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There was once a little bird. She sang a lot. Everyone was happy. The king saw the bird.... A short Chinese story for your kids. Let's enjoy listening!

There once was a young boy who worked in the hills above his village. He was a shepherd, and it was his job to take care of the sheep from sunrise to sundown.

Do you struggle as a doggie foster parent, and feel like you're the only one who finds it hard? Do you want to foster a dog, but don't know where to start, how to prepare, and what to expect? If so, this is the book for you. Fostering is not for wimps, cowards, or the otherwise mess- or insanity-challenged. It's hard and emotionally draining work, and there are days we all could use an understanding shoulder to cry on. You are not alone! Let Foster Doggie Insanity be there for you.

When is the Spring Festival? What do people do at the Spring Festival? And Dargon Boat Festival? Mid-Autumn Festival, Double Ninth Festival....

Chinese Idioms: Chinese idioms are the essence of Chinese culture. There are many origins of them, like historical stories, folk legends, and ancient poems. Four short stories inside this audiobook.

Honesty and Kindness are rewarded in this classic tale.

A story about how Mouse and Lion become friends in the forest.

A story about a princess and a frog.

In China, long ago, there lived an evil demon. He was called Nian. Nian had the jaws of a lion. He had the scales of a snake and razor-sharp claws. All people feared him.

One day, an old man gave the little boy a gift. It was a golden paintbrush. This is a magic paintbrush! Whatever you paint will become real! Wow! Let's enjoy listening, my friend!

Here is an audiobook which tells of the Jade Emperor's clever plan to decide the order the animal years should go in. Find out who came first in "The Great Race".

Li Bai was a great poet in the Tang Dynasty of China. He wrote thousands of popular poems and was hailed as a poetic genius by Chinese people....

Once upon a time, there was a shepherd in China. The shepherd herded his sheep on a large, green grassland every day. Let's enjoy listening!

Long ago, there was a man who lived in China. He had a special gift. Even the emperor knew about his special talent.

Chinese idioms are the essence of Chinese culture. There are many origins of them, like historical stories, folk legends, and ancient poems. Includes four short stories.

An audiobook about three little pigs, and the big bad wolf that blew down a house made of straw, and one made of sticks.

Little Red Riding Hood was crying, "Sorry, grandmother, I forgot Mom's warning - don't talk to strangers, especially the big, bad, wolf!"

Sima Guang found a stone near the tank, and he lifted the stone very high and threw it towards the tank. Why does he do it? Let's enjoy listening!

Once upon a time, there was a young man who lived all alone in a little farm cottage. He got up very early every day and earned his living by working hard in the fields until late into the evening.... One day he take saw a large snail and took it home....

The dragon snorted! Flames shot through the air and began to melt the gold coins. Bang! BANG! He hammered the molten gold coins into a sparkling bow!