What is the ending of Mr. Carrot?

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Mr. Carrot’s long beard

Mr. Carrot often has a beard Worried because he has a thick beard and must shave it every day. ?

One day, Mr. Carrot shaved off his beard in a hurry and went out to the street eating jam bread. Because he was short-sighted, he didn't notice that he missed a shave. This beard grows on the right side of the chin. When Mr. Carrot ate the jam bread, the beard was stained with sweet jam. What nourishment is jam to a beard! ?

So as Mr. Carrot walked step by step, this beard grew longer bit by bit. Just look back and see how long Mr. Carrot has walked, and you will know how long Mr. Carrot's beard has grown. ?

Mr. Carrot continued to walk, and his long beard was blown behind his body by the wind. He had no idea. ?

At a far away street corner, a boy was flying a kite. The string was too short, and his kite could only fly over the roof. ?

Mr. Carrot’s beard was just fluttering in the wind. "This rope is long enough, but I don't know if it is strong enough." After saying this, the little boy tugged on his beard. He was sure that the rope was strong enough, so he cut a section for flying the kite. ?

Mr. Carrot continued to walk forward. When he passed under the tree of Mrs. Bird’s house, Mrs. Bird was looking for a rope to dry the bird’s diaper.

Mr. Carrot’s beard was just fluttering in the wind. ?

Continuation from the end of "Mr. Carrot's Long Beard"

Mr. Carrot's beard was swaying in the wind, and Mrs. Bird was worrying about not being able to find the rope when she was drying the bird's diaper. This is Mr. Carrot’s beard floating in front of him, so Mrs. Bird cut off a section and tied it to two small trees.

Mr. Carrot walked again. He walked to the front of the Lion King’s castle. The Lion King was going to attend a concert, but one of the strings on his violin broke. Then he saw outside the door. There was a long rope, so he took the scissors and ran out to cut a piece of rope. The Lion King took the beard back and quickly tied it on his violin.

When Mr. Carrot returned home, he found that he still had a long beard that he had not shaved. He was thinking: Will others laugh at me when I walk on the street? Then after he went out, he heard everyone saying that Mr. Carrot's beard was really good and helped us a lot. Mr. Carrot was very happy because his beard did not cause trouble to everyone, but helped everyone a lot.