Zhou Yiwen, with innate artistic talent and a profound foundation in meticulous painting, has successfully published numerous children's story series and illustrated masterpieces. Among them, representative works such as "Balala the Fairies," "Adventure Little Prince," "Mole Manor," "Obi Island Adventures," and "Armor Warriors" have evolved into series of television dramas and children's plays, profoundly influencing two generations of Chinese youth. With multiple roles including artist, poet, and fairy tale writer, Zhou Yiwu has become an exemplary figure in the development of both traditional and contemporary art, worthy of study and emulation.

This exhibition originated from a profound exploration and dedication to world peace and the future triggered by the artist's photo "Mom, I Love You." Based on the artist's creative works, the exhibition utilizes paradigm shifts and contextual presentations, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in Zhou Yiwu's unique artistic world.

The exhibition presents the artist's pursuit and longing for world peace, conveying the importance and beauty of peace. Furthermore, it represents a commitment from the fairy tale creator to children, demonstrating the artist's concern for their growth and educational environment. As an artist with social responsibility, Zhou Yiwu expresses his concern and resonance with global hardships and humanitarian crises through his works. The exhibition showcases the artist as a social observer and advocate, bearing a sense of responsibility.

Through this exhibition, the audience gains in-depth insights into Zhou Yiwu as a fairy tale creator and artist, passionate about peace. The artist's creations not only satisfy aesthetic demands but also carry the responsibility and mission of conveying positive messages, addressing social issues, and prompting audience contemplation. Ultimately, the exhibition aims to use the power of art to inspire profound reflections and positive actions towards peace, social justice, and global challenges.