The Fox and the Goat What do you think of the fox

The fox is a cunning person, but good will be rewarded with good and evil will be rewarded with evil, and being clever will not end well after all.

Foxes and goats.

The story is from Aesop's Fables

A fox stumbled and fell into the well, and no matter how much he struggled, he could not successfully climb up, so he had to stay there. The male goat was so thirsty that he looked around for water to drink, and finally found the well. He poked his head out and saw the fox under the well, so he asked him if the water was good.

The fox felt that the opportunity had come, and secretly rejoiced in his heart, and immediately calmed down, and praised the well water for its deliciousness, saying that it was the first well water in the world, sweet and refreshing, and persuaded the goat to come down quickly and drink with it. The goat, who wanted nothing more than water, believed it, and jumped down without thinking, and when he had finished drinking it, he had to consult with the fox about how to climb up. The fox was prepared, and he called the goat, saying

I have a way, you lie on the wall of the well with your front feet, and then you straighten the horns, and I jump up from your back into the well, and then pull you up, and we will all be saved? The goat agreed to his offer, and the fox stepped on his hind feet, jumped on his back, and then jumped hard from his horns to the edge of the well. When the fox went up, he prepared to flee alone.

The male goat accuses the fox of not keeping his promise. The fox turned to the goat and said, "Hey, friend, if your mind were as perfect as your beard, you wouldn't jump blindly before you could see the exit."

Implied meaning. Don't act arbitrarily without going through your brain, and make judgments about things rationally. We must understand right and wrong so that we can avoid harm.

The fox language is full of cunning, the behavior is vile, and it deceives the goat with rhetoric.

The fox is a cunning person, but good is rewarded with good, and evil is rewarded with evil.

The fox language is full of cunning, mean, and despicable in words.

It is very worth learning for foxes to fully display their ingenuity for their own benefit.

Wu Li, you are a cunning person, good will be rewarded, evil will be rewarded, you will definitely be punished.

Summary. Hello, the fox and the goat in your question is a short story in Aesop's Fables in junior high school, in which the fox tries to win the trust of the goat step by step through the necessary deception to achieve the purpose of helping himself escape through the goat. Through the story, it can be seen that if the fox is reflected in the real society, then the fox will be a despicable person, he is insidious and cunning, but he is extremely intelligent, unscrupulous to achieve the goal, and will cross the river and tear down the bridge to achieve the goal.

In short, a despicable self-centered villain.

Hello, the fox and the goat in your question is a short story in the junior high school "Aesop's Fables", so in the rough post, the fox wins the goat's trust step by step through the deception he needs, so as to achieve the purpose of helping himself escape through the goat. Through the story, it can be seen that if the fox is reflected in the real society, then the fox will be a despicable person, he is insidious and cunning, but he is extremely intelligent, unscrupulous means to achieve the goal, and will cross the river and tear down the bridge to achieve the goal. In short, Lao Xun is a despicable self-centered villain.

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After reading about the fox and the goat, I want to say to the fox: no matter what you do, you must first consider the outcome of the thing, and then do it.

The story goes: Once, the fox accidentally fell into a well. When the fox saw the old goat coming, he tricked the goat into the well, and then jumped out of the well on the goat's back.

The fox did not keep his promise, and instead of rescuing the goat, he said to the goat, "Hey, friend! If your mind is as perfect as your beard, you won't jump blindly without seeing the exit.

Doula. > this story tells us that no matter what you do, you must first consider the outcome of the thing and then do it. In other words, you can't blindly take what others say.

If you do it blindly without considering the results, you will be easily deceived. In severe cases, there is also a great danger.

There are many people in the world who have different hearts, and you can't just listen to these people's empty and slippery words. There are also many bad people who deceive people with sweet words, so it is even more important to recognize the true face of such people and beware of them at all times, otherwise they will regret it when the time comes.