A bedtime story for children about a little white rabbit who does not want to eat vegetables

It was the harvest season again. Mother Rabbit and Father Rabbit got ready early in the morning to go to the farm to gather vegetables. Mother Rabbit called from the doorway: "Nika, you really are a lazy little rabbit. Get up quickly, we are going to the farm to help in a little while."

Nika angrily pulled the quilt over her head and, covering her ears, said: "Vegetables again, vegetables again, it is the same every day. I do not want to eat them at all, and I am not going!"

After a while, Nika secretly poked her long ears and big eyes out from under the quilt, looked out the window, and said: "Oh, they are finally gone. Today I am going to find other things to eat, and I will never eat those vegetables again!"

Nika quickly jumped out of bed, tidied her long ears a little, and went out. She walked and looked the whole way, but everywhere she looked there were only vegetables. It was really so annoying. Nika simply covered her eyes with her hands.

With a "bang", Nika bumped into a big tree. "Nika, what are you doing?" Nika looked up and saw it was Auntie Woodpecker. Nika asked loudly: "Auntie, may I ask what you are doing in the tree?" "Oh, I am looking for insects to eat."

When Nika heard this, she copied the woodpecker and pecked at the tree too. Auntie Woodpecker laughed out loud. "Nika, my beak is pointed and long, and it is specially made for eating insects. But your three lips and long teeth are for eating vegetables. You are not good at eating insects."

Nika said unhappily: "I do not believe it. Why do not you catch an insect for me, and I can eat it too!" Auntie Woodpecker smiled and pecked an insect out of the tree trunk for Nika. But as soon as Nika put it in her mouth, she spat it out with a "wa": "Why is it so awful?"

Auntie Woodpecker said with a smile: "I told you, insects are not your food!" "Mm, it seems so. I will keep looking for other food. Goodbye, Auntie Woodpecker."

Before she had gone far, Nika came to a bamboo forest, where she met a giant panda that was eating lunch. Nika said politely: "Hello, may I try your lunch?" "You may, but bamboo is not your food. You cannot bite through it."

"How do you know if you have not tried?" Nika picked up the bamboo and bit down in one go. "Ouch, my teeth are going to break." "Hehehe, now you should believe it." "Hmph, there must still be something I can eat." The little rabbit muttered and kept walking forward.

On the way, she met Uncle Owl. "Uncle Owl, may I ask what you are going to eat for lunch?" "Me? I eat field mice." "Then may I try it too?" The owl said with a smile: "No, no, you cannot eat this."

Nika pouted and said: "Just let me try." Seeing that Nika did not believe him, the owl swooped down from the tree. Before long, Uncle Owl was standing in front of Nika with a little field mouse in his beak. Looking at the little field mouse, Nika was terribly frightened, turned around, and ran: "I am not eating it, I am not eating it."

Without realizing it, Nika had run to the farm. By this time, she felt that vegetables were so lovely and not annoying at all. Nika finally understood that the food of other animals is not necessarily suitable for oneself, and only one's own food is the most delicious.

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