Origin of the Name

“Qing” reflects its vibrant green body, while “Tong” highlights the cylindrical shape that defines its form. The name “Beng” captures its playful, bouncy personality—complete with tiny little shoes that give it an irresistibly lively and cheerful vibe. When you say it out loud, it just feels light, fun, and utterly adorable!

Its overall aesthetic perfectly complements the “Dopamine Little Monsters” series: round eyes and tiny pointed teeth exude a sweet, cuddly charm, while its cylindrical body paired with those dainty little shoes adds a touch of whimsical energy—like a little, energetic cylinder ready to bounce right off the page at any moment!

Quick Introduction

Within the “Dopamine Little Monsters” series, Qing Bozai (the square version) and Qing Tong Beng (the cylindrical version) form a color‑coordinated “Shape & Energy Duo”:

• Qing Bozai is the “square, sturdy buddy,” naturally endowed with a knack for stability and support—so much so that he’s often affectionately used as a “mobile cushion” by the ever‑bouncing Qing Tong Beng.

• Qing Tong Beng is the “cylindrical, high‑energy dynamo,” who loves nothing more than hopping around Qing Bozai’s square frame—and occasionally rolls over to snuggle up against his blocky side. Together, these two green‑toned little monsters make for the ultimate “vitality booster” on your desk: one steady and grounded, the other full of boundless energy, effortlessly amplifying the feel-good vibes of dopamine in every corner of your workspace!