1946年诺贝尔文学奖获得者黑塞在其散文《魔术师的童年》里这样说:“幸运的是,和大多数孩子一样,我早在进学校之前就已经学会了对于生命最不可缺和最有价值的东西。我的先生们就是苹果树、雨和太阳、小河和森林、蜜蜂和甲虫、牧神潘恩和外祖父宝藏箱里会跳舞的神像。……我常常觉得,所谓现实,不过是大人们所做的无聊的约定,对于这样一种现实,我早就怀着一种既害怕又轻蔑的不满,和一股热切的愿望,要对它们施以魔法,叫 In her essay, The Magician’s Childhood, Hesse, winner of the 1946 Nobel Prize for Literature, put it this way: ”Fortunately, like most children, I learned the most necessary life before I went to school And the most valuable things.My gentlemen are the apple trees, rain and sun, streams and forests, bees and beetles, the goddess Paine and the idol dancing in the grandfather’s chest .... I often think that the so-called reality is nothing but The boring conventions that adults have made, for such a reality, I had long had a scared and contemptuous displeasure, and an eager desire to impose magic upon them