What are the fables of primary school Chinese and primary school students

Fables. One: Make amends].

Once upon a time, there was a herdsman who kept dozens of sheep, grazing during the day and herding into a sheepfold at night surrounded by firewood, grass, and wooden stakes.

One morning, the herdsman went to herd the sheep and found that one was missing. It turned out that there was a hole in the sheepfold, and a wolf came in through the hole during the night and took a sheep away.

The neighbors advised him, "Hurry up and repair the sheepfold and close the hole." ”

He said, "The sheep have been lost, so what are you going to do with the sheepfold?" "Didn't take the kind advice of the neighbors.

The next morning, he went to herd the sheep and found that another sheep was missing. It turned out that the wolf had gone into the fold out of the hole and had taken another sheep away.

The herder regretted that he had not taken the advice of his neighbours to take remedial measures in time. So, he hurriedly plugged the hole, strengthened it from the whole, and repaired the sheepfold firmly.

Since then, the herdsman's sheep have never been taken away by wild wolves.

Fable 2: The Poor Skills of the Donkey].

In ancient times, there were no donkeys in Guizhou, and people there were not familiar with the appearance, habits, and uses of donkeys. There was a man who liked to do a lot of things, and he took a donkey back to Guizhou by boat from other places, but he didn't know what to use for a while, so he put it at the foot of the mountain and let it graze and walk by itself.

A tiger came out to forage for food and saw the donkey from afar. The tiger had never seen a donkey before, and it was scary to see this guy with a huge body, long ears, and no claws on his feet. The tiger was a little scared and pondered in his heart:

Damn, when did such a monster come out, it doesn't seem to be easy to mess with. Don't act rashly, just wait and see.

For several days in a row, the tiger only dared to hide in the dense woods to observe the behavior of the donkey. Later, I felt that it didn't seem to be very **, so I had the courage to approach it slowly and cautiously, but I still didn't figure out what it was.

One day, the tiger was slowly approaching the donkey, and the donkey suddenly barked loudly. The tiger was startled, thinking that the donkey wanted to eat it, so he turned around and ran. Running farther away, the tiger carefully observed the donkey, and felt that it did not seem to have any special skills.

After a few more days, the tiger became accustomed to the sound of the donkey, so he made further contact with the donkey in order to get to know him better. The tiger finally walked up to the donkey, barked and jumped around it, and sometimes ran over and lightly touched the donkey's body before running away.

At last the donkey was so angry at the tiger's teasing that he raised his hooves and kicked the tiger. At first, the tiger was still a little frightened, and soon saw that the donkey had nothing to do, and finally understood that the donkey only had such a little trick.

The tiger was very happy, and laughed at the donkey and said, "You useless big fellow, you have only a few tricks!" So saying, he jumped up and pounced on it, and bit off the donkey's throat, and ate all the flesh of the donkey, and left satisfied.