Húli gàosu Xiǎowángzǐ: zhēnzhèng zhòngyào de dōngxi, yòng yǎnjing shì kànbujiàn de.
The fox tells the little prince that what really matters cannot be seen with the eyes.
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Written by the French pilot 圣埃克苏佩里 and published in 1943, it is one of the most translated books in the world, with dozens of Chinese versions. The fox's lesson about 驯养 'taming' gave that plain farm word a romantic ring for Chinese readers.
