What does the fairy tale about the boss being no better than a barrel want to tell the readers?

The fairy tale of "The Boss is no better than a barrel" wants to tell the readers that everyone should have a spiritual paradise of his or her own, and that "a bowl of porridge" is important, but the real happiness comes from the "book" that belongs to him or her.

The kid who lives under the boss's roof is indignant at the student's comment that "the boss is no better than a barrel", and specially invites a barrel, a coffee grinder and a drawer to lobby the student in a vain attempt to persuade him to recognize "the boss's knowledge of making money". However, the poor student still did what he wanted and concentrated on his studies. So, the kid secretly followed the student to a wonderful world - where there is a green, leafy tree full of beautiful flowers like the eyes of a young girl, the fruit of the stars as bright, everywhere echoing the pleasant sound of song ... ... ...

In fact, the scales in the little brat's heart had tipped to the side of the poor student, for he enjoyed such a wonderful spiritual paradise immensely. However, he is reluctant to admit it because the rich boss has given him material gifts after all. However, a fire makes the Kid betray his insistence. At the time of the crisis, the first thing that came to his mind, the most precious thing to him, was precisely the book that made his heart happy and mesmerized, rather than his bowl of porridge. The kid then suddenly realized ......

Everyone should have a spiritual paradise of their own, "a bowl of porridge" is important, but the real joy comes from belonging to their own "a book! "

Everyone should have a spiritual paradise of their own.