Translate the story of The Fox and the Crow

One day, as the fox was walking along the road, he saw a crow standing on a tree with a piece of meat in his mouth, and he thought, "I want to get it!" Then he said to the raven:

Your singing voice is the most beautiful! Can you sing a song for me? The raven was delighted to hear this, and opened its mouth and began to sing, and the meat fell into the fox's mouth.

one day, the fox went on the road, saw a crow standing on a tree, with another piece of meat, so it would: i would like to get it! then he said to the crow:

your voice is the most beautiful! can you sing a song for me?" the crow heard very happy, he opened his mouth to sing, the meat fell on the fox's mouth

Okay, yes, that's how it was written.

Different readers may have different preferences and reasons for the story of The Crow and the Fox. Here are some possible points:

1.Love the Fox: The fox shows wit and intelligence in this story.

When the crow sings a beautiful song, the fox takes advantage of the opportunity to trick the crow into opening its mouth, thus obtaining the cheese from the crow's mouth. In the process, the fox shows a keen observation of the environment and a flexible ability to respond, which is impressive with its wit and intelligence. In addition, the fox also shows a cunning and scheming side, which may appeal to some readers.

2.Like Crows: Although the crow is deceived in the story, it also has its own merits.

First of all, it sings a beautiful song, which shows that the crow has a certain ** talent. Secondly, the crow, although somewhat gullible in the face of the fox's deception, did not lose its courage and wisdom. It eventually realized its mistake and learned from it.

This courage and wisdom are also to be appreciated.

3.Don't like foxes and don't like crows: Some readers may not like the behavior and character of foxes and crows.

For example, the fox's deception and cunning may be offensive to some readers, while the crow's credulity and recklessness may also be worrying. However, this view does not mean that all readers will see it that way. Some readers may see some deep meanings in the story, such as being wary of deception, not being too arrogant, etc.

In short, everyone's preferences and evaluations of the characters in the story are different, depending on the reader's personal experience, personality, and different interpretations of the story.

As a foodie, I still want to know how big the meat is in the crow's mouth, what kind of meat it is, pork or beef; Cooked or raw, if cooked, charcoal-roasted or fire-roasted; Whether it's boiled or steamed. Whether the charcoal roast is with cumin or pepper, and whether the fire roast has any touch of butter; Is ginger added in boiling, is it old ginger or vegetable ginger, is it steamed and put shallots, is the shallots shredded or cut into sections?

A: I don't like either