What are some red stories that are appropriate for second grade kids?

Red stories suitable for second grade are The Story of the Chicken Hair Letter.

"The Chicken Feather Letter" comic strip is based on author Hua Shan's novel of the same name, depicting that during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, children's troupe member Haiwa meets with Japanese and pseudo-army forces while delivering a 100,000-odd-odd-chicken-feathered letter; Haiwa, being resourceful and courageous, tethers the letter to the buttocks of a goat and leads the ghosts into the ambush circle of the Eighth Route Army.

Synopsis

"The Chicken Feather Letter" is the story of a rural children's troupe leader who delivers a letter for the guerrillas during the guerrilla war against the Japanese and thus enables the guerrillas to uproot the enemy strongholds.

This is a work of great political and artistic success, worthy of study by comic strip artists. The success of Liu's work is also a call to all artists to pay great attention to the art form of comic strips, which is so popular.

We have seen the original draft of Liu Jijinshu's "Chicken Hair Letter," and the meticulous artistry of the artist should be given the respect it deserves, and his work has certainly won the hearts of the masses. The author of this work, Liu Jihui Wine, has passed away. To commemorate the release of this classic work of art during Liu Jihui Wine's lifetime, his daughter, Liu Meishu, has made up for the unpublished cuts in the original work of art, and has colored the original black and white and colored drafts of the original work in two volumes of 16-column wire-bound for limited release. The story is vivid with twists and turns, and the paintings are exquisite and beautiful. It is a good collection for art lovers and comic book enthusiasts.

The author of this work, Liu Jihui wineglasses, has passed away. In order to commemorate the release of this classic work of art before Liu Jihui wineglasses was born, his daughter, Liu Meishu, has specially made up for the unpublished contents of the original work of art by cutting and coloring the original work of art into two volumes of black and white drafts and colored drafts, respectively, in the form of a 16-column wire-bound booklet for a limited release. The story is vivid with twists and turns, and the paintings are exquisite and beautiful. It is a good collection for art lovers and comic book enthusiasts.