Many children are dependent on their parents, afraid of completing things by themselves and messing it up. In the story, how does the little mudskipper overcome its dependence? How its mother releases it to overcome hard conditions by itself? Mudskipper is a kind of fish that can jump on both mud and water and live on the land. Its pectoral like a sucker can help it climb on tree. The blood capillary spread over its moist skin can help it absorb dioxide. Though it can live on land for a long time, it must keep its skin moist, or else, it will die due to lack of dioxide. Through the description of its life and adventure, the story displays the life style of mudskipper and shows the diversity and peculiarness of life in the great nature to children. In the story, warm kinship like the fog in spring is spreading over the whole story to let children cherish family love in melancholy. - from Amzon