Huang Xiaoyu has many friends, the best of whom is Big Dog.
The big dog is a cat.
Her grandmother often warned her not to scratch the big dog's tail too hard, and threatened her: "If you are scratched by a cat, if you don't get vaccinated, you will turn into a cat."
"That's great," Xiaoyu imitated the big dog and meowed, happily lying on the floor and looking at the big dog. "Big dog, from now on I will be the cat sister, and you will be my cat brother."
Grandma said sadly: "But what should I do? The big dog is female."
Xiaoyu's eyes were full of curiosity: "What is a female?"
"Well... It's just..." Grandma struggled for a while and finally found the right way to say it, "It's a sister, not a little brother."
"Then who is the younger brother?"
Grandma looked around, pointed at the big white goose in the vegetable garden and said, "It's your little brother."
"Great, I finally have a little brother."
Huang Xiaoyu was so happy that she wanted to hug the big white goose, but it was obvious that Dabai didn't want to be her little brother. She tilted her neck, flapped her wings, and flew into the creek next to the yard.
This is a heartwarming story about secrets, protection and cats.
Purpose: Taking the two-way, strong love and protection between grandparents and grandchildren as the core, it shows the process of left-behind children growing up healthily with their grandmothers accompanying them after losing their parents.