The forest post office recently received a new postman - little hedgehog Diandian.
The thorns on his back always pricked the wrong things. The first time he delivered a letter, he pricked Grandma Squirrel's nut parcel and almost lost Miss Nightingale's sheet music.
"You can't even deliver a letter, you are not suitable to be a postman at all!" Director Fox's words were like pebbles, making the tip of his nose feel sore.
But when he discovered that Grandma Yue, who lived alone, could not receive any letters, he decided to be the first "Moonlight Postman" in the forest.
He used rosin to stick envelopes on thorns, followed the firefly guide through the fog, and wrote the home address for the lost ladybugs on the edge of the dandelion field. He also learned to draw pictures on the leaves with dewdrops, and sent warm notes to lonely little animals.
"The dotted letter smells like moonlight!" Sister Rabbit said, wagging her long ears after receiving the letter.
It turns out that the most important thing about being a postman is not to make mistakes, but to be willing to hide gentleness in every trip.
This is a story about a clumsy but brave little hedgehog, with starlight and courage, sending love and warmth to every corner of the forest.
Mission: Deliver warmth with sincerity and courage, and every attempt on the road to growth deserves recognition.