Ah Fu and Ah Jin

A-Fu and A-Jin each have their own way of enjoying life.
A-Fu likes to keep his space spick and span.
Next to A-Jin's sofa, there are often unwashed milk cartons.

Even though their living habits are different, they share a common interest:
dancing.
However, every time they dance together, they always get tangled up.
What kind of dance would be the most perfect and suitable for them to dance together?

Would it be swing, tap, or salsa?
Or breakdancing, belly dancing, or ballet?

Perhaps, the type of dance isn't the most important thing...

Emerging picture book creator Chang Ting-Yu portrays friendship through daily interactions and dance scenes, bringing them into the story with delicate illustrations. In the details, one can appreciate the style of each dance, and through the home furnishings, the contrasting personalities of A-Fu and A-Jin are vividly and interestingly depicted.

A-Fu and A-Jin demonstrate conflict and acceptance in friendship, ultimately not only accepting each other's differences but also embracing their beautiful relationship once again, because nothing is more important than accompanying each other.