More than 100 years ago, in order to comfort a sick child, Miss Potter, who lived in the village, made up a story and wrote it to him in a letter. This is the later famous "The Story of Peter Rabbit".

Several of the most well-known small animals in Ms. Potter's works are the protagonists, the naughty little Peter, the impolite little squirrel Natkin, the frog who can't catch fish, Jeremy the frog, the clean-loving Mrs. Dotmouse, the funny Gemma Duck, the helpful Mrs Hedgehog, Tom the trick-or-treating kitten...  They deduced interesting stories one after another. These stories are full of childlike innocence and are very close to the inner world of children. Children will intimately regard the protagonists in these stories as their little friends and find their own shadow in the stories. These stories Lively, simple yet meaningful.

June 1902, Peter Rabbit's first story: "The Tale of Peter Rabbit"
Published by the British publishing house Frederick Warne & Co. At the time of the first edition, 28.000 copies were printed, and as of 2008, the sales volume of the book has exceeded 40 million copies worldwide. At the same time, the entire Peter Rabbit story series has sold more than 151 million copies and has been translated into more than 30 different languages.

The only authorized cartoon character in the world with a century-old heritage, he is now the protagonist of a well-known fairy tale in Europe and America, "Peter Rabbit". He is playful and adventurous, not only accompanied by many children's childhood growth, but also by many adults. favorite.

July 28, 2016 is the 150th birthday of Miss Potter, the author of Peter Rabbit. The National Trust, a British heritage conservation organization, will also hold a series of "Thank you Potter" activities to commemorate this event. A well-known children's book author and "environmental guardian".