This episode appeared in Season 1, Episode 132 - "Gifts for the Holidays".

The episode focuses on Maruko's visit to Jade's house, where she learns that gifts are to be given to each other for the Chinese New Year's Day. When she gets home, Maruko asks her mom and is a little disappointed to learn that the family didn't receive too many gifts. After going to school, Hanalun's classmates and Maruko say that they received a lot of gifts, and they all agree to go to Hanalun's house together.

Maruko goes home and tells her mom that her grandfather is also interested in wanting to go to Hanaren's house together. When everyone arrived at Hanawa's house, they thought his house was big and beautiful, then Hanawa took out the gifts he had received, and shared the delicious food with everyone, among which were delicious cakes and all kinds of fruits.

Hualun shared the gifts he received with his classmates, and they all took them home and shared them with their families. Maruko got the durian and cut it open thinking that the whole family thought it was bad and disposed of it "properly". The scene shifted to Hanalun's house, where Hanalun was enjoying eating the durian ......

The next day, Maruko told Hanalun that the durian that she had taken back was bad. Hanaren is defeated by Mariko's naivety, end of this episode.

Extended Information

Background of Cherry Maruko

Cherry Maruko's author, Miki Miura.Born May 8, 1965 in Shimizu, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, Miki Miura is a blood type A and a Taurus.

She made her debut in 1984, using the pen name Sakurako, and created the manga Cherry Komariko, which was based on her own personal experiences as a child and gave the main character the same name, date of birth, blood type, and zodiac sign. With more than 1,000 episodes by 2013, Cherry Little Maruko is a national anime in the hearts of Japanese men, women and children.

This work is based on the author's childhood life, and the story centers around Maruko, as well as her family and classmates, with stories about affection, friendship, or some small things in life, which include laughter and tears, recalling the childishness of childhood.

Baidu Encyclopedia - Cherry Mariko