"The Little Hedgehog's Magic Thorns" tells the story of a little hedgehog Tuan Tuan who is troubled by the spikes on his body that often cause trouble. When he helped Grandma Bear move the honey jar, the jar was punctured by its thorns. When he wanted to get close to his friends, he was always worried about pricking them. He even thought that the moon was afraid of being pricked by his own thorns. One day, the lame little squirrel told him that it was the thorns that caught the fox chasing him that allowed him to escape. Only then did Tuantuan remember that his thorn had used big leaves to build shelters for ants, and had also carried bird's nests blown down by the wind back to branches. Under the guidance of the little squirrel, he learned to control the strength of the thorns, and even used the thorns to skewer wild strawberries and give them to Grandma Bear, discovering that the spikes were not just for trouble. In the end, Tuantuan understood that some things do not have to change their appearance. As long as they have good intentions, their seemingly sharp existence can also convey tenderness, just like his thorns, which can not only protect others, but also carry warmth. Through Tuantuan's growth, the story conveys the truth of accepting one's own characteristics and making good use of one's own abilities. It is full of innocence and healing.
Intention: Accept your own characteristics, make good use of your own value, and hide gentleness in the corners.