Mandarin Stories Tagged “a1”
15 Mandarin stories tagged “a1”.
Tortoise and the Hare
Mandarin version of The Tortoise and the Hare: steady steps beat speed when a proud hare stops to sleep.
Lion and the Mouse
Mandarin version of The Lion and the Mouse: a small friend repays a lion by biting through a hunter’s net.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Mandarin version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears: a curious girl tries three breakfasts, chairs, and beds.
Crow and the Pitcher
Mandarin version of The Crow and the Pitcher: a thirsty crow uses small stones to bring water within reach.
Kong Rong Gives Away the Pears
Young Kong Rong chooses a small pear so his brothers can share the larger fruit.
Ants and the Grasshopper
In this Mandarin A1 fable, ants gather food while a grasshopper sings through the summer.
Boy and the Filberts
In this Mandarin A1 fable, a boy releases some nuts so his hand can leave a small jar.
Boys and the Frogs
In this Mandarin A1 fable, boys stop throwing stones after a frog explains the danger.
Donkey and His Driver
In this Mandarin A1 fable, a donkey leaves a safe road and pulls toward a dangerous mountain edge.
Fox and the Grapes
In this Mandarin A1 fable, a hungry fox repeatedly jumps for grapes that remain out of reach.
Frogs and the Ox
In this Mandarin A1 fable, a mother frog repeatedly tries to become as large as an ox.
Gnat and the Bull
In this Mandarin A1 fable, a tiny insect learns that a bull never noticed it resting on his horn.
Kid and the Wolf
In this Mandarin A1 fable, a young goat mocks a wolf from the safety of a roof.
Wolf and His Shadow
In this Mandarin A1 fable, a long evening shadow makes a hungry wolf believe he can face a lion.
Young Crab and His Mother
In this Mandarin A1 fable, a young crab asks his mother to demonstrate how to walk straight.