This is a children's historical story that is relaxing, funny, and hard-core but not boring. It uses a group of cute babies with cute voices, five cute opera pets, and a gentle and funny teacher to turn the five thousand years of China from ancient humans to the founding of New China into a hilarious and easy-to-remember growth classroom.
The cute and talkative Nuonuo, the mischievous king Taotao, the little confused An'an, Pistachio Lele, and the conscientious class monitor Duoduo. The five cute babies come with milky sound filters, and they mispronounce historical nouns when they open their mouths: Yuanmou people become "Yuanyuan people", Zen concession becomes "Gluttony", and the Grand Canal becomes "Big Taro River". The milky sounds are so imaginative.
In addition, a cute group of cute pets including a clingy Teddy, a house-splitting dog, a cold kitten, a repeater parrot, and an honest Shiba Inu. They grab props in class, get involved in sitcoms, and say the wrong things along the way. There are constant jokes throughout the whole process. The gentle young teacher is neither aggressive nor scolding, and talks about history with mud, sitcoms, snacks, and mini-games. He is often led astray by children and pets, and is helpless and cute.
From Pangu's creation of heaven and Dayu's control of floods, to the unification of Qin and Han, and the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty; from the prosperity of the Song and Yuan Dynasties, the ups and downs of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, to the salvation of the nation in modern times and the founding of New China, the five thousand years of history are no longer boring words, but warm stories performed, played out, and written down by cute children.
The first half was hilarious, and the second half was tender and touching. The cute children went from laughing and joking to understanding that "the motherland is not easy", and finally holding up a small national flag and shouting "China is founded" in unclear but extremely serious voices, planting small seeds of patriotism and history in the midst of healing and joy.
Purpose: 1. Breaking down barriers with cuteness: using a child's perspective and a relaxed format to make the heavy history approachable and understandable, eliminating children's sense of distance and boredom towards history.
2. Transfer knowledge through stories: Naturally embed historical context and cultural common sense in laughter and interactions to achieve "watching happily, learning clearly, and remembering firmly".
3. Cultivate three perspectives with warmth: From ancient civilizations to modern struggles, we hide emotions in humor, guide children to understand the development of their country, and sow the seeds of patriotism, gratitude, and self-improvement.
4. Grow together with companionship: Show the warm relationship between teachers and students, companions, people and cute pets, and convey the positive character of kindness, tolerance, curiosity and respect.
5. Build confidence with culture: Tell Chinese stories well in a way that children like, so that children can experience the richness and splendor of China's five thousand years of civilization from an early age and build cultural confidence.