Frederick, the poet mouse, stores up something special for the long cold winter.

A collection of nursery rhymes in English and Chinese, some originating from each tradition, interspersed with facts about Chinese culture and traditions.

An illustrated story about Bai Suzhen, a white snake, who falls in love with a human.

Features images of objects of different shapes accompanied by the word descriptions in English and Chinese.

In a remote village, 100 grandpas and 100 grandmas don't interact with or care about each other any more. Then a little boy visits and decides to share his "talking seaweed" with everyone. The villagers are surprised to see how nice it is to talk with one another. The boy's small kind act makes a big impact on the villagers' lives.

When the Mother Sun's ten sons refuse to remove themselves from the sky, the Great Emperor calls upon Houyi to plead with the destructive suns to take turns in the sky for the sake of his people's lives and the land.

A mouse goes to the sun, cloud, wind, and wall in search of the strongest husband for his daughter, only to find him among his own kind.

Expert marksman Houyi shot a wolf threatening fairy maiden Chang'e. Then the pair were married and lived a happy life.

Presents a Chinese legend about a general who longed for a male child who would grow up and assist him in battling the Dragon King. But when the general's wife finally delivers, a huge red ball appears. The general was so angry he split the ball's flesh, and as it opens up, a lotus flower emerges upon which a sleeping baby boy rests.