00:02You, Chinese, get on the bus, they're attacking from behind now.
00:08The top of the mound has a giant flatbread; what does this mean? Could it be a symbol?
00:14Wagons carrying grain and fodder by their own weight are usually decorated with an image of the goods they are transporting.
00:18Such a large, round cake must be horse feed.
00:21Horse, there's a horse, such a handsome horse!
00:23Sure enough, the boy obtained it immediately; it was a horse-drawn carriage.
00:27Chasing the clouds, we entered the carriage; this was a horse-drawn carriage, specifically designed for transporting goods by foot.
00:36No, no horses, no carts, only people.
00:40They wouldn't let us on; the cakes on top were clearly horse feed.
00:44How could a grain transport cart not be within the horse's grazing area?
00:47Sister, this cart is for people, not horses. Horses are too big.
00:57Last chance, should I go or not?
00:59Sister, hurry up and come up, they're attacking from behind!
01:02Chasing the clouds, rowing
01:16Sister, my name is Xiaolin
01:19How can your horse shrink?
01:21Is it a mythical beast?
01:22When I was a child, my grandfather often told me the story of the White Dragon Horse.
01:26Xiaolin, where is this car headed?
01:30This car can take us home.
01:34Return to China
01:35Home, I also want to go home.
01:41My sister is going home too, let's go together!
01:44We went home for the Chinese New Year
01:45Um
01:46Um
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