Tian and Woo's Journey and Lessons

The story follows Tian, the lord of the cranes, who visits a city to test the kindness of its people. Disguised as a poor man, he finds no help until he meets Woo, an innkeeper who offers him food without expecting payment. In gratitude, Tian creates a magical painting of cranes that dance when people sing, bringing prosperity to Woo's inn. Years later, Tian returns and advises Woo to teach kindness and generosity, which Woo embraces, living a long and fulfilled life.

Who was Tian known as?

• Lord of the Mountains

• Lord of the Cranes

• Lord of the City

• Lord of the Rivers

Why did Tian decide to visit the city?

• To meet the emperor

• To find a new home

• To see if people were kind and generous

• To sell his paintings

How did Tian travel to the city?

• By boat

• By walking

• By flying through the clouds

• By horse

What did Tian exchange with the poor man?

• Shelter

• Clothes

• Money

• Food

What was the reaction of the people in the city to Tian?

• They were very helpful

• They ignored him

• They gave him money

• They invited him to their homes

How did Woo respond when Tian asked for food?

• He asked for money first

• He welcomed Tian and offered food

• He refused to help

• He called the guards

How often did Tian visit Woo's inn?

• Once a week

• Every night

• Only once

• Once a month

What did Woo do when Tian couldn't pay for the food?

• He called the police

• He offered the food for free

• He asked for a favor in return

• He asked him to leave

What did Tian create with a bowl of water?

• A storm

• A magical garden

• A painting of flying cranes

• A river

What happened when the guests started singing?

• The painting disappeared

• The cranes danced out of the painting

• The cranes flew away

• The inn caught fire