In the forest, there is a Mr. Rabbit. He is very kind and likes to help others. Just across the forest, there lived an old Grandpa Tiger. Grandpa Tiger did not eat meat but grew up eating grass. Because of this, he was despised by the tiger clan and was eventually kicked out by his clan leader. Poor Grandpa Tiger later moved to this forest, and the animals in the forest were very friendly to him.
One night, Mr. Rabbit got on a bus. As soon as he sat down, he saw Grandpa Tiger slowly getting on the bus with a cane. Mr. Rabbit stood up and was about to help Grandpa Tiger to his seat. The car suddenly swayed and the driver screamed "Oh". He avoided Uncle Turtle who was crawling on the road, but the front of the car hit the road. A torch street lamp. The torch immediately ignited the leaked gasoline, and soon the car body was on fire. Mr. Rabbit calmed down and used the hammer on the car to break the window with a "bang", allowing the passengers to escape. He also flew out of the window carrying Grandpa Tiger on his back. Grandpa Tiger looked back at the raging fire in the car, with tears streaming down his face, and said to Mr. Rabbit: "Thank you so much." "Mr. Rabbit said: "You're welcome. Come on, I'll take you home. ”
From then on, the relationship between Mr. Rabbit and Grandpa Tiger was that of father and son.
This simple tiger painting has a beautiful picture, simple composition, and is full of children’s whimsical ideas. It is very suitable for babies to learn!