Chineses

Lili and her friends work together to throw a surprise birthday party for Xiaoming, realizing the joy of collaboration and the importance of friendship.

Lili learns to make zongzi with her grandmother’s patient guidance and encouragement, overcoming her initial difficulties to create a beautiful zongzi for the Dragon Boat Festival.

Xiao Ming and his mother care for an injured bird until it recovers and flies away, symbolizing freedom.

Lili and Xiaoming selflessly spend their saved money to bring joy to orphans on Children’s Day, learning the value of sharing and helping others.

Having learned to ride a bicycle, Xiao Ming gets lost on his way to his friend’s house but eventually finds it after asking for directions and learns the importance of asking for help.

Lili and Xiaoming plant and care for a small tree together, learning the importance of nurturing both nature and their friendship.

Lili and her friend Xiaoming decide to make a sweet and sour fish dish for Mother’s Day, which becomes the best gift Lili’s mother receives.

While cleaning, Lili and Xiaoming discover old family photos that spark their parents to share childhood stories, fostering a deeper connection and interest in their family history.

Excited about an upcoming meteor shower, Lili and Xiaoming visit the library to learn more, and eventually have an unforgettable night watching it together.

Lili and Xiaoming visit a farm to learn about silkworms and silk production, and they joyfully create a silk flower with the farmer’s help, resolving to protect the environment.