Luo Bao Bei

After Luo Bao Bei learns about her pal Timmy's sad news, she tries her best to cheer him up.

Grandma loves to listen to her canary sing, but Luo Bao Bei considers how the bird feels about staying inside a cage.

Luo Bao Bei thinks of new ways for her grandpa to play his tunes when his marching band music disturbs the entire family.

While overhearing her parents talk in private, Luo Bao Bei gets worried when she thinks a big change is coming.

During an outing with her grandpa, Luo Bao Bei finds that he takes his time but tries to get him to speed up.

To show her parents that she's old enough to get her ears pierced, Luo Bao Bei makes a grown-up decision.

Faye and Luo Bao Bei get to work together on a school project, but each have very different ideas on how to complete it.

Determined to prove her grandpa wrong, Luo Bao Bei tries to play soccer with a group of boys.

While she rehearses for a dance competition with Timmy and Faye, LBB must figure out why she can't boogie to the beat.

Back from a weekend away, Luo Bao Bei has trouble with the new kid who suddenly enters her life.

Irritated by Faye's new behavior, Luo Bao Bei makes a desperate move that affects their friendship.

When Grandma gets nervous about a dance performance, Luo Bao Bei wonders how she can give her a boost of confidence.

When Faye's precious toy dog gets damaged, she mistakenly blames the wrong person.

After reading one of Faye's diary entries, Luo Bao Bei learns why she shouldn't have opened it.

Excited for her sleepover with Faye, Luo Bao Bei wants to make sure that they keep up with all of her awesome plans for the night.

Luo Bao Bei tries her best to protect a rare goose at the park, but the public might not be the biggest obstacle.

The newest edition of Luo Bao Bei's favorite comic book is out, but she's not the only one trying to get the last copy left at the newsstand.

To find out who is the bravest of them all, Luo Bao Bei and Timmy decide to have a friendly competition.

Everyone in town is talking about scooters, but Luo Bao Bei feels left out as the only kid who rides a bike.

When Uncle Ray wants to throw away some old items behind his kiosk, Luo Bao Bei brainstorms how to put this stuff to good use instead.

Uncle Ray discovers a stray dog at the park, and Luo Bao Bei makes it her mission to find the pet's owner.

The kids are excited to watch a new movie at the park, but Luo Bao Bei has mixed feelings about Timmy missing out.

At the climbing wall in the park, an inspired Luo Bao Bei tries to make her way to the top.

After finding her dad's traditional flute, Luo Bao Bei gets frustrated when she can't seem to play a note.

Using her mom's advice to spread kindness, Luo Bao Bei tries to lift up an upset Faye in her own special way.

A video of Mao Mao becomes a hit on the internet as a worried Luo Bao Bei tries to figure out how a private video of her cat went public.

Mao Mao hides from the family to avoid a visit to the vet for a check-up.

As they get ready for the Chinese New Year parade, LBB and her pals learn that performing the Lion Dance is much harder than they thought.

Timmy grows tired of being teased by Luo Bao Bei and Faye, and decides to make new friends.

Luo Bao Bei gets excited about a family wedding but finds the dress that her grandma made for her to wear a bit uncomfortable.

With plans to spend the day with her mom, Luo Bao Bei tries to make sure that distractions don't get in the way.

Fed up with chores and taking orders, Luo Bao Bei complains and gets the chance to be in charge for the day.

Auntie Lin struggles to run Uncle Ray's kiosk for him, so Luo Bao Bei offers to help out.

Caught in the middle, Luo Bao Bei isn't sure which side to take when Timmy and Faye struggle to get along.

While having fun with their imaginations, Luo Bao Bei and Timmy hurt Faye's feelings when they make an assumption about her.

Following her dad's accident at the skating rink, Luo Bao Bei gets nervous about stepping onto the ice herself.

Grandpa gets frustrated when Luo Bao Bei practices for a tai chi performance in a unique way.

Uncle Ray feels bummed about possibly closing his kiosk for good, but Luo Bao Bei and her friends are determined to save it.

To keep an old tree from being cut down at the park, Luo Bao Bei's grandpa springs into action.

Luo Bao Bei puts her detective skills to the test when she tries to find something very precious to Uncle Ray.

After waiting for so long, Luo Bao Bei gets excited about her dad's home rocket launch.

When Luo Bao Bei doesn't get cast as one of the leads in the school play, she learns how important each and every role can be.

The family prepares for a feast on the first day of summer, but LBB's dad can't keep the generator working to light up their party.

During a pet show in the park, Luo Bao Bei's cat Mao Mao goes missing.

A talent scout asks Timmy to perform his diabolo tricks on a TV show.

When Luo Bao Bei and her friends fall behind during a treasure hunt in the park, they come across an opportunity to cheat.

A thoughtful Luo Bao Bei tries to plan an anniversary picnic for Auntie Lin and Uncle Ray by herself, but takes on more than she can handle.

During a painting workshop, Luo Bao Bei and her pals discover that the class isn't as fun as they thought it would be.

At the fair, Luo Bao Bei finds she's too big for her favorite ride but too small for the grown-up rides.

Timmy and Luo Bao Bei try to outdo each other and write the best story possible for the school magazine.

Determined to win the trophy in a running race, Luo Bao Bei must choose between victory or friendship.