Author: Xunxia
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: In 2008, the 29th Olympic Games will be held in our motherland's capital—Beijing. Everyone is making active preparations for this grand event. The news reached the Animal Kingdom, and the animals were extremely excited. They also wanted to add beautiful colors to the Olympics. Therefore, King Lion convened the 29th National Congress of Citizens, where it was decided that the Animal Kingdom would hold its first Green Wind Forest Games. Additionally, excellent athletes would be selected to form a cheering team to participate in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, cheering for the Chinese athletes. The animals responded enthusiastically to the call, and many came forward to sign up for the competition, all wanting to contribute to the opening of the Olympics. After multiple selections and eliminations, the twelve zodiac animals stood out the most. Thus, King Lion decided to send them to compete. At the same time, a press corps was dispatched to provide live coverage of the competition. Kids, many interesting things happened on the competition field. You must be curious to know, right? Then let's head to the stadium to take a look! Look, the Me Me Sheep Idiom Team is entering the field with graceful steps. They keep blinking their big eyes, greeting the audience in a friendly manner. Do you know? In Me Me's long eyelashes, there are many moving stories. You must want to know, right? Let's take a look together.
The translation of "" into English is "Baa Baa Sheep".
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