. One day, when I was arranging Xiaosan'er to go back to sleep, I turned on the radio. Unexpectedly, Xiaosan'er actually liked classical music and didn't cry all night.

San'er lay on the sofa in the living room every day, poked her head out of the crack of the curtains, and monitored the neighbors on the street. Whenever I encounter a situation where my eyes are born, I will hum a few times to express my dissatisfaction. Of course, the happiest thing was that when I saw my neighbor taking Aunt Hei Zou out for a walk, San'er would knock on the glass with one of her front paws, humming, hoping that Aunt Zou would turn around and say hello.

Thinking about it now, it seems that as I grew up, there was always an animal friend with me at home. Although I was only born, I never felt lonely. They teach me trust, patience, and friendship; they teach me how to observe, fight, and compromise; most importantly, they teach me how to seek happiness and live in the present. Sometimes, when I look at San'er lying on the sofa and lifting the curtains, I always wonder what the world looks like in the eyes of animals?