Think of tofu pudding when facing difficulties

Think of tofu pudding when facing difficulties

Author
author千杯不醉的猫

This is a story about a little cat understanding the meaning of difficulties in life. One day, the little cat got a very poor grade on its exam. Its mother took it to a tofu pudding shop and used the process of making tofu pudding to help it understand the significance of encountering difficulties in life. Sometimes, certain failures in life help us become better versions of ourselves.

age3 - 6 years old
emotional intelligence
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