They are all good cartoons. First of all, there is no violence, no fighting. The characters inside, whether adults or children, are the same as ordinary people in real life. Children will have vanity and be as serious as we were when we were young. . For example, Pedro Piggy said that his father is a senior optometrist who checks his eyesight. He asked Peggy Piggy if she could see with her eyes closed. Peggy Piggy said he couldn't see, so he decided that Peggy Piggy was nearsighted and needed glasses.

Adults are not as tall as themselves, and the elderly are naive. For example, Grandpa Pig and Grandpa Dog are good friends, but they fight every time they meet. And the mother of the kitten draws animals for the children. Children want all kinds of animals, but the kitten's mother can only draw tigers, and she is good at details, such as turning red when she makes mistakes and pouting when she is embarrassed.

Psychological activities, (headache, limited ink in the stomach, can't write anything). . To put it simply, it is not as luxurious and high-profile as big-headed son and small-headed father. But Piggy Peggy is very close to our real life. A portrayal of life. . .

Wheat likes everyone in it. Everyone's name is remembered. Sometimes a good cartoon is also a good early education class. . . . . I like all kinds of English episodes in it best.