What is the moral of the story of The Lion and the Mouse ?

Look at things, not just by his appearance, but by what he does.

This story tells us not to be stingy with your kindness, to help the weak and weak people in need, and not to look down on them, maybe one day you will get unexpected rewards from them when you are in trouble.

As long as people are willing to speak, the dead can live. Not to mention that the mouse saves the lion, it is possible to save God.

Little people also have a role, everyone has strengths, everyone has weaknesses, and we should respect everyone.

I was born to be useful.

The son of the mouse will make holes.

Can't judge a book by its cover. It seems to be a small person, but it may not be a small person; Seemingly a big shot, he also has weaknesses. Also, I am born to be useful.

Everyone has their own special contribution to society, so we should not despise anyone.

The simplest truth in "The Lion and the Mouse" is that the ruler is short and long, everyone has their own areas of expertise, the lion may be very strong in fighting, which is unmatched by the mouse, but if it is not discovered by the hunter, the innate advantage of the mouse is also something that the lion can never obtain.

Don't judge the strength of the other party because of the strength or weakness of the other party in a certain field, maybe in the place where you can't see, the strength of the other party is unimaginable.

Implication: Some people may seem insignificant in ordinary times, but they may be of great help to you when we are in trouble.

When the lion was asleep, a mouse crawled up and down around him, and soon woke up the lion, and the lion was very angry, and grabbed the mouse; Spare me, the mouse begged, and said that perhaps one day I can help you, and the lion thought it was funny, and he thought: how can this little mouse help me, but he raised his paw and let the mouse go, and soon the lion was trapped in a trap, and the hunters, wanting to offer the live lion to the king, tied him to a big tree, and went to look for the carriage, and then the mouse passed by, and saw the lion in despair, and he went over, and gnawed the rope, and said:

I'm small, but I can help you.