The little princess had meant to play tricks on her servants by inquiring the whereabouts of her pet cat, all the while keeping the little animal up her own sleeve. The servants, instead of pointing out the truth, made up some marvelous tales about a magic journey the cat was taking.

What kind of future awaits a seabird with a broken wing? And how will she be able to keep up with her family?

The animals bid farewell to the children after the charge against Ming and Mai's relative was dropped, and they were later brought home by their uncle. But none of these would have happened without the help from the animals.

Two children Ming and Mai were exiled to a wild forest after one of their relatives had been claimed to have broken the law. All by themselves, Ming and Mai were terrified in the dense and mysterious forest. But surprisingly, they received a warm welcome from the animals living there, for this forest was where Ming and Mai's ancestor had released all the animals he had rescued from the market.

The prayers of Liu Venti and Pau Tsu were answered. They received a letter of forgiveness from their parents.

The twins went missing. To find the boys, the two grandfathers took an adventure in a haunted forest. On the search, the two men were moved by the affection they both felt towards the children, ending the aversion the two old men had felt towards each other before.

The twin sons Little Waking Eyes and Little Sleepy Eyes were taken very good care of by their grandparents in China. Still, they started to miss their father and mother and decided to start a "rebellion" to claim them back.

After three years of marriage, Liu Venti and Pau Tsu welcomed their twin sons, both naughty and heart meltingly adorable. The boys revived the couple's memories of their childhood in China. For the sake of their children, Liu Venti and Pau Tsu decided to send the twins to China, seeking to rebuild the connection with their families.

Lovebirds Liu Venti and Pau Tsu decided to continue their relationship despite the disapproval from their parents. Though born and raised in traditional Chinese families, they were resolved to start a new life together in America, after a conversation on the hill.

A little boy Ah Wing laid his eye on a delicate peacock lantern sold at a street stall. He wanted to buy it, but to his surprise, the lantern maker turned down Ah Wing's request because the lantern was a precious item for his sick bed-ridden son.