Kind people always get good karma. A long time ago, there was an old lady with a kind heart. To take care of her son who was sick, she caught a red carp and wanted to cook it for him. But she showed her empathy and did not harm the fish in the end. So what happened to the red carp? What’s the magic behind the red carp’s bead? Get your teddy bear, pull up the sheets, and enjoy the story of the Red Carp’s Bead. Sweet...

Kind people always get good karma. A long time ago, there was an old lady with a kind heart. To take care of her son who was sick, she caught a red carp and wanted to cook it for him. But she showed her empathy and did not harm the fish in the end. So what happened to the red carp? What’s the magic behind the red carp’s bead? Get your teddy bear, pull up the sheets, and enjoy the story of the Red Carp’s Bead. Sweet...

Have you ever believed that there is something in the world that can make you invisible to the eye? Whether it's a magic cloak or a special potion, some people long for these things so that nobody can see them while they do something sneaky. In this story, an old man gets the so-called invisibility cloak grass. But does this grass really make him invisible? What does he do after he gets the grass? Turn off your lamp, switch your nightlight on, and enjoy the story of the Invisibility Cloak...

Have you ever believed that there is something in the world that can make you invisible to the eye? Whether it's a magic cloak or a special potion, some people long for these things so that nobody can see them while they do something sneaky. In this story, an old man gets the so-called invisibility cloak grass. But does this grass really make him invisible? What does he do after he gets the grass? Turn off your lamp, switch your nightlight on, and enjoy the story of the Invisibility Cloak...

It’s generally believed that the second day of February in Chinese Lunar New Year is the day of the Dragon Head Raising Festival. Every animal wakes up on this day, and people will pray to god for good weather to provide a bountiful harvest. What would happen to humans without any rainy days? What punishment would the dragon who gave the rain to people receive? How did people save the dragon who got punished? Get under the covers, lay your head on your pillow, and enjoy the story of the...

It’s generally believed that the second day of February in Chinese Lunar New Year is the day of the Dragon Head Raising Festival. Every animal wakes up on this day, and people will pray to god for good weather to provide a bountiful harvest. What would happen to humans without any rainy days? What punishment would the dragon who gave the rain to people receive? How did people save the dragon who got punished? Get under the covers, lay your head on your pillow, and enjoy the story of the...

Before there is thunder, the lightning always appears first. The flashing of the lightning gives people a heads-up that thunder is coming. So why do we always see the lightning first before we hear the thunder? Who is in charge of the thunder and the lightning? Grab your blanket, lay on your pillow, and enjoy the story of the God of Thunder and the Goddess of Lightning. Sweet dreams! 每次打雷前都會先閃電，閃電的亮光在提醒大家等下要打雷了。那為什麼會先閃電再打雷呢？又是誰在控制打雷閃電的呢？拿起你的小毯子，躺在鬆軟軟的枕頭上，讓我們一起來聽聽雷公與電母的故事吧～祝大家好夢！ ---...

Before there is thunder, the lightning always appears first. The flashing of the lightning gives people a heads-up that thunder is coming. So why do we always see the lightning first before we hear the thunder? Who is in charge of the thunder and the lightning? Grab your blanket, lay on your pillow, and enjoy the story of the God of Thunder and the Goddess of Lightning. Sweet dreams! 每次打雷前都會先閃電，閃電的亮光在提醒大家等下要打雷了。那為什麼會先閃電再打雷呢？又是誰在控制打雷閃電的呢？拿起你的小毯子，躺在鬆軟軟的枕頭上，讓我們一起來聽聽雷公與電母的故事吧～祝大家好夢！ ---...

The Lantern Festival, also known as the Yuan Xiao Festival, falls on the 15th day of the first month in the lunar calendar. It celebrates the first full moon of a new year. On this day, people usually eat glutinous sweet rice balls (yuan xiao), make lanterns with riddles on them, and guess the answers to the riddles. The whole family will get together and enjoy some fun activities outside. But why is the Lantern Festival also known as the Yuan Xiao festival? Who is Yuan Xiao? Get your teddy...

The Lantern Festival, also known as the Yuan Xiao Festival, falls on the 15th day of the first month in the lunar calendar. It celebrates the first full moon of a new year. On this day, people usually eat glutinous sweet rice balls (yuan xiao), make lanterns with riddles on them, and guess the answers to the riddles. The whole family will get together and enjoy some fun activities outside. But why is the Lantern Festival also known as the Yuan Xiao festival? Who is Yuan Xiao? Get your teddy...

There is an old saying: “On the first day of New Year’s, wake up with the dawn. On the second day of New Year’s, wake up with the dawn. On the third day of New Year’s, sleep until no more yawn.” So why can you sleep until you are satisfied on day three? It’s said that Lady Mouse gets married on the third day of every Chinese New Year. On the night before this day, people usually go to sleep earlier and wake up later than usual so they won’t disturb Lady Mouse getting married. So why did Lady...

There is an old saying: “On the first day of New Year’s, wake up with the dawn. On the second day of New Year’s, wake up with the dawn. On the third day of New Year’s, sleep until no more yawn.” So why can you sleep until you are satisfied on day three? It’s said that Lady Mouse gets married on the third day of every Chinese New Year. On the night before this day, people usually go to sleep earlier and wake up later than usual so they won’t disturb Lady Mouse getting married. So why did Lady...

Every year on the Chinese New Year’s Eve, people usually dress up new pretty clothes and enjoy a big New Year’s dinner with their family members. On this day, people will wait until midnight, when it turns the first day of the Chinese New Year, and say “Gongxi, gongxi (congrats)! Happy New Year!” to each other before they head to bed. Why do people have customs like that? Well, it is said that it’s because of the monkey who in charge of the lamp. What did the lamp monkey do? Why people say...

Every year on the Chinese New Year’s Eve, people usually dress up new pretty clothes and enjoy a big New Year’s dinner with their family members. On this day, people will wait until midnight, when it turns the first day of the Chinese New Year, and say “Gongxi, gongxi (congrats)! Happy New Year!” to each other before they head to bed. Why do people have customs like that? Well, it is said that it’s because of the monkey who in charge of the lamp. What did the lamp monkey do? Why people say...

Before Chinese Lunar New Year, people usually paste lucky phrases alongside the door on red paper and set out firecrackers to welcome the coming New Year. Have you ever wondered why? These customs are related to a monster called Nian, who lives in the deep, deep sea. Nian always leaves his home to make trouble on the last day of the year. What does Nian look like? Why do people paste the phrases by the door and set out firecrackers? Grab your blanket, lay your head on your pillow, and enjoy...

Before Chinese Lunar New Year, people usually paste lucky phrases alongside the door on red paper and set out firecrackers to welcome the coming New Year. Have you ever wondered why? These customs are related to a monster called Nian, who lives in the deep, deep sea. Nian always leaves his home to make trouble on the last day of the year. What does Nian look like? Why do people paste the phrases by the door and set out firecrackers? Grab your blanket, lay your head on your pillow, and enjoy...

The sun brings warmth and light to the world, but it can also cause trouble when it burns too hot. Long, long ago, there was a giant called Kua Fu, who had a very kind heart. To help the people suffering under the blazing heat, he chased the sun far, far away. How did the sun harm the people living below? What happened to Kua Fu when he chased the sun? Did his plan work? Get your teddy bear, pull up the sheets, and enjoy the story of Kua Fu. Sweet...

The sun brings warmth and light to the world, but it can also cause trouble when it burns too hot. Long, long ago, there was a giant called Kua Fu, who had a very kind heart. To help the people suffering under the blazing heat, he chased the sun far, far away. How did the sun harm the people living below? What happened to Kua Fu when he chased the sun? Did his plan work? Get your teddy bear, pull up the sheets, and enjoy the story of Kua Fu. Sweet...

Long, long ago, there was an enormous hole in the sky. Nü Wa used many colorful stones to patch up the hole, and that’s why our sky has so many different colors to this very day. Do you know how there came to be a hole in the sky, and what the hole meant for the people living below? How did Nü Wa use the stones to patch up the sky? Turn off your lamp, switch your nightlight on, and enjoy the story of how Nü Wa patched up the sky. Sweet dreams! 好久好久以前，...

Long, long ago, there was an enormous hole in the sky. Nü Wa used many colorful stones to patch up the hole, and that’s why our sky has so many different colors to this very day. Do you know how there came to be a hole in the sky, and what the hole meant for the people living below? How did Nü Wa use the stones to patch up the sky? Turn off your lamp, switch your nightlight on, and enjoy the story of how Nü Wa patched up the sky. Sweet dreams! 好久好久以前，...

Have you ever wondered where people come from? In Chinese mythology, people were made by Nü Wa, the goddess of marriage. After Pan Gu created the world, Nü Wa sculpted people out of mud, gave them marriage so they could be together, and gave them children so they could have families. Why did Nü Wa want to make people, and what happened after she did? Get under the covers, lay your head on your pillow, and enjoy the story of Nü Wa. Sweet dreams! 人類是怎麼出現的呢?...

Have you ever wondered where people come from? In Chinese mythology, people were made by Nü Wa, the goddess of marriage. After Pan Gu created the world, Nü Wa sculpted people out of mud, gave them marriage so they could be together, and gave them children so they could have families. Why did Nü Wa want to make people, and what happened after she did? Get under the covers, lay your head on your pillow, and enjoy the story of Nü Wa. Sweet dreams! 人類是怎麼出現的呢?...

Have you ever wondered how the world began? A long time ago, the ancient Chinese people believed that in the beginning, the earth was a giant, cosmic egg. Pan Gu was born from this egg, and he created the sky, the mountains, the rivers, the sun, the moon, and everything else in the world. But how did Pan Gu create the world? Who is Pan Gu? What happens to him? Grab your blanket, lay on your pillow, and enjoy the story of Pan Gu. Sweet...

Have you ever wondered how the world began? A long time ago, the ancient Chinese people believed that in the beginning, the earth was a giant, cosmic egg. Pan Gu was born from this egg, and he created the sky, the mountains, the rivers, the sun, the moon, and everything else in the world. But how did Pan Gu create the world? Who is Pan Gu? What happens to him? Grab your blanket, lay on your pillow, and enjoy the story of Pan Gu. Sweet...