Find two stories about cows, stories about cows that are short of what are they?

Cast pearls before swine. The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl.

1. Bulls and ibex.

A bull was chased by a lion and fled into a cave where a herd of wild goats lived. Although the goats kicked and shoved him, the bull said to them, "I have endured humiliation and humiliation here, not because I am afraid of you, but of the lion who stands at the mouth of the cave." ”

2. Bulls, lions and hunters.

When the bull saw that a lion cub was sleeping soundly, he took the opportunity to kill him by the horns. When the lioness came to see her child dead, she was very sad and wept bitterly. A wild boar stood in the distance and said to the sad lion in the distance

Do you know how many people weep for their children to be bitten to death by you? ”

3. Three bulls and a lion.

Three bulls live together. One of the lions was bent on eating them, but they were united, and the lion never succeeded. The lion then sowed discord between them, causing them to clash with each other, and then the lion easily ate the three cows one by one while they were living alone.

4. Mosquitoes and bulls.

The mosquitoes flew to the horns of the bull and rested for a long time. When he was about to fly away, he asked the bull if he wanted him to leave. The bull said, "I didn't know anything when you came, and I may not care if you leave." ”

5. The lion and the bull.

The lion prepares to kill a large bull, and he intends to use his cunning to outwit him. Then the lion said to the bull, "Friend, if you will, I will kill a sheep and give you a feast." "He wanted to kill the bull while he wanted to lie down and eat.

When the bull came to the lion, he saw many brass basins and many large iron forks, but he saw no sheep at all, and he went away without saying a word. The lion asked him why he had gone away without a sound for no reason. He said:

I did this for a reason, because I saw that the utensils were not prepared for the purpose of eating the sheep, but for the purpose of eating the cows. ”

1. There is a legend in the Yao family: Pangu opened the sky, Luban built a wall, King He sent He, and King Niu ploughed the field. The ancient books of the Yao nationality "Pantian Song" and "Mountain List" say:

Yin Mao had a big flood in two years, and everything in the world was flooded, leaving only the Fuxi brothers and sisters to hide in the gourd floating water. Only then was able to continue the human race, and later the king of Pan ascended the palace and gave the Yao people the mountains of the world, let them cut seeds, and live and work in peace and contentment. However, the Yaoshan area, with its poor mountains and bad waters, is still precarious despite people's hard work.

One year, Tai Bai Xing went down to inspect the people's situation, and saw that the Yao family had lived in the mountains and mountains for generations, slash and burn, and life was difficult, so he told the heavenly court. The Jade Emperor sent King He to send He to the world, and the King of Cattle came down to plough the fields. Since the king of the ox came to the world, the Yao family began to plough the fields and plant crops, and the wind and rain were smooth every year, and the grains were abundant.

In order to thank the Ox King, the Yao family took the day of the Ox King's descent (the eighth day of the fourth lunar month) as the traditional festival Ox's birthday.

2. There is a folk song in the Yao family on April 8, throwing the plow and rake, and in the middle of July, the grain is full, and 10,000 loads of grain are recovered, all relying on the help of the oxen. On the eighth day of the fourth month, the Yao family loves the cattle the most, and worships the cattle as gods, so that the cattle can drop the rake and rest for a whole day. On this day, no one is allowed to whip an ox, fight a bull, kill a bull, or even scold a bull.

On the first day, every household should take a hot bath for the cow, comb the whole body cleanly, and make the cowpen neat and tidy, pave a new grass, draw it on red paper or cut it into a Buddhist charm and stick it on the cowpen to drive away evil spirits and send the plague god to bless the health of the cow. On this day, the cow eats something even more chic and wonderful, early in the morning, people compete to let the cow out to eat dew grass, the sooner the better, grab the head. In the morning, boiled eggs with glutinous rice sake lees are given to the cow to eat, and in the Yao family, children have the habit of eating eggs on their birthdays, which shows the worship of the cow.

There is a saying in the family: people live and eat ginseng; Cattle live and eat bitter ginseng. In the afternoon, the cows are fed with bitter ginseng loaches to make the cattle healthy and long-lived.

In the evening, the Yao family will also select the best and strongest cattle to gather, and the Yao family will dress in festive costumes, beat long drums, and sing cheerful songs and dance.

Fable about the cowCow - the bull's no tung slender.

A bull was bitten by a rat and the wound was very painful, so he had to catch it. But the rat immediately hid in the hole, and the bull dug the wall with his horns, and when he was tired of digging, he slept beside the hole. The rat looked out of the hole for a while, sneaked up on the belly of the cow, took another bite and quickly retreated into the hole.

The bull got up in pain, anxious and angry, but did not know what to do. The mouse muttered: "The big ones don't necessarily win, and sometimes the weak ones are the ones who are weak, and the ones who are lowly are the ones who are the most capable of playing pranks."

Moral - Don't judge people by their appearance.