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"The Cicada and the Fox" is an excerpt from "Aesop's Fables" and was written by Aesop, who is said to have been an ancient Greek slave, but very intelligent, imaginative, and witty. Like donkeys, horses, cicadas, ......and other animals all carry human feelings.

In this parable, the fox wants to eat the cicada, so he pretends to praise the cicada's beautiful song, but the cicada is not fooled because he has seen through the fox's tricks because of his observation.

I found that in the article "The Cicada and the Fox", I found that the cicada was vigilant against the fox's "admiration", and "deliberately standing opposite the cicada" wrote about the fox's cunning, and "detecting deception in it" reflected the cicada's wit. "I'm wary of you." Cicadas have been found to be observant.

There is another sentence at the end of the article: A smart person can always learn from the disasters of others. It was discovered that cicadas are not only intelligent but also observant and can learn from the disasters of their peers. This is a word of admonition, which has the effect of setting the end of the day.

In a copy of Aesop's Fables, you can understand a lot of principles about how to be a human being. We must have a good understanding of these truths that have a great education for us.

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After reading Aesop's Fables, it aroused a lot of imagination in me. The ugliness of the human heart, the squalor of the world, and the behavior of the jungle can't help but make people feel cold. We live in a world where danger can happen everywhere, and the people around us, such as parents, friends.

can be harmful to us. Just like "The Disloyal Donkey Betrays a Friend". Lü betrayed his friends for his own benefit, causing them to be harmed by lions.

This kind of behavior is truly outrageous. In real life, some people do not hesitate to sell their personality and do those things of burning, killing, looting and abuse because they are afraid of the powerful. Bring unnecessary harm to the family and society.

In the same way, if we are a strong man who does not think about the weak, but only oppresses the weak by his own power, then what is the difference between us and the Superior? It's all the same abomination, the same hate.

Our society advocates hard work and prosperity. After reading Aesop's Fables, I realized it more deeply. As the truth in "The Three Sons of the Old Farmer":

True jewelry is actually our industrious hands, and only labor can create wealth. Yes, we live in a competitive society where hard work is required in all walks of life. However, there are some people who want to take possession or destroy the fruits of their labor by illegal means.

Hi——, these people are really sad, they have a sound body, enough labor. They don't apply it well, they only find ways to destroy the fruits of human labor, are they not even as good as people with disabilities? Yes, although people with disabilities have defects, they have a good heart to achieve things that normal people can't achieve.

They are better than some of the people who have been forced to speak well.

Aesop's Fables has taught me many things that have inspired me throughout my life. I believe I can do it, and I want to be a real person. It is not to shame the society, but to contribute my own strength to the society with my strength and perseverance.

If everyone is like this, then the future of the motherland will be bright.

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During the summer vacation, I read a book called Aesop's Fables. I can't put this book down, because it tells a lot of great truths through very simple and short stories.

There is one story that impresses me the most, and that is the story of "Two Dogs". A man has two dogs: a hunting dog, which the hunter teaches him the art of preying on animals and helps him in hunting; The other is to watch the dog, teach it the skills of housekeeping, and help him take care of the house.

Every time a hunter returns home from hunting, he always has to divide a large portion of the prey for the watchdog to eat. The hound was very unhappy when he saw it, and scolded his companion: "Hunting is very, very hard, but you have not helped at all, but you have eaten the fruits of my hard work."

This story tells us that some faults are cultivated by our parents' excessive pampering, and our parents blindly blame us. The housekeeper dog is overpampered by its owner, which causes it to develop a bad habit of relying on others for nothing.

As an owner, you should teach the dog to work, so that it can learn to be independent and survive by its own labor and ability. In the same way, our parents can also find out more about their own reasons, starting from cultivating our independence, telling us to rely on our own hands and brains to create our own good life. As a member of society, just like the role of the hound in the family, we should carefully analyze the root cause of the problem, rather than blindly blaming the housekeeper like a hound.

It's like a child who grew up in an environment that has never been taught to respect teachers and treat people politely, how can we blindly criticize him and accuse him of being "impolite and vexatious"!

Aesop's Fables has taught me many, many philosophies of life and given me a lot of inspiration; It's like a talisman that I carry with me, telling me what to do and what not to do, so that I don't do the wrong and wrong things. I love this book very, very much! Please read this book when you have time, I am sure you will love it too.

Aesop's Fables after reading.

Aesop's Fables are a gem of ancient Greek literature, which has been loved for thousands of years with its unique wisdom and artistic charm. Indeed, it is precisely because of this that I chose this one among many famous books.

Each story in the book has a deep meaning—yes, that's exactly what allegory is all about, allegorical—and this literary genre also reached its peak with Aesop's brushstrokes.

Most of the stories reflect life experiences and extraordinary wisdom. Some stories teach people to think holistically – "Two Frogs"; others explain that you can't go against nature and do things reluctantly - "The Turtle and the Eagle"; There are also high-speed situations where we must not make empirical mistakes - "The Donkey Carrying Salt" and so on.

Of all the stories, I think the most convincing is "The Short-sighted Thrush".

The story is about a beautiful thrush who goes to eat the fruit of the myrtle tree every autumn. One year, before the fruit of the myrtle tree was ripe, the east bird ran to the myrtle tree every day and sang: "A beautiful life is coming, how happy my heart is singing, looking at the flowers there are blooming, how I yearn for it."

In this way, the thrush goes every day and sings every day. A hunter spotted it and waited there. When the fruit bears, the thrush comes to eat all day every day.

Finally stuck with sticky sticks by hunters. And it sang, "The fruit of the myrtle is so sweet, but it is you who afflict me, for I covet your incomparable sweetness, and I have given up my own ......."”

The point of the story is that don't get too greedy for something, and it will cost you your life. Yunye always has to be far-sighted, not short-sighted like a thrush, the fruit of myrtle is delicious, but when you eat it to the point where you don't even know the danger is approaching, it means that death is not far from you.