Small animals look for big friends

Author: Tian Li
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The little mouse wants to find a friend who is bigger than itself. The hedgehog says to it, "I am bigger than you. Shall we play together?" The hedgehog sees the little cat, and the little cat says, "I am bigger than you. Let's play together!" The little cat also wants to find a friend taller than itself and sees the monkey, calling it over. The little monkey says, "Of course, I am taller than you. Let's play together!" Some want to find friends taller than themselves, while others want to find friends shorter than themselves. The little bear says to the hippopotamus, "When I grow up, I will be taller than you." The hippopotamus says, "You grow, I grow too, but I am still taller than you!" Just when the hippopotamus thinks it is the tallest, the elephant comes over and says, "I am the biggest friend among the animals." Who is taller? Who is shorter? Who is bigger? Who is smaller? It is all relative. Comparison is needed to find the answer. The little mouse wants to find a friend bigger than itself. The hedgehog says to it, "I am bigger than you. Shall we play together?" The hedgehog sees the little cat, and the little cat says, "I am bigger than you. Let's play together!" The little cat also wants to find a friend taller than itself and sees the monkey, calling it over. The little monkey says, "Of course, I am taller than you. Let's play together!" Some want to find friends taller than themselves, while others want to find friends shorter than themselves. The little bear says to the hippopotamus, "When I grow up, I will be taller than you." The hippopotamus says, "You grow, I grow too, but I am still taller than you!" Just when the hippopotamus thinks it is the tallest, the elephant comes over and says, "I am the biggest friend among the animals." Who is taller? Who is shorter? Who is bigger? Who is smaller? It is all relative. Comparison is needed to find the answer.