What Qiao Bao is most afraid of is washing his hair, because Qiao's father wants to cultivate a man, so washing his hair is directly from the beginning.

After rushing a few times, Qiao Bao became scared, crying and resolutely not washing his hair.

"Qiao Bao, shall we lie down and wash our hair?"

Qiao's mother bought a small bed for washing her hair, but Qiao Bao just didn't dare to go up.

"Don't, don't... Qiao Bao don't go up... Qiao Bao is so scared... Woooooo

"Alright then, Mom will find a way to do it again."

Qiao's mother gave up for the time being, and continued to think of ways to help Qiao Bao overcome her fear of washing her hair.

In a blink of an eye, on the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the babies in the kindergarten class are playing in their own classes, and the babies in the middle and kindergarten classes celebrate the National Day on the playground.

"Sit down, babies, let's watch a short film now."

The class in the primary one class was full of babies and parents, and Qiao Bao also sat on Qiao's mother's lap and sat next to the strawberry table.

The teacher began to play a short video, and the aunt put on the ears and headdresses of the little rabbits and the belt of the tail of the dumplings.

"Once upon a time, there was a brave man, named Hou Yi, he had a wife, named Chang'e, Chang'e took the immortal medicine given by the Queen Mother of the West, and flew to the Moon Palace."

The teacher was wearing Chang'e's clothes, the aunt was holding a round moon, and the teacher followed the appearance of Chang'e in the short film and flew to the aunt's side.

"However, Chang'e is the only one in the Guanghan Palace, and there are a few jade rabbits, Chang'e feels so lonely!"

The teacher picked up a little rabbit and turned around twice, and the picture of Hou Yi worshipping the moon appeared in the short video.

"On August 15, Hou Yi used dough to pinch a few round cakes and offered fruits, begging Chang'e to come back for a reunion."

"Therefore, everyone regards August 15 as a day of family reunion..."

After the teacher finished speaking, the short film ended, and the little babies looked at the moon and were fascinated.

"Wow... Chang'e is so beautiful..."

"I like the White Rabbit..."

"The round dough I know, it's moon cakes! Want to eat..."

Just when the teacher wanted everyone to make mooncakes together, he saw Qiao Bao who was frowning.

"Ah, Qiao Bao, what's wrong with you?"

The teacher asked with concern, and Qiao's mother touched Qiao Bao's head, "Maybe... Is it because it's different from what I said? ”

Qiao Bao nodded, raised his little hand and ran to the podium, "Mom told me the real version, teacher, you let me speak!" Let me speak! ”

The teacher looked at the embarrassed Mother Qiao and smiled: "It's okay Mother Qiao, if there is a mistake, it must be corrected, and the correct one needs to be promoted, Qiao Bao, you talk about it, the teacher is sitting here and listening." ”

Qiao Bao raised his hands and said to his aunt, "Auntie give me the moon!" I'm going to hold the moon! ”

The aunt handed the moon to Qiao Bao and sat next to her.

"The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Reunion Festival, has the origin of what the teacher said, but I want to share with you the legendary two people."

Qiao Bao pointed to the teacher, "Chang'e and Hou Yi are not husband and wife, they don't know each other at all."

First of all, Chang'e is the name of all the little fairies, and the fairy in charge of the Guanghan Palace is called Taiyin Xingjun. Hou Yi only shoots the sun, regardless of these things.

Secondly, in Journey to the West, it is said that Zhu Bajie is molesting Chang'e, in fact, he is molesting the Nishang Fairy, and later Taiyin Xingjun came down to recover the Jade Rabbit Essence, and Zhu Bajie caught up with the cloud head, and the one he hugged was still the Nishang Fairy. ”

Then, Qiao Bao patted the moon background board in his hand, and shook his little body with a smile, "This is the moon, revolving around the earth, there is no Guanghan Palace on it, there is no little rabbit..."