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The mother gave the little bear two jars of honey, which is the little bear's favorite food. The little bear was reluctant to eat it all at once, so he only scooped out a small spoonful every time he ate it, and only ate a small spoonful every day, but the jar of honey was still eaten up quickly. Looking at the second jar of honey, Little Bear thought: I want to make it more and more, and I can't finish it no matter how much I eat. So he dug a hole in the ground and planted honey pots. Hey, maybe a honey tree will grow out, with pots full of honey on it. Every day, Little Bear goes to see if the honey tree has sprouted. One day, two days, three days... Many days passed, but nothing happened. The other little bears laughed at him and said, "Honey is not a sapling, how can it grow?" "Yeah, yeah, I still want to make a honey pot, dream!" "If that works, I'll plant it too. Haha, how ridiculous!" Little Bear ignored them and just took care of his land every day. However, when everyone has new honey, Little Bear's honey tree has not yet sprouted, let alone a honey pot. Everyone says Bear wasted a jar of honey! Little Bear couldn't bear it any longer. He picked up the soil and saw that the honey jar was still in good condition, with the lid tightly closed. Little Bear was very disappointed, opened the lid, and immediately, a smell of wine wafted out, so fragrant, so greedy! It turned out that his Sophora japonica honey turned into Sophora japonica honey wine! The little bear took a sip, hey! It is fragrant and sweet, and I am completely drunk. All the little bears gathered around, and they all wanted to taste the mead. The little bear said proudly: "Okay, no problem, but you have to bring a jar of honey in exchange for a spoonful of mead!" Everyone is very willing, because the sweet mead is so tempting! If you haven't eaten something before, of course you have to try it! Now, Little Bear has a lot of jars of honey, and he can eat it slowly until next year.

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