The Three Monks 4+

* Baby must listen to must see classic picture book
* The picture style is simple and smooth, and the baby loves to listen to the voice and speak smoothly!

* Baby must listen to must see classic picture book
* The picture style is simple and smooth, and the baby loves to listen to the voice and speak smoothly!
*Storyline ups and downs, the baby likes to listen to a story over and over again.
* Easy to operate, you can manually turn the page, you can also automatically turn the page!

Story content.

There is a small temple on the mountain. Every day he picks water, recites sutras, knocks on wooden fish, fills the water bottle on the table of the Goddess of Mercy, and keeps the mice from stealing at night.


Soon, a long monk came. As soon as he arrived at the temple, he drank up half a jar of water. The young monk asked him to pick water, the long monk thought that a person to pick water is too disadvantageous, they asked the young monk and him to carry water together, two people can only carry a bucket, and the bucket must be placed in the center of the stretcher, the two people have peace of mind. So there is always water to drink.


Later, there came a fat monk. He also wanted to drink water, but there was no water in the tank. The young monk and the high monk told him to pick his own, the fat monk picked a load of water, and immediately drank it all alone.

From then on, no one picked the water, and the three monks had no water to drink. Everyone chanting their own sutra, each knocking their own wooden fish, the Goddess of Mercy in front of the bottle of pure water, no one added water, flowers and plants withered.

The rats came out at night and stole something, but no one cared. As a result, the rats were so rampant that they knocked over the candlestick and started a big fire. The three monks fought together to put out the fire, and the fire was extinguished and they were awakened.

From then on, the three monks worked together and naturally there was more water.

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