What is a wild goose slave? The wild goose slave said that what phenomenon was satirized

Wild goose slaves are often old, widowed, and lonely geese. It's not a wild goose. It's the bullied geese.

The Wild Slave Queen's Saying is a satirical metaphor for those who have been loyal to their duties to be wronged and the collective interests to suffer. It is a metaphor for those in real life who only look at superficial phenomena and do not distinguish between truth and falsehood, lack of understanding and trust in comrades and friends.

Original text: Wild goose slave, the smallest of the geese, especially alert. Each flock of geese stays overnight, and the wild goose slaves are alone and serve them. Or if you hear the voice of a person, you must first horn and scream, and the geese will call each other away.

The villagers are clever in setting up tricks to get the desire of the wild goose slaves. Therefore, he first looked at the person where the serval goose frequented, spread a large net in the shade, and wore more soil holes beside it.

Before the day enters, people hold a bundle and hide in the cave, and they must be in the night, then outside the fire hole, the wild goose slave will be alerted first, and the fire will be extinguished. The geese were shocked and invisible, and they regained their habitat.

So three fires and three extinguishes, the wild goose slave three screams, and the wild goose three are shocked; If there is nothing to see, then the geese are slaves without testing, and they will attack each other, and they will perch.

Less election, fire again, the wild goose slave is afraid of the crowd and does not dare to sing.

When the villagers heard it silently, they raised the net and opened it, and the rate was five out of ten.

This parable warns people that they must judge the situation in all things, be aware of right and wrong, and act prudently, and never allow those who are loyal to their duties like the wild goose slaves to be wronged and suffer losses to the collective interest.

There was a hunter who got a wild goose, and the male one flew with the hunter to his house, chirping sadly, wandering, and leaving at dusk. The next day the hunter went out of the house, and the wild goose had already come, and the hunter caught him, and the hunter saw him stretching out his head and neck, and spitting out half a ingot. The hunter understood what he meant:

This is to ransom his wife. The wild goose nodded like a man. So the hunter released two geese, and the two geese flew away.

The hunter weighed the gold, more than two taels and six cents. Alas! How can beasts be wise, but affectionate like this!

The saddest thing is the separation of life and death, is it the same with animals?

Answer: 1The wild goose slave whined several times to call the police, startled the group of geese to observe, but there was no danger.

2.Fear: Worry (or "fear").

Attached: Wild goose slave.

The goose slave, the smallest of the geese, is particularly alert. A flock of geese must choose to perch at night, and they are afraid of people. Each flock of geese stays overnight, and the wild goose slaves are alone and serve them. Or if you hear the voice of a person, you must first whine, and the geese will call each other away.

The villagers are familiar with it and devise tricks. The fire shines on it. The wild goose slaves roared abruptly, and the villagers sank into their fire. The geese were startled; If you look at it, there is nothing, and you will regain it. If so, four or three. The geese are enslaved to themselves, pecked together, and perched again.

Before long, the villagers held the fire, and the wild goose slaves were afraid of the public pecking and did not dare to sing the flock of geese.

Note] 弋 (yì): An arrow with a rope, used as a verb here. Familiar:

Familiarize yourself with the sake of the mouth (ruò) fire: to light a torch. 戛 (jiá) 然:

Goose calls. 遽 (jù): immediately.

Four-three: Again and again, again and again. 绐 (dài):

Deceit. 8 Explain the meaning of the punctuated word in the following sentence. (2 points).

Fear of people and wild goose slaves are not alone.

Or hear the human voice, and the geese are mixed with each other.

9 Follow the example and use "|".Draw a line for the last paragraph of the sentence and break the sentence. (2 points).

For example, or the king's order is urgently announcedSometimes the White Emperor |Twilight to Gangneung|In the meantime, 1,200 milesAlthough the wind is not sick.

Before the villagers held the fire, the wild goose slaves were afraid of the crowd pecking, and they did not dare to sing, and the geese slept in a net.

10 Why do the geese think the goose slaves are deceiving them? (2 points).

11 The wild goose slaves and flocks of geese in the text must have left a deep impression on you. Please choose one of them and briefly share your thoughts.

Answer: 8 Worry (or "fear") Close your eyes (rest).

Sometimes in droves (or "hurrahs").

9 Before the villagers carry the fire|The wild goose slave is afraid of the pecking of the crowd|Don't dare to honk|A flock of geese sleep|Catch it all.

10 The wild goose slave whined several times to call the police, and alarmed the flock of geese to observe, but there was no danger.

11. Combined with the content of the article, from the aspects of personality, quality, behavior, etc., you can choose one side to evaluate the wild goose slaves or a group of geese.