Paofu's Warm Wisdom
Join little Paofu, a sweet but quick-tempered girl, as she learns an important lesson about patience and understanding. Paofu often throws tantrums when her food is too hot. Will she find a way to enjoy her meals without getting upset?
Paofu loved to eat delicious meals, but there was a problem. Every time her soup was too hot, she would get very angry and throw her spoon. Her mommy would say, "Careful, Paofu, it's hot!" But Paofu didn't listen. She would pout and cry, "I want to eat now!" What could she do to enjoy her meals happily?
One day, Paofu tried to eat her soup again, but it was steaming. She wanted it badly, but it burned her tongue. "Ow! It's too hot!" she cried. Her mommy said, "Paofu, you have to wait." But Paofu didn't want to wait. She got angry and stomped her feet.
Paofu decided to try again later. She sat down and picked up her spoon. The soup looked so tasty, but it was still too hot. "Why won't it cool down?" she wondered. She huffed and crossed her arms. Paofu was feeling more upset now.
Paofu thought maybe she should just give up on her soup. "I can't eat it!" she said sadly. Her mommy watched her and said, "Paofu, it's okay to wait." Paofu sighed and felt like she wanted to cry. She wondered if she would ever enjoy her soup.
Then, Paofu's grandma came to visit. She saw Paofu's sad face and said, "Paofu, let me show you a trick." Grandma blew on the soup gently. "See, it helps cool it down," she smiled. Paofu's eyes widened. "Can I try?" she asked eagerly.
Paofu blew on her soup just like Grandma showed her. She waited patiently and then took a sip. "It's perfect!" she exclaimed with a big smile. Her mommy clapped and said, "You did it, Paofu!" Paofu was proud. She learned that patience makes everything better.
Paofu loved to eat delicious meals, but there was a problem. Every time her soup was too hot, she would get very angry and throw her spoon. Her mommy would say, "Careful, Paofu, it's hot!" But Paofu didn't listen. She would pout and cry, "I want to eat now!" What could she do to enjoy her meals happily?
One day, Paofu tried to eat her soup again, but it was steaming. She wanted it badly, but it burned her tongue. "Ow! It's too hot!" she cried. Her mommy said, "Paofu, you have to wait." But Paofu didn't want to wait. She got angry and stomped her feet.
Paofu decided to try again later. She sat down and picked up her spoon. The soup looked so tasty, but it was still too hot. "Why won't it cool down?" she wondered. She huffed and crossed her arms. Paofu was feeling more upset now.
Paofu thought maybe she should just give up on her soup. "I can't eat it!" she said sadly. Her mommy watched her and said, "Paofu, it's okay to wait." Paofu sighed and felt like she wanted to cry. She wondered if she would ever enjoy her soup.
Then, Paofu's grandma came to visit. She saw Paofu's sad face and said, "Paofu, let me show you a trick." Grandma blew on the soup gently. "See, it helps cool it down," she smiled. Paofu's eyes widened. "Can I try?" she asked eagerly.
Paofu blew on her soup just like Grandma showed her. She waited patiently and then took a sip. "It's perfect!" she exclaimed with a big smile. Her mommy clapped and said, "You did it, Paofu!" Paofu was proud. She learned that patience makes everything better.
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