer hall, abandoned town, need town, dusty wasteland, longing City, Beloved Island. Each one corresponds to the destination of the forgotten things in our lives:

The things that have just been lost will stay in the transfer hall, hoping that the owner will think of him or her in a short time.

Those who are determined to be abandoned will be sent to the abandoned town; those who may be needed will be sent to the need town.

Those who were missed by their owners but could not be retrieved due to wrong methods were assigned to the City of Missing.

Only those things that are deeply loved by their owners will directly come to the Beloved Island, which is inaccessible to the Lost Demon. Even if they are destroyed in the living world, the love of their master can make them immortal.

Where are all the things we have bought, owned, and loved? The toys I loved when I was a child, the electrical appliances I bought because I wanted them, the valuable jewelry, the books that inspired me, the first manuscripts, the happiness I once had... Are they fearfully in the place of loss because of the forgetfulness and abandonment of their owners? Where are you crying? We have so many things, but we don’t know how to cherish them.

The people, things, and things we cherish will die, disappear, and be destroyed. But as long as there is hope, it is not really lost. They will live happily on Beloved Island.

Believe in miracles, adults who don’t believe in them cannot enter.

Jack told his mother about his experience in the Land of the Lost during the night of miracles. But the adults who thought they were well-informed did not think so. "Although they have seen nothing and experienced nothing, they think they know much more than you do."

Maybe they once believed in magic, but life has made a heart that was once full of curiosity no longer pure. Adults have moved far away from the innocence of childhood. They are too sophisticated and no longer believe in fairy tales. All adults were once children. They have all experienced it, and they have all forgotten it.

I once hoped that I could turn back time and be able to return to my youth. It’s not about seizing opportunities and reaching the top. Rather, I hope that a heart that has been in the world of mortals can re-recognize and find itself in the clear and pure world of youth, and then be able to be a better version of myself.

Always keep hope, hope cannot be locked by any lock

In the lair of the Lost Demon, the defenseless little boy released all the items imprisoned in the cage. Because he brings hope to these things. Although they were locked in a cage by the Lost Demon, they hoped that no lock could lock them. These cheap and unrespected things will be recycled in the world of life through the golden channel and turned into other things, thus gaining new life.

At the end of the story, although Christmas Eve has passed and is no longer the night of miracles and hope that gave life to objects, the piggy can still hug its owner with its soft little hooves and cry happily.

The reason why humans are the spirit of all things is because we have hope and believe in miracles. So, no matter what environment you are in, at what time, or what difficulties you encounter, don’t give up. As long as hope is always there, miracles will happen.