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In a lush green meadow, there lived a group of little ants. Among them was a particularly brave ant named Qiqi. One day, the sky suddenly opened up, and heavy rain poured down like beads from a broken string, striking the ground. The little ants' home quickly flooded, and everyone panicked. Qiqi stepped forward and shouted, "Don't be afraid! Let's block the entrance together!" It led its friends to gather small stones and dirt from around them. However, the rain was too heavy, and the spots they had just blocked were washed away again. Some of the little ants cried in fear, but Qiqi encouraged them, saying, "We can do this!" Just when everyone was about to give up, Qiqi noticed a large tree leaf nearby. With great effort, it and its friends dragged the leaf to the entrance, successfully blocking the rainwater.
When the rain stopped, the sun smiled down upon them. The little ants cheered and looked at Qiqi with admiration. From that day on, Qiqi became a little hero in their hearts, teaching its friends that as long as they united and were brave, they could overcome any difficulty.
In a beautiful forest lived many adorable little animals. Among them was a Little Hedgehog covered in sharp spines. It often worried that its spines would hurt others, so it always kept to itself. As winter arrived, the cold wind howled through the trees. The Little Hedgehog saw the birds building warm nests with twigs and leaves and the rabbits huddling together for warmth, but it felt too afraid to approach because of its spines. Lonely and sad, the Little Hedgehog wandered slowly through the forest.
As it walked, the Little Hedgehog noticed that the small trees in the forest were bent under thick layers of snow. It thought to itself, "Can I help these little trees?" So it shook its body vigorously to let its spines knock off the snow from the branches. One tree after another—one, two, three—the Little Hedgehog worked tirelessly. Although the cold wind bit at it, it felt warm with determination.
At that moment, a bird flew over and chirped gratefully, "Little Hedgehog, thank you for helping the trees! You are so kind!" The rabbits also hopped over excitedly and said, "Little Hedgehog, come play with us! What you did is amazing!" It turned out that the little animals had seen the Little Hedgehog's good deeds and no longer feared its sharp spines. The Little Hedgehog was overjoyed; it finally understood that its spines were not just weapons for protection but could also help others. From then on, it was no longer lonely; it happily lived with its forest friends and used its spines to help carry fruits for everyone, becoming one of the most beloved animals in the forest.
In a peaceful and beautiful forest lived many cute little animals. Little Bear Zhuangzhuang also lived there but was particularly timid; even the rustling of leaves would make him tremble in fear. When summer arrived, a lively firefly party was held in the forest. Colorful lights flickered as friends sang and danced joyfully. However, Zhuangzhuang hid far behind a big tree, too scared to join in.
Suddenly, dark clouds gathered in the sky; thunder rumbled ominously as large raindrops fell like bullets. The little animals scattered in fear, turning the party into chaos. Zhuangzhuang's good friend Squirrel Beng Beng was startled by the thunder and accidentally ran to the edge of a rushing river. The water rose higher and higher; Beng Beng slipped and fell into the river while desperately shouting for help.
Seeing this scene made Zhuangzhuang's heart race with fear of water. But thinking of his good friend Beng Beng made him take a deep breath and summon his courage to rush toward the riverbank. Zhuangzhuang stretched out his strong arms and shouted loudly, "Beng Beng! Don't be afraid! Grab my hand!" In the turbulent water, Zhuangzhuang struggled hard but finally managed to grab Beng Beng and pull him back to shore.
When the rain stopped, a rainbow appeared in the sky. The little animals gathered around Zhuangzhuang cheering, "Zhuangzhuang! You are so brave!" From that day on, Zhuangzhuang was no longer a coward; he realized that when friends are in danger, courage would grow within him and give him strength.
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