Writing
Ma Guoliang was a Chinese writer, magazine editor and screenwriter.
Children often tear off the beautiful illustrations from the books in the children's library while others are not paying attention. The walls of his house are covered with various illustrations that he secretly tore. One day, when he posted a picture of a woodpecker that he had just stolen on the wall, he had a quarrel with the small animals on the wall. The small animals asked to go back to the library, but he refused to let them do so.
Ke Li, a farmer of the Yao nationality, and his mother are exploited and oppressed by the bully landlord, and lead a poor life. One day, an old man passing by passed out at the door of Ke's house. Ke Li gave the old man the only cake in the house and sent the old man home. The old man's daughter took off a pair of gold earrings, and turned the gold earrings into two golden locks and gave them to Ke Li.
A cute, white rabbit looking for food finds what turns out a giant radish, but he cannot pull it out himself. Only with the help of many others, including a monkey, a pig and a bear, is the rabbit able to achieve his goal: Together we preserve.
Xiaoliang, a child, was waiting on the grass near the bus station and found a bag of money wrapped in red paper. He was worried that the owner would need it urgently, so he immediately chased the bus that had just left.
It tells the story that the small animals in the forest organize a travel group and set off at eight o'clock the next morning for an autumn trip. It was already nine o'clock when Little Bear arrived at the meeting place due to sleeplessness.
