小花鸡要上幼儿园了，可是，昨天鸡妈妈给她买的小花帽却不见了，小花鸡急得团团转，鸡妈妈到处找也找不到，急得满头大汗。突然，鸡妈妈大声的问小花鸡，“昨天你跟谁玩了？”小花鸡怯怯的说：“很小灰鸭玩了，”鸡妈妈一把拽起小花鸡说：“走，我们去找小灰鸭，准是它偷去了”。

Chicken is going to kindergarten, but the little flower hat that her mother bought for her yesterday has gone missing. The chicken is frantically running around, and her mother searches everywhere without finding it. She's covered in sweat.

Suddenly, the mother asks the chicken loudly, "Who did you play with yesterday?" The chicken hesitantly replies, "I played with Little Gray Duck." The mother grabs the chicken and says, "Come on, let's go find Little Gray Duck. It must have stolen your hat."

The mother leads the chicken to Little Gray Duck's house. Mrs. Duck comes out smilingly from inside. Mother Chicken starts yelling at her: "Call out your Little Gray Duck!" Mrs. Duck is taken aback and doesn't know what to say.

At this point, Little Gray Duck comes out of the house crying uncontrollably while telling everyone that she didn't take the little flower hat.

Mother Chicken gets angry and holds onto Little Gray Duck tightly while shouting: “You're lying! You were playing with my daughter yesterday! Where did you put my daughter’s little flower hat?”

Mrs. Duck tries to intervene as a mediator between them; even more chaos erupts among them all - four people getting into a fight.

Just then White Goose Teacher arrives on scene and separates them all by saying: “What are you doing? What happened here?”

Little Grey duck hides behind White Goose Teacher while crying profusely stating that she didn’t take any of Chicklet’s things – not even one hairpin!

White Goose Teacher chuckles heartily before pulling out a small red hat from its pocket bag which looks just like Chicklet’s lost one.

Chicklet exclaims excitedly when seeing it: “That’s mine!”

White Goose Teacher explains calmly:

“Yesterday after school ended up in class,

Chicklet left this tiny flower cap there.”

Mother Chicken turns bright red upon hearing these words.

And so we end our story about where little flowers caps might go missing sometimes or how easily misunderstandings can lead us down wrong paths...