Two-and-a-half-year-old Lin Putao is a little guy with a round face and eyelashes like small fans. Her little hands are always busy and her head is filled with countless "little ideas." Her greatest pleasure every day is to "explore" around the refrigerator, flower pots, and toy boxes at home, and occasionally cause little troubles that make people laugh or cry.
She would step on the shoe-changing stool to secretly open the refrigerator, just to "rescue" the small fish intestines hidden inside, but hurriedly stuffed the snacks under the sofa; she would stare at the tomatoes in the refrigerator with greed, and then open the "refrigerator door" while her mother was cleaning up the room, only to have the tomatoes roll to the floor. On the bed, he wanted to use paper towels to "wipe off" the red juice, but instead wiped the floor into an "abstract painting"; he would use his father's socks as a "doll skirt" and put them on the little bear; he would imitate his mother's example of watering green plants, but poured half a cup of water into his father's briefcase...
These mischievous things are not intentional troubles, but just little Grape's curiosity about the world: she wants to know why tomatoes are red, wants to try whether she can "do things" like her mother, and wants to share her favorite things with Little Bear. But her parents are never really angry, they always help her clean up the "mess" with a smile, and then squat down to tell her "why you can't do this" - through the "trouble" and companionship, Little Putao slowly learns to share and understand the rules, and the daily life of this small family is filled with small and warm laughter.
This is not an adventure story with ups and downs, it is just the daily life of an ordinary little girl growing up, hiding the innocence and cuteness of all two or three-year-old children.
