Through the looking-glass - by Lewis Carroll

In the dream, Alice enters a world of mirrors, where she is guided by the Red Queen. She then sprints through each level as if she were invisible, and finally, Alice becomes the Queen. The book is a fairy tale combining literature and popular science. Alice fully embodies the pure nature of children, which is easily eroded in the process of human growth. In Alice's fantastic journey, we can think of the absurd, bizarre, wonderful world in the minds of children from life, vivid stimulation, and endless aftertaste.