Chapter 114:

The "Happy Zoo" lesson occupies a total of 4 pages, containing 6 clear cartoon pictures and a few short lines of words.
Everything is new in the new textbook, whether it is paper or printing, it is extremely luxurious, the pictures are colorful, and the characters are also very beautiful.
Bai Yan has no feeling for beautiful cartoon characters, but after reading the entire text, he finds the story very interesting.
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[Saturday, Li Hua took his father, mother, and cute sister to the zoo to play. ]
[Li Hua saw a lion at the zoo. ]
[Li Hua and his sister saw the clown. ]
[Li Hua bought sweet candied haws, candied haws are so delicious. ]
[Li Hua's family walks out of the zoo. ]
[Li Hua is having fun! ]
There are a total of six sentences in the full text. Below each line of words, there is a picture.
Just looking at the text, this seems to be an extremely clumsy article without a preface. But combined with the picture, Bai Yan can feel the deep malice of the book editor
The first picture is the most normal picture in the text.
In a full-color zoo, Li Hua, dressed in colorful clothes, stood in front of the zoo with his parents and sisters, laughing happily.
Because the first picture was boring, Bai Yan glanced at it quickly and jumped to the next picture.
Starting from the second picture, the story develops in a weird direction.
The text of the second picture is "Li Hua saw the lion."
However, in the picture, the family has finished watching the lion. Li Hua and his mother and sister walked outside the lion garden. Their faces were full of joy, and they seemed extremely satisfied with the mighty and mighty lion.
However, they left happily, but Li Hua's father was missing.
To be precise, Dad can't be considered missing, he just didn't fully appear in the picture.
At the far left of the picture, Bai Yan saw a sweaty hand.
This hand is slightly fat, with a few hairs painted on his arm, and a watch is attached to his wrist.
Bai Yan glanced at the first picture subconsciously and saw that Li Hua's father was a fat middle-aged man with a watch on his arm.
This hand is undoubtedly the hand of Li Hua's father.
Below the text, there is only one picture. The text does not explain what happened to Li Hua's father.
However, in the third picture, Li Hua's father disappeared completely.
Li Hua's mother disappeared with him.
On the right of the picture, a clown with weird makeup is giving out balloons.
Li Hua and his sister were smiling, and happily ran to get the balloon.
At the far left of the screen, there is no figure.
But on the bare ground, there was a red female shoe lying alone in the middle of the road. Bai Yan can guess without looking at the first picture this time, the owner of the women's shoes should be Li Hua's mother.
Like my father, my mother disappeared strangely without knowing why.
Seeing this, Bai Yan had doubts in his heart, and faintly guessed about the next content.
In the fourth picture, his question is answered.
On the right side of the screen, Li Hua saw a hawker selling candied haws, so he put his sister by the fish-feeding pool and ran to buy candied haws.
In the pool, there is nothing near the water. But on the sparkling water, a croissant braid was looming in the water, with a red hair rope tied to the braid, apparently Li Hua's younger sister.
However, at the far right of the screen, Li Hua was eating candied haws happily. He didn't find his sister falling into the water at all. Just as he didn't notice that his father and mother were missing, he didn't realize that his sister was missing.
In the fifth picture, the story is even more subtle.
In the picture, Li Hua had eaten the candied haws at this time, and was walking out of the zoo with a green balloon with a big smile on his face.
But in the distance of the picture, there are three small gray dots falling far behind Li Hua. Combined with the text, Bai Yan can easily know that the three ‘people’ behind are Li Hua’s missing family members.
No one can tell how Li Hua's parents disappeared.
But Li Hua's sister, she was only three years old, and she would definitely die if she fell in the pool.
Now, these three disappeared people have appeared again, obviously there is a big problem.
And for some reason, although these three people are far away from Li Hua in the picture, there are only three gray dots with invisible outlines, but Bai Yan always feels that there is something wrong with their composition.
He subconsciously moved his gaze to the sixth picture. The first moment he saw the picture, he understood everything instantly.
Looking at it, the corners of Bai Yan's lips curled up unconsciously, just like Li Hua who was smiling extremely happily in the picture, his smile was getting bigger and bigger.
The sixth picture of "Zoo" is very similar to the first picture at the beginning.
The father with the gold watch, the mother with the red shoes, and the sister with the croissants all stood beside Li Hua, showing the same smiles, and they knew they were a family.
However, except for Li Hua, the other three people are gray.
In this painting, they seemed to be soaked in mud, and their whole bodies lost their color.
They have pale skin, like three people who came out of their photos, and they are very different from the colorful zoo.
In the center of the picture, Li Hua didn't realize that the other three people had faded.
The four people stood in front of the gate of the zoo, really like the title of the text, happily, and no one was unhappy.
Including Bai Yan, he was also very happy after reading the text.
Interesting articles always make people feel happy.
Bai Yan looked at it for a while, and quietly looked at the surrounding classmates with the cover of the textbook, and found that they were also very engaged.
Unlike the boring old textbooks, the new textbooks do not need to read words, and individuals can understand pictures.
The new textbook is like a picture book, with a lot of pictures and very few words, so everyone reads it with gusto.
However, two of the classmates understood the meaning of the picture. Their small bodies trembled slightly, their heads buried very low, and they looked a little scared.
But most students have heard scary stories since they were young, and they are accustomed to such stories.
Therefore, although the content in the picture is weird, it is within their acceptable range.
They would rather learn such horrible fairy tales every day than the ‘hundred times’ which can make people copy their hands off.
The time for self-study was fleeting. When most children looked up from the textbooks, Ning Xiuli smiled unchanged and said slowly: "I think most of my classmates have finished reading the text. Ning Xiaobo, get up. Tell me, what kind of story does the text tell?"
The student who was called up was a little fat man.
During the ten days at school, he ate rice with grit every day, which did not make him lose weight.
Being named by the teacher, Xiao Pangdun was a little nervous. He was afraid that Ning Xiuli would beat him if he got the wrong answer.
However, Ning Xiuli's encouragement to the first few students gave him courage. The little fat man cleared his throat and said tremblingly: "The story is that a child went to the zoo to play, and his whole family was captured by ghosts! Finally, the child and the ghost Out of the zoo together, teacher, is the story like this?"
"Very well, please sit down. Can any other classmate tell me, what have you learned from the text?"
Seeing that Xiao Pangdun not only was not beaten, but was praised by the teacher and asked him to sit down, the students couldn't help but eager to try.
For elementary school students, the teacher's praise is still very attractive.
As a result, certain elementary school students who were eager to express themselves raised their hands one after another, and one elementary school student couldn't help but yelled out
"I know I know!"
A little girl raised her hand in excitement. When Ning Xiuli named her name, she couldn't wait to stand up and said: "This story tells us that children can't run around when they visit the zoo! Otherwise, they will lose their parents. Eaten by ghosts!"