And the queen said to him,‘This is thy father whom thou hast succoured.'
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彭小清
Although suffering can achieve the pure virtues of a star child, it also greatly torments the star child, irretrievably destroying his life and burying his virtues. In this world full of hatred and violence, pure beauty cannot find a foothold, and pure love is difficult to seek. This fairy tale precisely validates Oscar Wilde's concept of beauty and love: "Only through art, not anything else, can we achieve the perfection we pursue; only through art, not anything else, can we protect ourselves from the tragic decline in real life." The ideal of love is beautiful, but the reality is so ugly and heartless. The fairy tale 'Star Child' should be a desolate elegy sung by Oscar Wilde towards love.
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