Description: The 16th book in the Cloud Bread Animation Picture Book series. This picture book was created by selecting one of the most delightful stories from the 'Cloud Bread Animation' currently airing on KBS 1TV. Through the appeal of its beloved characters, the book draws children in with fun, warm, and imaginative stories that help nurture healthy growth. One day, Hongbi receives a two-wheeled bike as a gift from her mom and dad. Eager to ride it right away, Hongbi soon discovers that balancing on a two-wheeled bike isn't so easy. Wanting to hurry and play with her friends, Hongbi eats some cloud bread and pushes her bike along, when she runs into a passing elephant police officer. The officer offers to teach her how to ride and asks her to follow him… This book does not include a table of contents. Author: GIMC DPS Recent works: , , and 51 titles in total. About the creator: GIMC is a digital content planning and production studio established by Korea's Ministry of Information and Communication and the city of Chuncheon to help develop Korea's creative content industry. By combining Korea's internationally recognized animation creation and production skills with advanced IT technology and global networking, GIMC is building a foundation for a world-class content industry. Its key areas include original animation, 3D stereoscopic imaging, internet broadcasting, and e-Learning content. Among its achievements is the 3D animation , which won the Grand Prix at the 'MIPTV Content 360' competition held in Cannes, France, in 2010. GIMC has also released well-known animated content such as , , and , earning recognition both at home and abroad. was co-produced by GIMC together with leading Korean animation studios DPS and SBS, as well as China's Carloon company. Hongbi, who has only ever ridden a tricycle, gets a two-wheeled bike! Thrilled, she tries to ride it right away, wobbling back and forth, but it's not so easy. She keeps falling over — will Hongbi ever learn how to ride her bike? 01_ Ring Ring, Let's Ride a Bike! One day, Hongbi receives a two-wheeled bike as a gift from her mom and dad. Eager to ride it right away, Hongbi soon finds that balancing isn't so easy. Wanting to hurry and play with her friends, she eats some cloud bread and pushes her bike along, when she meets a passing elephant police officer. He offers to teach her how to ride and asks her to follow him. At the park, other children have gathered, and the elephant officer carefully explains what to watch out for before riding a bike, as well as how to ride well. Finally, it's time for Hongbi to practice. Believing that the officer is holding onto the back of her bike, she feels brave enough to try. One, two — she pushes off with her feet, moving forward and forward without even realizing that he has already let go. With courage and continued practice, learning to ride a bike isn't so hard after all! 02_ Another Story from 'Cloud Bread': The Cloud Bread Animation Picture Book 'Cloud Bread Animation' was made with great care and love, hoping to help children spread the wings of their imagination. It received an award of excellence at the 'YMCA Good Broadcasting Awards' and the 'Korea Content Awards,' and won the Prime Minister's Award at the Korea Brand Awards. It has also been nominated for 'The Annie Award' and the 'Annecy International Animation Festival,' and has received an International Emmy Award — making it an internationally recognized animation. Following Season 1, Season 2 has aired, and Season 3 is currently in preparation. 03_ Familiar Characters Woven into Children's Everyday Lives! For children, characters aren't just fictional figures — they're vivid, living friends. Children meet and connect with these friends in their own special ways. Cloud Bread has long been loved by children, and its main characters, Hongbi and Hongsi, are especially dear and familiar to them. Thanks to the power of these characters, children can easily immerse themselves in the stories. The tales featured in the Cloud Bread animation are rooted in love, nurturing warm emotions and good character while helping children build healthy daily habits — stories filled with warmth and imagination.