Beiga came to the Cherry Class

Author: Zheng Chunhua / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: "The Hug Series" won the 2003 and 2004 Ice Heart Children's Book Awards, the 6th National Outstanding Children's Literature Award, the 2005 Chen Bochu Children's Literature Award, and the 4th National Outstanding Preschool Reading Material Title. It was selected by the National Press and Publication Administration as one of the "100 Excellent Books Recommended for Youth." "The Hug Series" is a children's evaluation textbook, literary textbook, and life textbook. It contains a golden key to reading that will guide you into the heart of fairy tales.
1. A Beautiful Happy Peach Kindergarten
The kindergarten was built far from the city, almost in the suburbs, with a pink house.
"Wow, what a beautiful house!" an aunt pointed at the pink house with her finger.
"I think this is just another hotel they're building. Hmph!" an old man practicing kung fu by the roadside said angrily and walked away.
A few days later, the fence around the house was also built. It was light green with intricate cut-out patterns.
Another few days passed, and several large trucks, flatbed trucks, and cranes arrived. The crane cheerfully moved back and forth, lifting small tables, chairs from the trucks and big slides, trampolines from the flatbed trucks, one by one, and placing them on the lush green lawn.
One morning, just as the sun was rising, a lady with long pigtails and a lady with short hair came out, carrying a long wooden sign. They hung the sign to the right of the gate and then went back.
"Hoora!" soon, many people gathered around the sign, wanting to see what was written on it. But with so many people, they pushed and shoved, and no one could see clearly.
The old man practicing kung fu was pushed to the edge of the crowd, unable even to see the sign, let alone read the words. He got angry again and shouted loudly, "Stop pushing! Please, someone in the front read it out!"
"Okay, I'll read it!" a gentle voice came from the crowd, "Happy Peach—Kindergarten—"
"Oh, Happy Peach Kindergarten!"
"Oh, Happy Peach Kindergarten!" The adults cheered like children.
When the old man heard this, he seemed to doubt it and pushed his way back into the crowd, his eyes wide open. Sure enough, the sign had a row of colorful big letters: Happy Peach Kindergarten.
The old man smiled and nodded, "Good, good. So they built a kindergarten!"
The lady who had just read the sign was standing next to the old man. She said, "Wow, what a lovely kindergarten! I'm definitely sending my Beijia here!"
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