Lesson title for a child who crosses a bridge and falls into the river with an axe

The original story of "Golden Axe".

Once upon a time, there was a man named Cheng Shi, a young man of fifteen or sixteen years old, who advocated skinning and working as a small worker in the family. One day, Cheng Shi went up the mountain to collect firewood, and when he crossed the river, he was careless and dropped his axe into the river.

Cheng Shi lost his axe and couldn't go up the mountain to chop wood, and when he went home he was afraid of the peeling leather whip, so he was so anxious that he cried loudly on the riverbank. The crying shook the leaves of the trees, and moved the river to whining and weeping. His cry touched the river god.

Child, what are you crying about? What makes you so sad? The river god turned into a white-bearded old man, stood in front of Cheng Shi, and asked Cheng Shi.

Old man, my axe has fallen into the river, and I am afraid of the owner's leather whip! "Cheng Shi is honest.

Don't be sad, kid, I'll go down to the river and get it up for you. As soon as the old man finished speaking, he jumped into the river with a "plop".

The old man took a golden axe and asked Cheng Shi, "Child, is this axe yours?" Cheng Shi took it and looked at it, it was golden and cute, but he said, "Husband, it's not mine." The old man nodded and smiled kindly.

The old man jumped into the river again, and this time he brought up a silver axe, which was bright and cute. However, Cheng Shi said: "Old man, this axe is not mine either." The old man still nodded, and smiled kindly.

The old man jumped into the river for the third time, and this time he got an iron axe. Cheng Shi took it and said, "Thank you, husband, this is my axe."

The old man still nodded, smiled kindly and said, "Child, honest child, you will always be happy and happy!" ”

Cheng Shi took the axe and felt very relaxed and happy when he chopped firewood. Yesterday it took a day to cut a load of firewood, but today it took a morning to cut a load of firewood. He happily sang mountain songs and went home with firewood.

There is a text, there is a little child who crossed the bridge with an axe, but the axe fell into the river, and was picked up by an old man in the water, and the axe turned golden. This story tells us a truth: to be a man must be honest and balanced, honest people will be helped by others, and the cunning Tong Mengren will definitely be spurned by others.

The above is for your reference.

Three axes A woodcutter was sitting by the river crying, and the fairy who passed by saw it and asked him, "Why are you crying?" The woodcutter said

My axe fell into the river and I couldn't chop wood. The fairy said, "I can help you get the axe back."

After saying that, the fairy jumped into the river and disappeared.

After a while, the fairy poked his head out of the river, holding a golden axe in his hand, and asked the woodcutter, "Did you drop this axe?" When the woodcutter saw that it was an axe made of gold, he immediately said, "No, it is not mine, my axe is made of iron." ”

After a while, the fairy came out of the river again, took a silver axe, and asked him, "Did you drop this axe?" The woodcutter shook his head and said, "No, my axe is made of iron, not silver." ”

Finally, the fairy jumped out of the water with an old and old axe and asked the woodcutter, "Is this the axe you dropped?" The woodcutter said happily, "Yes!" Yes! ”

The fairy said, "You are very honest, let me give you the other two axes!" "With that, he was gone. So the woodcutter went home with three axes.

When the woodcutter's neighbor heard this, he thought that if he threw one axe into the river, he would bring back three axes, so he threw the axe into the river and sat down by the river and cried.

The fairy reappeared, and the neighbor told the fairy that he had dropped three axes in the river.

Is this yours? The fairy took out a golden axe.

Be! Be! The neighbor said happily.

Is this yours too? The fairy took out another silver axe.

Right! Right! The neighbor hurriedly agreed.

What about this? "The fairy has an old axe.

This ......It's mine too. The neighbor said.

The fairy said, "Did you really drop three axes in the river?" You're too greedy, aren't you? Then, with a "bang", the fairy and the three axes were gone.

This is the original text of the story, and there may be minor changes when choosing it as the text, and it may not be exactly the same. If it's not too serious, it should be okay, right?