He does not have the kind of "old-fashioned and respectful" and condescending "love" for children that every "adult" has. The more he is more sincere with children, and the more they make them angry, the more he appears sincere. He really treats children as people who can speak equally.
The United States is a pragmatic country, so he tends to ignore the nasty process and various human issues, just as Charlie’s last piece of chocolate was a piece of money that he picked up, and his resulting gain concealed the lack of morality in this process. Success is the only way Americans know you.
The changes in information and communication media have created an information imbalance between children and the previous generation. However, cold technology has no human warmth, and it is also the reason for the creation of a one-dimensional society.
Fairy tales are the best way to instill the ideas of the next generation. The world is colorful, but why is it not full of happiness?
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