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Once upon a time, there was a tiny village named Pandatown. In 

this village, there lived a little panda named Ping. Ping was a kind 

panda and had a happy family. He had a mother panda and a 

father panda and a younger brother named Lao. Together with 

the other panda families, they lived happily.

One day, Ping and Lao were playing catch outside their house. 

While playing, Lao saw a cute little worm that distracted him 

from the ball.

"Watch out for the ball Lao!" yelled Ping.

Hearing Ping's voice, Lao fell to the ground and the ball crashed 

into the window of Old Man Crane's house. Scared and upset, 

Ping ran away from his brother, leaving little Lao right in front of 

the window as Old Man Crane hobbled out. 

"Who broke my window?" he asked harshly as he approached 

his window. Seeing Lao, he immediately became upset.

"Lao, you naughty boy. I will tell your parents what you did." 

yelled Old Man Crane.

Not understanding, Lao ran away into the forest, crying after 

being scolded while Ping watched what happened while hiding 

behind a tree nearby.

Feeling very upset, Ping wandered into the woods and sat down near the 

large banyan tree. As he sat in contemplation, he noticed a little grasshopper 

perched atop the lowest branch.

"Hello" said Ping.

"Hello, young one." the grasshopper replied. Noticing Ping's upset expression. 

The grasshopper tried to help him.

"You seem upset young one." said the grasshopper.

"Yes I am but who are you?" asked Ping.

"I am Wudi, this forest is my home." replied the grasshopper.

"Well I am Ping." replied Ping and soon they began talking. Ping 

told Wudi about what happened with Lao and Old Man Crane and 

asked him for advice.

"Well it seems to me like you made a mistake and let your brother take 

the blame for it." said Wudi.

"Yes" replied Ping sadly.

"You have made a mistake, but all people make mistakes. What is 

important is to accept your mistakes and punishment and learn from them. 

You should go home and admit your mistake, Only then will you feel 

happy." said Wudi.

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