Winter is coming, and the little rabbit runs out of the house happily, looking for friends to play snowball fights and build snowmen together. But he searched for the little frog, the little turtle, the wild goose brother, the little bear brother and the little squirrel, and found that everyone had their own way of spending the winter: the frog had to hibernate, the turtle had to dig into the mud, the wild geese had already flown south, the little bear was sleeping soundly, and the squirrel had to guard the winter food. The lively expectations were disappointed again and again. The little rabbit walked alone in the snow, and finally couldn't help crying and shouted "I hate winter."
At this time, the mother rabbit came over holding a big leaf umbrella and hugged him into a warm embrace. His mother didn't make great sense, but told him: Winter is spring's gift hidden under the snow quilt. Snow water will nourish crops, and friendship will not fade just because of one winter. It just exists in a different way. The little rabbit slowly felt relieved under her mother's gentle words, saw the beauty of snowflakes again, and learned to understand the world from the perspective of her friends.
Concept: A little rabbit who hates winter, under the guidance of his mother's warmth, learns to understand his friends, wait for spring, and falls in love with this beautiful season hidden under the snow quilt again.