Chineses

When Lily’s kite gets stuck in a tree, her friend Xiao Ming helps her retrieve it with a branch, and they continue to enjoy their day in the park.

Lili and Xiaoming try Tai Chi in the park, finding enjoyment and relaxation in the practice.

Lili and Xiaoming learn to write calligraphy through mutual encouragement and practice, realizing the value of effort and teamwork.

Lili and Xiaoming plant a colorful garden together, learning about nature and the rewards of hard work.

Lili, initially disappointed at not being able to perform, learns a new dance and makes a good friend by helping Xiaoming with his performance.

Lili patiently teaches Xiaoming to play Chinese chess, and Xiaoming, initially struggling, eventually finds the game enjoyable and insightful.

Lili and Xiaoming learn to make mooncakes at a bakery, understanding their cultural significance for the Mid-Autumn Festival, and decide to share them with their family.

Lili invites Xiaoming over to share her new tea set and teach him about Chinese tea culture, resulting in a pleasant afternoon of tea and conversation.

Lili and Xiaoming learn about tea picking and making at a tea farm, and happily share the tea they harvested with their family.

Lili learns that caring for Xiaoming, who is sick, is more meaningful than surprising him with homemade dumplings.