Hi, my name's Wesley. And I'm Warren. We wrote this story by ourselves. We both perform it too.

This is an old story that is told in Chinese New Year.

We decided to write our version of it.

This is why we put red paper outside our houses

and write Chinese calligraphy on it during Chinese New Year, which is called

Shingian in Chinese. Thank you for listening to our story.

And thank you so much for writing the story.

Wow, listeners, Warren and Wesley are such special kids.

You know, we were recording something together and they mentioned the story of the

Neel Monster and asked if five kids would do it.

And I said, well, what about if you guys actually wrote the story?

And they took up the challenge and did a brilliant job. It's such a great story and you know what we'd like to extend the invitation to all of you kids.

If you'd like to write a story for Bye Kidsid's for kids, just do it, write it and send it to us and we'll make your imagination come alive.

You can find all our contact details on by kids for kids.

C.O. Oh, and by the way, if you'd like to see Wesley and Warren standing next to a paper

neon monster, they sent us a picture. That's the cover art for this episode.

Okay Ruby over to you.

The Neon Monster Once upon a time in the deep mountains in ancient China.

There was a flesh-devouring monster

called the neon monster.

Neon had a lion's head and a sharp horn.

It was 40 feet tall, about the size of a school bus.

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