Da Erduo Tutu 2nd Season

This story is quite wholesome and is suited for all ages. You don't really have to watch season 1 to understand this story since it's mostly self-contained stories without an overarching plot. Maybe there is one overarching plot, but it's just "the slice-of-life moments of the main character (who is based on the director's son)", but you don't have to watch every episode. It's quite similar to Chibi Maruko Chan, Peppa Pig, Doraemon, Bluey, and stuff like that. The series never really got widespread language dubs like French, English, Spanish, etc, except for a few Cantonese dubs or Shanghainese dubs, which are some Chinese dialects. So if you can't speak or understand any sort of Chinese, you need subtitles. But it's a good show if you want to learn Mandarin or whatever other Chinese dialect, since the dialogue is quite simple. It technically can be a "iyashikei" or "cozy" type of show after watching it a few times as someone grows up, since it's very nice to come back to sometimes after life gets serious (high school, college, jobs, mortgages, taxes, etc).