As soon as I opened this book, I exclaimed repeatedly, wow, it’s so interesting. Firstly, I am interested in why the little turtle is so stubborn, and secondly, I can play little songs along with it.
First of all, when you see the name of the picture book, you will be very curious, "Kui Gui", why is it "Kui Gui"? We all know that "Kui" means stubborn, willful, strong and unyielding. Sometimes we Children who are disobedient will often say: "Why are you so stubborn!" So the turtle is stubborn. Is it stubborn? Why is it stubborn?
There was a little turtle named Taotao. One day in the forest, he heard that the 28th Lion King was going to hold a wedding and invited all the animals to participate in this grand ceremony. The turtle thought, all the animals have been invited, so I also want to participate. So, it embarked on a journey to attend the wedding.
But we know that the little turtle walks very slowly. Along the way, Taotao met many friends, including geckos, spiders, snails, and crows. When they knew that Taotao was going to attend the wedding, they all He gave his own opinions, such as the future is long and the road is bumpy, or you are climbing too slowly to catch up with Taotao, and even Gecko told him, "Are you going to attend a wedding that was held a week ago?" , and all these reasons cannot stop Taotao from moving forward. It still insists on its own ideas and keeps moving forward without fear of difficulties.
So, do you think Taotao will catch up with the wedding?
In the ending, it is obvious that Taotao did not catch up with the wedding of the 28th Lion King. It was a long time ago.
But the ending is very interesting and beautiful, that is, Taotao catches up with the wedding of the 29th Lion King! ! !
This reversal will surprise both adults and children. Perhaps we can discuss too much with our children before this answer.
Taotao is indeed very stubborn. Once it has firmed up its idea, no one can stop it. Even though the journey is far away and although it may not be able to make it in time for the wedding, Taotao will move forward bravely. What it firmly believes is that it will definitely If you can do it, you will definitely catch up. Of course, it did catch up with the wedding, the wedding of the 29th Lion King. The lively and grand scene made Taotao very happy and felt very happy despite being tired.
And I also understand that sometimes stubbornness is not completely right. If you are stubborn without looking at the right or wrong of what you insist on, it is useless and will have the opposite effect.
So, after telling the story, what attracted me to this book is that it is not only a picture book, but also like a musical script. If you are a child who is learning an instrument, I highly recommend reading it. .
In each section, for example, when the little turtle Taotao starts to set off, there is a piece of music, which is the turtle march. After meeting the snail, there is a snail waltz, as well as the gecko suite, the crow suite, etc. .
If you are a family who studies music, you can play the music in each section while reading. When you hear the music, you can be more integrated into the plot of the story and feel the scene of the story more deeply. and ideas.
We are watching cartoons, taking "Tom and Jerry" as an example. There are very few lines, but the various soundtracks are very good. From the music, we can feel the mental state of the cat or mouse and the plot. The ups and downs, the progression of the story, etc., music can express emotions, anger, sadness, convey inner thoughts, and heighten the atmosphere of the story.
So this is why this picture book is unique. Because my daughter is learning violin as a beginner, she can only play a few short and less complicated pieces, but we also experienced the power of this book. It’s fun, it’s really interesting to learn more about the psychological state of small animals through music.
Overall, this is a book with an interesting story and worthy of reflection. It has a delicate painting style and music that can be played and listened to. It is worth reading.