The main figure in Sesame Street

Ai Mo cultivated his sunflower from a seed, but his plant friend was too big to put it in the flowerpot. Ai Mo and his friends found a perfect place for Sonny to continue growing in the Big Bird Garden. But they can't wait. They would rather let the little fairy who is still training in Sesame Street say a spell to promote growth than let Sunny grow naturally.

The spell had the opposite effect. Sunflowers didn't get bigger, but made the circle of Ai Mo and his friends smaller. While the fairy is looking for the right words to restore the spell, Ai Mo and her friends are exploring the big bird's garden from a smaller angle. They learned a lesson from it, learned to be patient, brave and appreciate the role of every creature in our ecosystem-from dancing ladybugs and beautiful butterflies to bees who are angry about cleaning the garden floor.

The most optimistic and active little red monster in Sesame Street is a three-year-old typical explorer. He can always catch up with older children in thought. He is lovely, imaginative and energetic. Because of occasional curiosity, Elmo likes to pop up words like "Who", "What", "When", "Where" and "Why".

Ernie is a contrasting and extroverted character of Bert. He is cautious and responsible for everything. He is good at explaining things, but sometimes he is usually a little clever. Trapped in his own jokes, he has become one of the most enduring and popular characters in Sesame Street, but he is open-minded about success and failure, and Ernie often walks into a dead end.

Oscar despises everything beautiful and sweet, as a disgruntled local resident of Sesame Street. He likes collecting garbage, queuing, quarreling, rainy days and anchovies milkshakes. One thing Oscar doesn't like is that children are playing in front of his trash can. Through Oscar, children can learn respect and patience, and we can become good friends even if our concepts and lifestyles are different.