Chineses

Lili and Xiaoming happily explore a local temple fair, where Lili buys calligraphy and Xiaoming tries sugar painting, enjoying the traditional crafts and promising to return.

Lili and Xiaoming accompany Lili’s mother to a farmer’s market to buy fresh produce for a healthy family dinner and learn about different vegetables and fruits.

With her friend’s help, Lili overcomes her nervousness and learns to bargain at the farmer’s market, successfully buying fresh vegetables and deciding to become a regular shopper.

Lili and Xiaoming, good friends with different talents, support each other as Lili wins a race and Xiaoming creates a banner for their school’s sports day.

Lili and Xiaoming find joy in repairing and flying a discarded kite together, learning about a Chinese tradition in the process.

Lili and her grandfather plant an apple tree on Arbor Day, learning about the importance of environmental protection in the process.

Two children plant and nurture an orange tree, learning the value of patience and hard work when it finally bears fruit for Chinese New Year.

Lili and Xiaoming learn to play Chinese chess with Lili’s dad, strengthening their friendship through practice and mutual support.

Lili and Xiaoming visit a tea shop, sample different teas with the help of an old man, and discover their individual preferences for green and black tea, respectively.

After Lili accidentally ruins Xiaoming’s homework, she helps him by trying to rewrite it, discovering a new skill in brush calligraphy.