In the noisy farmhouse, the hens eat and lay eggs by point like machines, without any freedom. Although most of her companions are used to this carefree prisoner life, the little hen Ye Ya (voiced by Wen Suli) always wants to escape from the cage and hatch her baby freely, so she goes on a hunger strike for three days and nights in a row. I'm going to pretend to be dead and get out of the henhouse. Unexpectedly, because she was too hungry, Ye Ya finally fainted to death. When she woke up again, she found that she had been thrown into the wild by the farmer. Ye Ya, whose dream came true, played happily, but her companions in the farmhouse did not accept her at all, and there were greedy weasels chasing her in the wild. Under the protection of the ruthless "stranger" (voiced by Cui Minzhi), Ye Ya concentrated on hatching a duck egg. Soon, a lovely baby duck was born. This film is based on the classic fairy tale book "Bud, the hen out of the yard" (author: Huang Shengmei), which has sold more than one million copies in South Korea.
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