Seven fables, short and ironic, read them to your children several times

Story 1. White Pine and Thorns. White Pine and Thorns started to quarrel with each other. The white pine said proudly: \”I have fine texture and a strong trunk. I can not only make the roof of the temple, but also build the ship. What can you do?\” The thorn said: \”When you think of the ax that chops you and the saw that saw you. , I’m afraid you will still be willing to be a thorn.” [Enlightenment] An ordinary life may be less painful and dangerous than a rich and bizarre life. 104 episodes of children\’s educational stories Anpanman cartoon complete set Cantonese ultra-clear 25.6G Story 2. The Deer of All Diseases A deer was sick and lying on the grass. Many wild beasts came to see him and ate up all the grass nearby. After the deer recovered from his illness, he could not find any grass and starved to death for lack of food. [Enlightenment] Making too many useless friends is harmful and unhelpful. Story Three: Turtle Dove Someone captured a turtle dove and wanted to kill him. The turtle dove asked for forgiveness and said: \”Please forgive me, I will help you catch more turtle doves.\” The man said: \”Then you must be killed, otherwise your relatives and friends will be framed by you. \”[Enlightenment] Those who want to harm their loved ones with conspiracy and tricks will first be punished with justice. Story 4: Cicada and Fox The cicada sings on the top of the big tree. The fox wanted to eat him, so he came up with a trick. He stood under the tree, praising the cicada for its sweet songs, and looking at the cicada with envy, appreciating his song seriously, and persuaded the cicada to come down, saying he wanted to see what kind of animal could make such a sweet sound. . The cicada saw through his ruse, picked a leaf and threw it down. The fox thought it was a cicada and swooped over to catch it. The cicada said: \”Hey, bad guy, if you think I will fly down, you are totally wrong. Ever since I saw cicada wings in the fox\’s feces, I have always been wary of foxes.\” [Perception] Cleverness People who know how to learn from other people\’s disasters. Story 5. The Timid Hunter There was a hunter who wanted to find the lion\’s footprints. He asked a woodcutter if he had found any lion tracks. The woodcutter said: \”I only saw the lion itself.\” The hunter was so frightened that his face was as white as paper, and his whole body was trembling and he said: \”I just want to find its footprints, not the lion itself.\” [Inspiration] Some people\’s Bravery is just words, not actions. Story 6: The Bull and the Wild Goat A bull was chased by a lion and escaped into a cave. A group of wild goats lived in the cave. Even though these wild goats kicked and gored him, the bull still endured the pain and said to them: \”I endure the humiliation and bear the burden here, not because I am afraid of you, but because I am afraid of the lion standing at the entrance of the cave.\” [Inspiration] In order to escape. Big disasters sometimes require temporary pain. As the saying goes, a little impatience messes up a big plan. Story 7: Bull, Lion and Hunter. The bull saw a little lion sleeping, so he took the opportunity to gore him to death with his horns. When the lioness came over and found that her child was dead, she was very sad and cried bitterly. At this time, a wild boar stood far away and said to the sad lion: \”Do you know how many people are sad and crying because their children were bitten to death by you?\” [Inspiration] Only if you also suffer the same misfortune Only then will you reflect on what you have brought to others.Unlucky.