XiaoDouzi and Huanhuan
“Xiaodouzi”, the name of a little dog, means “a little bean” in Chinese; while “Huanhuan”, is the name of a big cat, meaning pleasure. They are two sweethearts of my mother-in-law. Since her two sons left for Canada, they have been wiping out her loneliness. Besides the different meaning of their names, they differ in looks, habit and Xiaodouzi, with short snow-white hair, is more like a snowy ball. Four black dots are projected on his face: two acute eyes, one short upward nose and one small projecting mouth. Under his white hair are his short legs. The legs are so short that sometimes they are hard to see. Therefore, when Xiaodouzi moves, he looks more like a white fury ball . . .
Moreover, the manner of its peacefully sleeping can help her reach the realm of mediation. Huanhuan, however, is a picky guy in eating. Xiaodouzi can’t keep still even one minute in daytime. Xiaodouzi is easily tantalized by any kind of food. Meat, bread, rice and vegetables, for example, usually seen in our meals, will make his mouth water when he sees his owner eating them. He very likes outdoor activities. In addition, Xizodouzi and Huanhuan enjoy different foods. In short, Xiaodouzi is a gregarious guy and his vigor constantly brings laughter. Everyday at 4:00 or even earlier he is already shaking his tail and waiting near the door to go out. One day she forgot to buy the “Miaow”cat food, so she tried to give him a piece of meat she cooked. For this reason, my mother-in -law doesn’t need to prepare any special food for Xiaodouzi; their daily diets are enough. He is fanatic about sleeping under the sun in the chair near the window.
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