At night, a little hedgehog took raspberry jam to find his little bear friend to count the stars, and the curious owl followed him all the way, playfully imitating the little hedgehog to see the reflection in the lake, calling to the deep well to hear the echo. Suddenly, the little hedgehog found a handsome white horse grazing in the fog. He wanted to know if the white horse would be choked by the fog if he lay down to sleep, so the little hedgehog tentatively walked into the fog and said, "I even watched I can't understand my palm" (Russian is very nice, this sentence is super cute). There were snails crawling under the dead leaves in the fog, and there was the terrible breathing of elephants, and bats flew by and owls cooed. The little hedgehog felt a little scared, and a huge shadow loomed and appeared behind him. He put down the raspberry jam and picked up a branch to touch the shadow, and it turned out to be a towering hollow tree. The little hedgehog went around the tree and suddenly remembered that his raspberry jam had been thrown on the ground. He asked the fireflies to climb on the branches as pointing lights to find them. After the fireflies met his friend, they flew away together, and the fog became thicker and thicker. The little hedgehog was running around, thinking of elephants, bats, owls and snails, he was frightened, then a puppy appeared to help the little hedgehog find the jam, the little hedgehog closed his eyes arrogantly, and the puppy put the jam The package was stuffed into his hands. In the distance, there was the sound of the little bear calling for the little hedgehog. The little hedgehog ran in a hurry and fell into the river with a thud. When something touched the palm of the little hedgehog, the little hedgehog told him that he had fallen into the river, and the animals in the water asked him to get on his back and sent the little hedgehog to the shore. The little hedgehog finally met his little bear friend. The little bear said that he had prepared everything for counting the stars, set up the chair, and waited for the little hedgehog to drink tea, eat jam and count the stars together, and he could also order some juniper branches, It will give off a good smell, and the bear said who knows how to count the stars better than you? The little hedgehog thought to himself: It's great that we are together again. At the same time, he also thinks about the white horse in the mist. Who is she? Why in the fog?
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