On the weekend, I accompanied my child to the bookstore and found that many children's books were dressed in gorgeous "outerwear", with exquisite mechanisms, hot stamping glitter, plush stickers, and sound and photoelectric effects. The child flipped vigorously, but their attention was entirely focused on playing with the three-dimensional page flipping. As for what was said in the book, they didn't know after asking three questions. The design of children's books is more interesting and worthy of praise, but the form must ultimately serve the content, not overshadowing the main focus, and not putting the cart before the horse. Some books have cool packaging, but when the inside pages are opened, the content is very thin, the stories are boring, the core is hollow, and even the text cannot withstand scrutiny. Moreover, excessive accumulation of forms may "spoil" children's reading appetite. When accustomed to immediate sensory stimulation and entertainment functions, their interest and patience with words are easily weakened, which is not conducive to cultivating deep thinking and concentration abilities. A good children's book should be able to plant the seeds of truth, goodness, and beauty in children's hearts with vivid stories, beautiful language, and profound meanings. Fine reading classic children's books conveys the meaning of love through sincere dialogue, igniting curiosity and curiosity with creative plots. Their charm does not lie in their form, but in the high-quality content and spiritual core that directly reach the childlike heart. The innovation of binding design should serve reading, and it cannot be "fun" or "easy to read", with only form. Children's books are not fleeting toys, but companions that accompany children's growth. Publishers need to calm down and focus less on blindly pursuing the appearance of patterns, and more on meticulously crafting the quality of content. Parents also need to keep their eyes open and not be misled by flashy packaging. When choosing a book, they may want to flip through a few pages of the content to see if there are good stories, good words, and good ideas. Let children's books return to their true essence, with sincere, high-quality, and nutritious content, in order to truly touch, guide, and warm children. (New Society)