What did Dad look like when he was a child

Author: Meizihan (text), Zhao Xiaoyin (illustrations)
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2000-02-01
Features: "Li Laler Series," including "Big People Are Cats," "I Will Also Be a Dad," "What Was Dad Like When He Was a Kid?" and "I Am a Kid."
Recommended Reading Grade: 1—2
Recommendation: Illustrated books created by domestic writers and artists are more relatable to Chinese children. There are no Pinyin annotations, so it's recommended for reading with parents.
Hope parents don't find the book too thin or the layout too sparse.
Books for children are all in small fonts and lack illustrations, which is beneficial for their growth, right?
A dense text book with rough printing, from an aesthetic point of view, cannot provide children with beauty.
When buying books for children, don't be too focused on "affordability."
— Wang Lin
"I Am a Kid"
So, I like to play. This is a principle that many adults don't understand.
I'll turn them into kids to see how it feels.
Li Laler is a kid just like all the others, but he has magic powers.
He can turn his parents into kids and let them experience what it's like to be a kid.