Little Crow Kaka :

In a huge forest, there is a winding path. On the roadside there are countless giant trees—this is the beautiful street of trees, home to a family of crows. After a long winter, Little Crow Kaka grew up. Of course, after growing up, Kaka is like a lot of other children; he became more mischievous, doesn’t like washing his hands, doesn’t want to wake up early, doesn’t like going to school… It really makes his parents worry!

Fat Pig and Bunnies :

Everyone says girls love to look at themselves in the mirror. If that’s the case, then beautiful Little Bunny is no exception. She holds a small mirror at her side. When looking into it, she always opens her red eyes as wide as possible, tightens her mouth as small as possible, and tilts her head slightly while smiling sweetly. An old crow said, “When you cry it is better than when you laugh, because your red eyes will cry red teardrops, and the tears will become red rubies.” Can this really be true?

Two Children Roaming Masterpieces :

Books have planted themselves into Eryar’s mind, and now she becomes a bookworm! She and another bookworm, Xinbar, found one adventure after another: finding food between articles and illustrations, using typos to fight an “oblique crocodile,” bounce bumper cars, climbing tunnels, jumping on a trampoline… When Eryar heard her mother’s “Time to eat!” call, she seemed to understand something and picks up an eraser, hoping to erase all the typos…

Wood Street Cat :

This “Meow” star is very special: its tail can be used as a blanket. It doesn’t want to be in a store as a “product,” and so ran away. It ran and ran, until it arrives at Wood Street, where it meets a long-braided mother, and old stupid uncle, and an ugly grandmother. But they all have something in common—they love cats. Thinking less than three seconds, the big-tailed cat decides to stay here, with a fishing cat and the pooping bird; and so they became neighbors. They lived in harmony on Wood Street, stayed together through all four seasons, and made fun memories.