Is there any idiom story book for kids, animated version?

Chinese idiom stories are a kind of accumulation of our traditional culture, every idiom is so deep and meaningful, concise and concise, and behind them there is a story with far-reaching meanings

[Playing the lute to a cow]

During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a famous musician in the state of Lu, whose name was Gong Ming Yi. He had very deep attainments in music (yì) and was good at playing the zither. The sound of his zither was so beautiful and melodious that people were often intoxicated by the sound of it.

One spring, he took his zither for a walk in a field on the outskirts of the city, and the warm spring wind blew the fragrance of grass to him, making him feel very relaxed. He looked around and found a big bull grazing not far away. He was so excited that he had a whim to play a piece of music for this bull, so he plucked the strings of his zither and played an elegant piece of "The Fuck Song of the Clear Horn" to this bull.

Though the tune played by Gong Ming Yi was very pleasant to the ear, the grazing bull paid no attention to the elegant tune and continued to graze with his head down. Because although the bull could hear the sound from the strings of the zither, he could not understand the wonderful meaning of the tune.

Seeing that the beautiful sound of the zither did not move this unmusical bull, Gong Ming Yi was very helpless. After a while, he came up with another solution. Gong Ming Yi stroked the strings of his zither, and played a strange, jumbled sound, some like the sound of buzzing mosquitoes and flies, and some like the bellowing of a lost calf (dú). It was only then that the big bull, as if suddenly understanding something, wagged his tail, pricked up his ears, and listened.

Later, people used the metaphor of "talking to a cow" to describe the stupid people to speak profound truths, or to speak to the outsiders, wasting time; now it is also used to ridicule the people who speak without looking at the object.