Little bear came to bear's tree hole with blue on his shoulder, singing. Little Bear knows that Big Bear doesn't get up so early. Bear knows bear too well. So, outside Bear's dark cave, Bear cried, "Get up, get up!" " "
Bell yawned and rubbed his sleepy eyes. He walked awkwardly into the sun. "Well," he said, taking a deep breath, "what smells so good?"
"The air in summer smells like blackberries, so it smells good," said Little Bear. "The Woods are full of fresh and juicy blackberries. Look, I have a basket! Do you want to pick berries with me? "
The bear smacked his lips. "Yes, really," he said happily. He rubbed his hairy belly and shouted gruffly; "Go, go to the Woods!"
The big bear jumped into the Woods with a splash. His body rubbed against tall trees and leafy shrubs. He climbed the high hillside and climbed over the mountains.
"Wait for me! Wait for me! " The bear followed him, crying while climbing the mountain. When the bear climbed the rugged mountain road, he tripped over a big stone or a small stone.
The bear looked down from the top of the mountain. "Bear, you are too young to keep up with me," he shouted. "I can't wait for you!"
The bear ran ahead. He drummed on the stone road and climbed over the rickety bridge. He waded across a gurgling stream.
"Wait for me! Wait for me! " Cried the little bear, following the big bear far away, splashing in the stream. The cool stream flooded the bear's abdomen and soaked its furry body. He was shivering with cold when he staggered across the stream.
Bell looked back at the river bank. "Bear, you are too young to keep up with me!" He cried. "I can't wait for you!"
The bear jumped to the front. He rushed down the forest path and the green hillside. Along the way, he walked through dense forests and bushes.
"Wait for me! Wait for me! " With the bear barking, he pushed open the hedge and pushed through. When the bear pushed the branch forward, the thorny evergreen scratched his body.
Bell turned to look at the hedge. "Bear, you are too young!" The bear smelled the blackberry. The grove is just around the corner! Bell ran as fast as he could. However, when he saw the fence, it was too late. Bang! He hit his head against the fence.
"Oh!" Bell smiled and rubbed his bruised nose. "How can I pick those sweet blackberries now?"
The bear caught up with him, panting with fatigue. "Look, bear! There is a hole in the fence here! "
The bear tried to squeeze through the small hole. But it's no use. "This hole is too small," he said gloomily.
"Maybe you are too big," said the bear. He jumped to the edge of the small hole and jumped straight in. Little bear didn't waste any time, and immediately began to pick these newly ripe summer berries.
"Well, these berries are delicious!" He smacked his lips when he spoke.
Bear turned and left. "Enjoy it, Bear," he said gloomily.
"Don't go," said the bear. "When I pick a basket full of blackberries, I will go out to eat with you. I guarantee that this basket of blackberries is enough for our two hungry bears. "
The big bear watched the little bear pick the full, tender and juicy blackberries and put them in the basket. When the basket is full, the bear jumps out of the hole in the fence and comes to the bear.
The bear smiled. "Bear," he said, "I am lucky to have a friend like you. You are neither too young nor too old. Your size is just right. "