Happy Planet: The Computer Adventure

Author: Hu Hongbing
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Express happiness with happiness, helping others find joy is the truest joy, embodying a brand-new creative concept for children's TV dramas. —Zhong Chengxiang, Vice Chairman of the Chinese Literature and Art Federation and a renowned film and television critic
I am a primary school teacher. After watching "Happy Planet," I was deeply moved: First, children are so eager for dreams, happiness, and freedom. What should adults do? Second, the underachieving students in my class are also very adorable. How can I help them feel the care of teachers and classmates? I would recommend this work to my students and their parents. —Netizen Chen Chen
"Happy Planet" is too good to watch. I can't wait to see the second season. —Netizen Domiri
After "Happy Planet" was broadcast on China Central Television, it attracted countless children. This book, as the novelization of the drama, brings the story of "Happy Planet" to the page.
Ding Kaile (nickname Lele), a sunny fourth-grade student in Class One, has a very ordinary and routine life, like most children of his age. Due to his introverted and timid personality, Lele is often bullied by a few mischievous classmates in his class—Jin Gang, Pang Ge, and Xiao Jiujiu. Unable to stand up to them, Lele has to endure it. By chance, Lele enters a place called "Happy Planet" through a computer, and from then on, he encounters a series of unexpected events.

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