It was a rather quiet afternoon when I read this book for the first time. At that moment I was sitting alone in a corner with my back against the wall. I found a fantasy world under the pale sun. For me at the time, getting into Hogwarts was the best thing in the world. The look once out of the train window realized the character of Harry under the pen of JKRowling. This skinny, disheveled little boy accompanied me throughout my childhood. The Philosopher's Stone is the basis of Harry Potter and many people are attracted to this book and become Harry Potter fans. Being the first work of a serialized novel, it completes the mission perfectly, telling us about Harry's family background, as well as the magical world of knowledge. JKRowling takes readers into a fascinating and mysterious magical world, a world different from the normal human campus, Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The group of students and teachers with magical abilities let readers into the depths of this fascinating book and readers cannot extricate themselves until they open the book. In this book, wild imagination runs like fireworks through the entire story. Harry Potter's vivid description of life at Hogwarts is close to the boys' campus life but different in a magical way. With its flaws, Harry Potter's personal growth tugs at the heartstrings of many readers. JK Rowling's language is witty and entertaining using lots of puns, figures of speech and parallels. His creation of characters is vivid and lively, as if they were boys and girls living around us. It is a story not only of magic and European culture, but also of growth, which has to do with different types of jobs and relationships and would also remind me of my experience and... middle of the paper... a heroic quest and a large number of wonderful characters, a whim that the reader ends up being very interested in. Because the wizarding world is so wonderful, enough to make me feel like a "muggle", it is so dull and boring. In the gray ideal reality, it is polishing our small and weak dream. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets as the second part of Harry's magical journey, is more like a transitional work, but still has good and readable plots. The second one has some new roles joining and will not let the reader get bored. In this case, Harry, Ron and Hermione work together with an increasingly tacit understanding. Besides that, the final battle between Harry and the snake is full of excitement. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets shows a sign that the Harry Potter series is gradually becoming formal, and the story of Harry Potter will become more and more wonderful in the future.