Fable idioms about animals, idioms about animal fable stories

Ye Gong is a good dragon, the cunning rabbit three holes, the fox and the fake tiger, the sheep and the sheep, the rabbit, the grass and the snake, the bird of the bow, the cow plays the piano, the timid as a mouse, the frog at the bottom of the well, the snake is added, the snipe and the clam fight, the dragon is alive and the tiger is alive, the mouse is eyed, stands out from the crowd, refers to the deer as the horse, the dog jumps over the wall, the traffic is busy, the sheep intestine trail, the nine cows and a hair, the tiger head and tiger tail, the chicken and the dog are restless, the tiger head and snake tail, and the fisherman profits.

Mending the dead, double dragons playing with pearls, timid as a mouse, playing the piano to the cow, frightened the bird, waiting for the rabbit, the cunning rabbit three holes, the fox fake tiger, the snake is added, Ye Gong is a good dragon, and the dragon is alive and tiger.

The fox is a fake tiger, Ye Gong is a good dragon, the snipe and the clam are competing, the timid as a mouse, the bird with a frightened bow, the frog at the bottom of the well, and the ...... playing the piano to the cow

Standing out from the flock, tiger head and tiger tail, chicken and dog restless, tiger head and snake tail, frog at the bottom of the well, rat eyes, cunning rabbit three holes, nine cows and a hair, fishing in troubled waters, sheep intestine path, praying mantis catching cicadas, yellow finches behind, sandpiper and clam fighting, fishermen profit, Saiong lost horses, and he knew that he was not blessed

Make up for the dead, wait for the rabbit, the cunning rabbit three holes, the fox and the fake tiger, and add the snake to the foot

The frog at the bottom of the well, the grass startles the snake, the dragon flies and the phoenix dances

Standing out from the flock, roosters and dog thieves, snipe and clam fighting, cannibalizing whale swallowing, clues, dragon and tiger fighting, dragon and horse spirit, dragon flying phoenix dance, dragon and tiger leaping, dragon and tiger step, Longtan tiger's den, dragon leaping phoenix, traffic and dragon, oak branch party pointing to the deer as a horse, rabbit dead fox sorrow, chicken and dog restless, heart ape horse, Liang He gobbling tiger, sitting in the well to watch the sky, guarding the plant and waiting for the rabbit, Ye Gong is a good dragon, painting the snake to add feet, the dead sheep to make up for the nest, cup bow snake shadow, pointing to the deer as a horse, fish eyes mixed beads, etc.

1. It means that it is not too late to repair the sheepfold after the sheep runs away and loses it. Figuratively, finding a way to remedy a problem can prevent further losses. From "Warring States Policy Chu Ce":

It's not too late to see the rabbit and take care of the dog; It's not too late to make amends. "Once upon a time, someone had a herd of sheep. One morning, he noticed that a sheep was missing, and when he looked closely, it turned out that the sheepfold had broken a hole, and the wolf came in and took one of them away during the night.

The neighbor advised Kukai to say, "Hurry up and repair the sheepfold and plug the hole!" The man refused to accept the counsel and said:

The sheep have been lost, what are you doing with the sheepfold? The next morning, he found that the sheep was missing another one. It turned out that the wolf had come in through the hole and had taken a sheep away.

He regretted that he had not heeded his neighbor's advice, so he quickly plugged the hole and repaired the sheepfold. From then on, the wolf could no longer burrow into the sheepfold to bite the sheep.

2. The idiom "waiting for the rabbit" is a metaphor for delusional unearned gains, or stubbornly sticking to narrow experience, not knowing how to adapt. According to legend, in the Song Kingdom during the Warring States Period, there was a peasant who worked at sunrise and rested at sunrise when he encountered a good year, but he was just full of food and clothing; He wants to improve his life, but he is too lazy and timid, and he is lazy and afraid of everything, and he always wants to encounter a windfall sent to his door. But there has been no windfall, and he lives the same life every day.

There is always a little bit of good luck in life, and finally, a miracle happens. One day in late autumn, he was plowing the field and there were people hunting around. The shouts rose and fell, and the frightened little beast ran for its life.

Suddenly, a rabbit, impartial, crashed headlong into the root of a tree at the edge of his field. On that day, he had a hearty meal. From now on, he will no longer farm.

All day long, guard the root of the tree that was hit by the rabbit, waiting for the next rabbit to hit it.

3. Seon lost his horse is an idiom, which is a metaphor for a moment of loss, but maybe he can get a benefit because of it. It also refers to the fact that bad things can become good things under certain conditions. An allusion selected from the "Huainan Honglie Collection Explanation" is derived from the idiom "Saiong loses his horse, and he knows that he is not blessed".

Among the people living near the border was a man who was proficient in mathematics, and his horse ran to the Hu people's residence for no reason. People came to pay their respects to him. The old man said

How can't that be a good thing? After a few months, the horse came back with the good horses of the Hu people. People came to congratulate their family.

The old man said, "Why can't this be a bad thing?" "He has a lot of good horses at home, and his son likes to ride horses, so he fell off the horse and broke his thigh.

People came to comfort their families. The old man said, "Why can't this be a good thing?"

A year later, the Hu people invaded the border area, and the men in the prime of life took up bows and arrows to fight. Most of the people near the border are dead. Only this man was spared from the battle because of his lame leg, and the father and son were able to save their lives.