Aunt Mary Poppins Bone with the Wind, the first of six fairy tales written by Travers featuring Aunt Mary Poppins, was published in 1934.In this fairy tale, Travers used her rich imagination to create a superhuman image: Aunt Mary Poppins.This can be said to be the most successful part of this work.Aunt Mary Poppins looked just like the average governess in appearance, tall and thin, with crisp black hair, serious black eyes, pink cheeks, a snub nose like a Dutch doll, and often carried a pair of parrots. An umbrella for the head and a tote bag sewn from a blanket.But in fact, Aunt Mary Poppins is not an ordinary person, she is a superman with boundless divine power, she has many magical powers, for example, her handbag is empty, but she can take out soap, toothbrush, perfume , folding chairs and countless other things, her bottle with "a teaspoon before going to bed" can pour out strawberry juice, orange juice, milk, and sugar wine.All gods and men have treasures, and Aunt Mary Poppins is no exception. She has a wonderful compass, and she can take the children around the world in an instant by turning it. In the blink of an eye, you can come to the paper houses of the eastern etiquette state and the tents of the Indians in the west on the tropical palm beach.The author shows people a colorful fairy tale world through the experiences of several children including Jane and Michael living with their tutor, Aunt Mary Poppins, so as to inspire and entertain people.