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The Bear Who Wanted to Be a Bear

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A huge factory replaces the woodlands around a hibernating bear who, on awakening, must prove he is indeed a bear and not a lazy worker.

The little stone lion

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A little stone lion, smaller than a cat, tells about the Chinese village that it guards.

The Dragon Tribe

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Tells the story of how the Dragon Slayers in ancient China became known simply as the Dragon Tribe.

Kitchen God

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A Chinese family's Kitchen God watches over them and makes sure everyone behaves properly and is kept safe.

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The Bear Who Wanted to Be a Bear

The little stone lion

The Dragon Tribe

Kitchen God

Paper horse

Chang ban po

Jin gang shi

Mei yu guai

Tu long zu

Tu er ye

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