Fables of about 50 words, short self made fables of 50 words

Covering your ears and stealing the bell Source: "Lü's Spring and Autumn Self-Knowledge".

Original text: The death of the Fan family, the people have the bell. If you want to go negatively, you can't bear it; With the destruction of the vertebrae, the bell has a sound. Fear that people will hear about it and take away their own ears, and cover their ears. The wicked hear it, but also; Evil self-heard, perverse.

Implication: Self-deception will eventually lead to self-suffering.

2) There was a bear who bragged about his love for humans because he never ate the dead. A fox said to him, "May you tear the dead to pieces and not endanger those who are alive." ”

Not counting punctuation, exactly 50 words)

This story applies to the wicked people in life who pretend to be good.

Does a fable have to be 50 words, or is it about 50 words? (Does punctuation count as a word count??) ）

Writing ideas: From many angles, as long as we break the stereotype of thinking, stand at the height of the times, avoid "vulgar" and seek "different", think from multiple angles and aspects, or association, or expansion, or analogy, or reverse, it is unprecedented, in line with the basic moral requirements of people, and can give people positive inspiration.

Text: One day, the hunter took the hunting dog to hunt, the hunter hit the hind leg of a rabbit, the injured rabbit began to run desperately, and the hunting dog flew to chase the rabbit under the instructions of the hunter.

But after chasing, the rabbit disappeared, and the hound had to go back. The hunter began to curse the hounds: "Useless things, not even a wounded rabbit can catch up." ”

The hound was very unconvinced: "I'll do my best!" The rabbit finally ran back to the hole with the wounded, and its colleague was surprised while rejoicing: "That hound is so fierce, you are still injured, how can you outrun it?" ”

It's doing its best, I'm doing my best, it doesn't catch up with me and I'm scolded at most, and if I don't give it my all, I'm going to die. ”

People have a lot of potential, but we often make excuses for ourselves: "Whatever, I've done my best." "In fact, it's not enough to do your best, especially in these competitive times.

When I think about it, I can't help but remember the experiments of a scientist I once reported.

A scientist suddenly throws a healthy frog into a boiling one'In boiling water, the frog jumped up and escaped from the boiling water with his life in danger; And when the frog was put in warm water, and then the water was slowly heated, the poor frog was completely unaware of it, and swam leisurely in the water, and by the time it saw the danger, there was nothing he could do.

On the big stone fence road, the brave are regarded as the ladder of progress, and the weak are the obstacles to progress. If you don't want to make progress, you can only be buried by a comfortable environment like that frog.

Are you a hound who does your best, or a rabbit who gives it your all?

The Crow and the Rabbit.

Once upon a time there was a crow and a rabbit, and the crow had nothing to do all day, and the rabbit was busy, and the rabbit was busy, and one day the rabbit said to the crow, "Brother Crow, can I stay in the tree every day like you and do nothing?" And the crow said of course you can, as long as you want, and the rabbit is very willing, but he was accidentally eaten by a wild fox while he was sleeping.

The big truth: If a person has nothing to do, isn't that nothing?

1: A crow sits on a tree and spends the day doing nothing. When a little rabbit saw the crow, he asked, "I can sit all day like you."

There, do nothing? The raven replied, "Of course, why not?" So the rabbit sat down under the tree and began to rest. Suddenly, a fox appeared. The fox jumps towards the rabbit ......And ate it.

Foxes and grapes.

The hungry fox saw the bunches of crystal clear grapes hanging from the grape trellis, and his mouth watered, and he wanted to pick them to eat, but he couldn't. After watching it for a while, he reluctantly left, and as he walked, he comforted himself and said, "This grape is not ripe, it must be sour." ”

That is to say, some people have little ability to do things, so they excuse themselves by saying that the time is not ripe.

Little boy with scorpion.

There was a child who caught grasshoppers in front of the city wall, and in a few moments he caught many of them. Suddenly he saw a scorpion, and he thought it was also a grasshopper, so he went to catch him with both hands. The scorpion raised his stinger and said:

Come on, if you dare to do this, even the grasshoppers you catch will be lost. The story warns people to distinguish between good and bad people, and to treat them differently.

When the evening came, the pencil came out of the stationery box, and said loudly to the other stationery, I am the most useful, no, my little master can't write homework, at this time, out of the stationery box out of the eraser, he said, if not, I want you useless, the pen is not convinced, said loudly, pencil, eraser, you are only useful when drawing, like me, only when the little master is learning, this is the stationery box out, you don't have to fight anymore, we are working for the little master.

That is to say, once upon a time, there was a person who liked to ask questions, but the questions he asked did not have a little nutrition, and then what happened? The man hung up.

Once upon a time, there was a man who worked here for several years.

But the emperor never rewarded him with a penny.

He still worked here for several years.

But fate still hasn't changed, and the emperor won't give him a penny.

Every year he would keep doing it, but one day his mother told him to come home and help them do something, but he still didn't want to go home. Or stay with the emperor to do things. After a few more years, he was finally killed by the work.

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