Meteor Fireworks
Text: Xie Changhua | Photo: Cheng Sixin
Listen to the Golden Eagle cartoon host Sister Little Swallow tell the story
On a clear night, a meteor trails its long shining tail and flashes across the night sky.
The blue fox said, "I want to know where the hell these meteors went. ”
The black bear said, "We'll know if we track a meteor." ”
Flowey Pig and Rainbow Rabbit said, "How can the meteor track it so fast?" ”
The blue fox said, "The big golden hook can help us catch lightning and black smoke, and surely catch shooting stars." ”
Everyone immediately ran to the highest peak.
Coming to the top of the mountain, the most powerful black bear holds a large golden hook in his hand, waiting for a meteor to appear.
A meteor trailed with a long tail and flashed overhead. The black bear threw a big golden hook hard, but it didn't catch the meteor, and it quickly disappeared into the distant sky.
The blue fox said, "The meteor is flying too fast and too high, and we have to find another way." ”
A large cloud slowly drifted overhead, and the blue fox threw the big golden hook at the cloud, holding the cloud firmly. Everyone climbed up to the clouds along the long rope under the golden hook.
At this time, another big meteor crossed their heads, and the black black bear threw out the big golden hook again, and sure enough, it hooked the long tail of the big meteor.
In order for Meteor to take them to their destination, they tightly hold on to the rope behind the golden hook.
The meteor was pulling so many animals and a large cloud that it immediately slowed down. It writhed impatiently and circled the sky, trying to shake off the big golden hook, but couldn't.
The big meteor was angry, so angry that it suddenly erupted countless golden flames, the flames sprayed everywhere, and ignited a lot of oncoming meteors, and suddenly, the stars in the night sky shone brightly, like a particularly beautiful high-altitude fireworks show.
The Great Meteor's flaming tail burned out, and the Great Golden Hook fell off. Everyone had to hold on to the long rope behind the golden hook and return to the ground.
The people on the ground were intoxicated by this incomparably grand fireworks extravaganza, but they didn't know what was going on.
After the meteors erupted, they darkened and became smaller, and no one knows where they went.
This article was published in Children's Illustrated Magazine.