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Kids, do you like swimming?
The little fish in the story, what he dislikes the most is swimming.
But, fishes usually swim in water.
Why is the little fish afraid of water?
What exactly happened?
Let's listen together.
The story of the little fish who fears water!
Once upon a time, there was a little green fish.
He always wore little red shoes on his feet.
Every day, he would play lively by the river.
Or sit on a branch, enjoying the beautiful scenery.
But, the little fish had a problem.
And that was, he was very afraid of water!
When he was young, the little fish's siblings
played with water in the bathtub.
The little fish would always stand nearby,
tiptoeing to watch them.
The little fish thought,
Wow, that looks fun! But I don't like water at all!
When the little fish grew a bit older,
he thought his siblings would play games he liked with him.
It's like climbing a tree.
Or swinging back and forth on the tree.
But, the older ones have become busier.
They have to attend swim training.
No one has time to play with Little Fish.
Hurry up, hurry up, we need to go practice swimming.
Yes, the coach is coming soon.
Haha, this time I'll definitely swim very fast.
Hurry up, hurry up.
Hurry up, hurry up.
Let's go, let's go.
Little Fish feels so lonely.
After a few days, Little Fish made an important decision.
He saved up the pocket money his mom gave him.
He wanted to buy something.
With this, he could play with the older ones.
Can you guess what Little Fish wanted to buy?
It turns out, he bought a swim ring.
The next day, Little Fish brought the swim ring to the riverside.
He took off his little red shoes.
Put on the swim ring.
Swoosh, jumped into the river.
The older ones happily invited Little Fish to play ball in the water.
But, Little Fish was still wearing the swim ring.
Can't lift a finger to hit the ball.
Can't dive into the water either.
The elder saying...
Mm-hmm, then let's play diving, shall we?
Yeah, yeah, diving is really fun and exciting!
Yeah, yeah, let's go, let's go!
Small fry says...
Okay, okay!
The little fish happily climbs the ladder.
Thinking, climbing ladders is really fun.
I like climbing ladders the most.
But as soon as he gets on the ladder, preparing to jump down...
The little fish got scared.
He doesn't want to dive.
At this moment, the others below kept shouting.
Jump quickly!
Jump down quickly!
It's really fun, just jump down quickly!
The little fish doesn't want to play alone anymore.
So he mustered up the courage and prepared to jump.
The little fish counts...
1, 2, 2.5, 3
The others laughed heartily.
Look, he sank into the water.
Haha, did he get gulped down?
The little fish really doesn't like water.
The water is wet and cold.
And he was laughed at.
Suddenly, the little goldfish's nose felt very itchy.
Really itchy.
So itchy that he couldn't stand it.
The little goldfish let out a big sneeze.
Suddenly, a big burst of fire came out.
Everyone was startled.
It turned out that the little goldfish didn't like water.
Because he wasn't a goldfish.
But a little dragon.
A fire-breathing little dragon.
Little dragon couldn't swim.
But he could breathe fire, and he could even fly.
Every day, the little dragon took his fish brother and sister.
Flying back and forth in the sky.
Letting the fish brother and sister sit on a hot air balloon.
The little dragon used his fire-breathing bow.
To make the hot air balloon fly into the sky.
It was really fun.
Kids, everyone has their unique talents.
One day, you'll also discover what you're best at.
Oh, the story is over.
See you next time, bye-bye
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