The little animals in the forest organized a travel group, scheduled to set off at eight o'clock the next morning for an autumn trip. Little Bear overslept and arrived at the meeting point at nine o'clock. He went to question the Sunflower Clock, asking why it had moved so fast. The Sunflower said: "The sun is already so high in the sky, how could it not be nine o'clock?" He then went to question the sun, and the sun replied: "To turn back time, you'd have to make the Earth spin backward." Little Bear actually went to push the Earth. Old Turtle saw this and told him: "If you can make the blooming flowers close up, maybe there's a way." Little Bear then begged the flowers to close, and the flowers said: "If you can make the bees return the nectar to us, we'll close." So Little Bear indeed spread the nectar back onto the flowers. Unexpectedly, the bees flew over and stung Little Bear fiercely. Little Bear cried in pain. At that moment, Old Turtle and the Sunflower Clock advised him: "Time only moves forward; no one can pull it back. You must make better use of your time from now on." Hearing this, Little Bear hurried to catch up with the little animals who had already set off and happily joined them on the trip.