Episode 1

The book The Inhabitants and Robbers of Cardamom Town is about three robbers in Cardamom Town.

Jasper, Hashbe and Lenardan are a gang of robbers who are lazy and often steal bread from the bakery and ham and beef from the sausage store. They were not clean at all, their house was a mess and dirty, and sometimes they would joke with the residents, but they stole, so the residents of Cardamom Town were very angry, and they all wanted to take them to jail. Finally, during one of their thefts, the three robbers were caught by the grocery store owner, the sausage store owner, and the baker who were there in ambush, and they were taken to the police station and put in jail.

Once there was a fire in Dubya's tower, and they did so well to put it out, that the inhabitants recommended Jaspe as a fireman, Hashbe as a circus foreman, and the gluttonous Lenadan as a baker, and they all found suitable work for themselves, and never had to be robbers again.

This story tells us that we all have a pair of hard-working hands, a ploughing a harvest, to use their own labor to harvest, can not get something for nothing.

Episode 2

In this whole world, there are many, many literary canonical book series, but the one that impresses me the most is The Residents and Robbers of Cardamom Town. Everything that happens in Cardamom Town is not so much a carefully woven tale as it is a game of make-it-up-as-you-go-along, within which every little child is able to find his or her own character, play the role of himself or herself, and discover the joys of loving and being loved in the course of that playing!

In any case, Cardamom is a wonderful town. It is a world for children and a utopia for adults. There is a paradise, an island of eternity, a paradise beyond the world, a beautiful world where time no longer flows, which we have never had, but have always wanted to find back ......

Here I would like to say to Toby Young Egner, "Thank you for giving me an innocent and happy childhood, which left me with many wonderful memories!"

When closing the last page of this book, suddenly, I had a thought that I must recommend this book to everyone so that they can also visit Cardamom Town!