The little boy had a dream in which he saw a boy named Aladdin picking up a big teapot by the seaside. He spent a wonderful afternoon with the beautiful big teapot. When Aladdin was ready to go home in the evening to say goodbye to the big teapot, it was reluctant to part because Aladdin was the only person who didn't think it was a magic lamp and desperately wiped its belly. The big teapot doesn't want to part ways with Aladdin, but Aladdin's mother doesn't allow him to pick up things and go home unless The big teapot is a magic lamp!
Jimmy used painting to explore the question of "wishes" based on the story of a little boy and Aladdin's magic lamp - when the boy finds the magic lamp, should he make a wish without hesitation, or should he silently cherish his wish and keep it with him forever.
Why do people want to make wishes so much?
How can a wish be fulfilled?
By shooting stars? Relying on the magic lamp? Relying on angels?
Are wishes good or bad?
Should the wishes of bad people be fulfilled?
Will good people's wishes be better?
If you are willing to help me fulfill a wish,
How should I make a wish?
If I could make a promise