A brief introduction to The Prince and the Beggar.

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Although it is set in Britain in the16th century, it does allude to the inequality between the rich and the poor in American society in the19th century. In the book, Mark Twain's writing style is not as humorous and sharp as it was at the beginning, but mixed with many thoughts in the process of growing up. Tom and Prince Edward are not satisfied with their own living conditions. They think each other's world is infinitely beautiful, but only when they really live each other's life can they understand that what suits them best is the best. There was a prince who was tired of the luxurious life in the palace and didn't want to continue to be a prince. He often quarreled with the king, and the quarrel became more and more fierce. Finally, the king drove the prince out of the palace, and the poor prince became a beggar.