小鸟不能乱抓 - We Shouldn’t Catch Wild Birds [HSK 3]
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Explains why wild birds cannot be casually captured or traded.
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《English Translation》小宝: Brother, I saw a little bird and really want to catch it to play. Can I?
小刚: No. The news says many birds are nationally protected, and catching them is illegal.
小宝: Huh? Even such a small bird can’t be caught?
小刚: Yes. Birds like the huamei and lark, and even bird eggs, must not be touched casually.
小宝: Why? I just think they’re cute.
小刚: Because they’re important to nature. Taking one away messes up the bird’s home.
小宝: Then I’ll just look and not touch. That makes the bird happy, right?
小刚: Right! Not catching or harming them is how we protect them.