Who knows a story that is both humorous and educational 5

Since the abandoned or confiscated bicycles went unclaimed, the police decided to auction them off. The first bike was thrown, and a boy about 10 years old at the front said, "Five dollars."

The outcry continued, and the boy did not increase the price. With a few bicycles, the little boy always bids 5 yuan each time, never adding more. However, 5 yuan is too little, because the final transaction price of each bicycle is almost 30 or 40 yuan.

Gradually, people are feeling strange. During the pause, the auctioneer asked the boy why he didn't raise the price again, and the little boy told him, "I only have five dollars."

Towards the end of the auction, with only one last very beautiful bike left, the auctioneer asked, "Is there anyone bidding?" At this time, the little boy who was standing at the front, almost hopeless, whispered again:

5 bucks. The auctioneer stopped singing and the audience sat still, no one raised their hands and no one made a second bid. In the end, the little boy took out the 5 yuan that he held in his hand, which had been crumpled with sweat, and bought the most beautiful bicycle in the audience.

The audience also applauded. If I had been there, I believe I would have been infected and applauded that little boy. Because, in life, there are not many people like him who show their hole cards unreservedly, and there are too few people who compete as frankly as he does.

In addition to fraud and fighting, there are many ways to achieve our goals and accomplish our dreams, such as honesty.

The first story is from the United States. It's kind of shocking.

1. Foxes and grapes: On the grape trellises, hang down a few bunches of ripe grapes. A fox saw it, drooling greedily.

He tried every means to get enough grapes, but in vain. The fox felt hopeless and turned away. He turned back as he walked down the aisle and said:

These grapes are definitely sour and not tasty. This story tells us that there are people who can't do anything and can't do it, but they say that the time is not yet ripe.

2. The wolf and the heron: The wolf swallowed a bone by mistake and was very uncomfortable, so he ran around looking for a doctor. He met Heron and negotiated a reward for him to take out the bone, and the heron put his head into the wolf's throat, took the bone out of his mouth, and asked the wolf for a fixed reward.

The wolf said, "Hey, friend, can you take your head back from the wolf's mouth in peace and sound, and you are not satisfied, why do you still talk about reward?" This story illustrates that the reward for doing good to bad people is to recognize the untrustworthy nature of bad people.