I don t know how to continue the story.

Follow the beginning of the story below, reasonable imagination, and write the story completely.

The little monkey was sick and the sun was about to set, and the little monkey came back from his grandmother's house with a big watermelon in his hand. Because the weather was hot and humid, halfway through, the little monkey suffered from heat stroke. At this moment, a little white rabbit and a little fox ...... out of the woods

First of all, we need to figure out what is written at the beginning of the story, and then we can write the story coherently according to the reasonable imagination of the beginning of the story. At the beginning of this story, it is told that the little monkey fell ill on the way home, and at this moment, the little white rabbit and the little fox came. What will the fox and the white rabbit do when they see that the monkey is sick?

That's what the story is about. We can think like this: 1. The little rabbit saw that the little monkey was sick, and hurriedly carried the little monkey to the hospital, and the little monkey was cured, and gave the watermelon to the little white rabbit to express his gratitude.

2. The fox not only didn't care about the little monkey, but stole his watermelon, and the little white rabbit criticized the fox, and the fox recognized the mistake and sent the little monkey home. 3. The little rabbit and the fox sent the little monkey to the hospital together, scraped together the pocket money of the two, paid for the medicine for the little monkey, and sent him home, and the little monkey entertained the two little friends with watermelon. Regardless of the plot of the story, care should be taken to revolve around a clear central meaning.

If you praise the little white rabbit, you should highlight the good character of the little white rabbit to help others; If you want to criticize the fox, you should highlight the fox's behavior in the face of difficulties, but harm others. In short, a story must convey a central meaning. To continue the story, you should also pay attention to the close connection with the beginning part, and the imaginary part must be reasonable and in line with the meaning of the whole story.

Once upon a time, the fisherman and his wife lived in a dilapidated house by the sea. Once, the fisherman went to the beach to fish. Transferred to a halibut.

He was also amazed that the big fish could speak. It turned out that he was a prince who had fallen under the spell. The prince begged the fisherman to let him go.

The fisherman agreed to him. In the evening, the fisherman came home and told his wife about it. The wife asked him to ask the prince for the house.

The prince promised him. His wife asked him to ask the prince for the palace. The prince agreed.

Later, his wife asked again and again to become a king, emperor, and pope. The prince promised her. But the greedy wife turned out to be God.

The prince became angry and turned them back into a broken fishing house. Living a hard life.

One day, the fisherman fell seriously ill. The wife had to go to the beach to fish by herself. She ran into the prince again, and the prince asked her.

If you are given another chance, will you be a king or an emperor? My wife said, "I don't need anything." Please only make my husband well.

The prince was very moved. Not only did he agree to her request, but he also gave them a beautiful house. Since then, the fisherman and his wife have lived happily ever after.