FLY WITH ME

Hello, friends! In thelast episode, we heard how the white horse saved the girl’s father, but thegirl didn’t keep her promise to marry it. When the father found out, he becameangry and killed the horse instead. 

A long, long time ago,there was a girl whose mother had passed away early. She lived alone with herfather, depending on each other for everything.One year, war broke out, and thegirl’s father had to go off to battle. At home, she was left all alone—exceptfor a white horse her father had given her. Life felt lonely and quiet.Wherever she went, the horse would follow closely behind.

Welcome to Fly with Me. In thisepisode, we’ll discover one of the most special fabrics from ancient China —silk — and the incredible journey it started: the Silk Road. Can you imagine? Asingle strand of soft silk not only becomes beautiful clothing but alsoconnects distant countries and cultures, becoming a “bridge” between East andWest.

Temujin and his family wandered across thegrasslands. He gathered his late father Yesugei’s former followers, along withother tribes who had also suffered under the Tatars, and trained tirelesslywith them every day in martial arts and battle techniques, forming a unifiedand powerful force.

Hello, kids! In the last episode, we learned that Temujin'sfather was poisoned by the leader of the Tatar tribe, and the leader wanted toroot out every trace of Temujin.

Hello, kids! In the last episode, we learnedthat Temujin’s childhood was not easy. His father passed away when he was veryyoung, putting his family in a difficult situation. However, Temujin was notdiscouraged by these hardships. Instead, he grew up in a harsh environment andeventually became one of the greatest figures in Chinese history. Today, we’regoing to tell a fairy tale about Temujin.

Hello, kids! Welcome to Fly with Me! Today, weare going to talk about a very special figure in Chinese history—Genghis Khan.He was the founder of the Mongol Empire and a very important ruler in worldhistory. Many people have heard his name, but did you know? "GenghisKhan" is actually a title, meaning "Ocean-like Vast Ruler." Hisreal name was Temujin.

Children, in the last episode, we talked abouthow Cai Lun kept thinking every day, wondering if there was any cheaper andmore common material that could replace silk to make paper. 

Children, nowadays, paper is something we can’t live withoutin our daily lives. Can you tell me who invented paper? That’s right, it wasCai Lun. You might already know that Cai Lun from the Eastern Han Dynastyinvented paper, but why did he invent it? And how did he do it? To answer that,we have to go back a long, long time ago.

Welcome to "Fly with Me." In this episode, we willexplore China's Four Great Inventions: paper-making, printing, the compass, andgunpowder. These inventions are not only outstanding examples of ancientChinese technology but also powerful forces that changed the course of worldhistory. Through their stories, we'll see how this ancient wisdom shaped moderncivilization. Whether you're interested in history or fascinated by technology,there's plenty here for you to discover. Let's travel through time and experiencethe extraordinary charm of ancient wisdom.