What are the fables in the third grade

The fables are as follows:

1. The wolf and the lamb: Arrogant people have no justice and reason, you reason with that kind of person, saying that justice is also futile, the weak eat the strong, satisfy their own use, and the bad people will always find all kinds of reasons.

2. Crows drink water: Don't give up and be depressed when you encounter trouble, use wisdom to find a solution to the problem, and there will always be an answer if you think carefully.

3. Domesticating cockfighting: Those who really have the ability and talent can reach a higher spiritual realm. The master who domesticated cockfighting attached great importance to the cultivation of spiritual qualities, reflecting his concept of virtue and ability. This parable reveals that only by having both ability and political integrity can people become great.

4. The second non-chopping Jiao: At the critical juncture of survival, for the sake of the public interest, we must stand up, face difficulties, do not be afraid of the head, and steal peace.

5. Cutting the flesh and eating yourself: Courage is a good quality, which can help us overcome the dangers and difficulties on the way forward. But blind bravery is a boring act, stupid and pathetic.

Zheng people buy shoes, and the seedlings are promoted.

Waiting for the rabbit, there was a farmer in the Song country, there was a tree stump in his field, and when he went to farm one day, he happened to encounter a rabbit running and hitting the stake and died. So, he put down his farming tools and guarded the stump every day, hoping to get another rabbit. The rabbit didn't get it, but it became a joke in Song Kingdom.

Paradoxically, there is a man who sells spears and shields. When he sold his spear, he said that his spear was so sharp that it could pierce anything, and when he sold his shield, he said that his shield was so strong that it could not penetrate anything. And they asked him, How about piercing thy shield with thy spear.

He was speechless.

Fable about the third grade:1. Pull out the seedlings to help grow.

In ancient times, there was an old man who planted rice in the field, always thinking that the rice could ripen early, so he thought of a way, pulled the rice high with his hands, and when he finished going home, he happily told his son that the rice was ripe, and his son quickly ran to the rice field, and saw that the rice was dead, and the old man was very remorseful. This story tells us not to be too anxious about doing anything, because being in a hurry will make things worse.

2. If you can't eat grapes, you can say that grapes are sour.

On a hot summer day, the fox walked through an orchard and stopped at a large bunch of ripe and juicy grapes, the fox was very thirsty, so he took a few steps back, rushed forward and jumped, but could not reach the grapes, and the fox tried several times and again, without success. In the end, he decided to give up, he held his head high and said as he walked: "The grapes are not ripe yet, I'm sure it's sour."

>3. The wisdom of the crow.

A crow was thirsty, looking for water everywhere to drink, and finally it found a large jug, but there was not much water in the jug, and the crow could not drink water, it tried again and again, but it was unsuccessful, and just when it wanted to give up, an idea suddenly came to mind! The crow took a small pebble and threw it into the jug, and then he took many, many stones and put them in, and gradually the water rose and the crow drank the water with joy. This parable tells us that as long as we are willing to use our brains to face difficulties, there will always be a solution.