A fable and truth of almost twenty words in total.

There is a frog living in an abandoned well. One day, the frog came across a large turtle from the sea by the well. And the frog boasted to the turtle and said,

You see, how happy I am to live here! Sometimes when I am happy, I jump by the well railing; When he was tired, he went back to the well and slept by the brick cave for once. Or just keep your head and mouth and soak your whole body in the water quietly:

Or take a walk in the soft mud, which is also very comfortable. Look at those shrimp and tadpoles, no one can do anything to me. Moreover, I am the master of this well, and I am very free in this well, so why don't you come to the well often!

The turtle listened to the frog and really wanted to go in and see it. But before its left foot could reach its entire reach, its right foot had already stumbled. It hurriedly took two steps back and told the frog about the sea

Have you ever seen the sea? The vastness of the sea is more than a thousand miles; The depth of the sea, which one is a thousand feet. In ancient times, there were nine years of great water in ten years, and the water in the sea did not rise much; Later, seven of the eight years were early, and the water in the sea was not much shallower.

It can be seen that the sea is not affected by drought and flood. Living in such a sea is really happy! The well frog listened to the turtle's words, and stayed there in astonishment, saying nothing more.

Reason; The frog at the bottom of the well can only see a piece of sky as big as the mouth of the well, which is a metaphor for people who are short-sighted and narrow-minded.

A man was on his way in the desolate wilderness, and he saw a woman standing alone by the roadside, and he asked him, ""Who are you? "She said

I am the truth. "He asked again"Why don't you live in this bustling city in this desolate wilderness?

She replied"In ancient times, the fallacy was only in a few people, but now you can get the fallacy no matter how you go. "

Open book is beneficial · Bo but not fine · 100 shots · Catch the wind.

Respectful · Mixed Feelings · Soldier Commander · Cup Bow Snake Shadow.

Shudder · Out of place · Beyond the reach of oneself · Eclectic.

Rare · Unbearable · Incorrigible · Something new · Not the same · Nondescript · Bole Soma · Banmen get the axe.

White-faced Scholar · Majestic · Unknown Penny · Pull out the seedlings to grow.

Pedestrians and Hermes After a long journey, a pedestrian swore that if he found any wealth, he would give half of it to Hermes. Sure enough, he found a bag containing almonds and dried dates, and thought that there must be silver in the bag, so he immediately picked it up. He poured out all the contents of the bag, and when he found that there was only some food in the bag, he ate it, then grabbed the almond shell and date kernel and put it on the altar, and said:

Hermes, please accept what I promise! Now I'm giving you them all inside and out. The story is that those who are greedy and inadequate will be deceived even by God.

The truth of the fable is not to be like the rich man and his son, who are proud and complacent, and who have no end to learning. Even if the son of a rich man is very smart, the son of a rich man must continue to learn, and he must learn to be humble. Fables are distinctly satirical and educational, and there is much truth in them.

Features of fablesThe theme of the allegory is distinctly philosophical. It uses a fictional or fictional story to highlight a single theme, illustrate a profound truth or lesson, and allow the reader to be inspired or educated by the story, and fable always expresses the author's intention with the help of the form of storytelling.

Fables also often use anthropomorphic techniques to characterize creatures other than humans. For example, the Zhongshan wolf in Mr. Dongguo is a typical example of a cunning and wicked person. The fable is short, the plot is simple, and the language is concise.

For example, the crow and the fox are only more than 100 words, but they describe a simple and interesting story, so it has become a literary genre suitable for children.

1 The truth of "Buying and Returning Pearls": The metaphor has no eyesight and the choice is inappropriate.

2 The truth of "Pulling Seedlings to Grow": Warning people not to run away from everything, but to go with the flow.

3 The truth of "Suspicious Neighbor Stealing Axe": do not pay attention to the factual basis, and are suspicious of people and things.

4 The truth of "Qian Donkey Skills Poor": Thinking from the perspective of a donkey shows that if you don't have any real talent and learning, don't bluff and show your teeth and claws. Life is beautiful and kind, but it can be cruel and merciless at times.

Someday, the false diorama will be debunked by the ruthless life. No matter how gorgeous and glamorous, mighty and resolute the mask is, it is only a mask after all, not your real face. And once the mask slips off, it will reveal its shriveled and ugly true face, and at that time, it will really understand whether it is life or oneself that tastes the bitter fruit.

5 "Playing the Piano to the Cow" truth: It is in vain to reason with people who do not understand reason; It is also often used to ridicule people who talk without looking at the object. It is not advisable to speak without looking at the object, and it is not advisable to reason with a stupid person.

The cow does not understand the elegant **, and warns people that education depends on the object and is based on teaching.

6 "Far from the South" Truth: This story tells us that no matter what we do, we should make a good plan, set a good goal and direction, so that it can be conducive to the completion of things.

7 "Dong Shi Xiaofeng" truth: blindly imitate others without specific conditions, but the result is counterproductive. Everyone has to develop their strengths and avoid weaknesses according to their own characteristics, looking for an image that suits them, and it is stupid to blindly imitate the practices of others.

8 "The Frog at the Bottom of the Well" Truth: Learn more, practice more, don't be short-sighted and insightful like the frog at the bottom of the well.

9 "Snipe and Clam Competition" principle: warn people to weigh the gains and losses in doing things, don't only think about the beneficial side of themselves, be humble to each other, take a step back and open the sky, blindly restrain each other, often take care of one and lose the other, and let others take advantage of the loopholes.

10 "Seong Lost Horse" truth: This story tells us that good things and bad things can be transformed into each other, so we must win without being arrogant or discouraged, always have an optimistic and open-minded attitude, and learn to deal with things calmly when they are on the bad side.

11 The truth of "Fox and Fake Tiger": Although the villain who bullies can be arrogant for a while, he will never end well in the end.

12 The truth of "Ku Ding Jie Niu": If you want to achieve a deep and detailed understanding of things, you must find out the fundamental laws of things, and know how to use the rules of things, and through repeated practice and practice, you can finally reach the realm of practice makes perfect.

13 The truth of "Worrying about the Sky": The story tells us that we should be down-to-earth, and there is no need to worry about things that will not happen, because these worries are meaningless, and it is better to spend more time and energy to do meaningful things. This fable is also a spicy satire on those who have no ambitions, and who suffer from gains and losses.

14 "Zheng Ren Buys Shoes" truth: It tells people to seek truth from facts, to be flexible, and not to stick to dogma.

Tale.

1. White pines and thorns.

The white pine and the thorn quarreled with each other.

Bai Song said proudly: "I have a fine texture, a thick torso, and can make both the roof of a temple and a ship, and what can you do?" ”

Thorn said, "When you think of chopping your axe and sawing your saw, I'm afraid you'll still be willing to be a thorn." ”

Insight: An ordinary life may be more bitter and dangerous than a rich and bizarre life.

Tale. Second, the deer of all diseases.

There was a deer lying sick on the grass.

Many wild beasts came to visit him and devoured all the grass in the vicinity.

When the deer recovered, they could not find grass and starved to death because of lack of food.

Perception: Making too many friends that are not beneficial is harmful.

Tale. 3. Turtle dove.

Someone caught a turtledove and tried to kill him.

The man said, "Then you must be killed, or your relatives and friends will be framed by you." ”

Insight: Those who want to use conspiracies and tricks to harm their relatives will be punished by justice first.

Tale. Fourth, the cicada and the fox.

Cicadas sing on the tops of large trees.

The fox wanted to eat him, so he came up with a trick. He stood under the tree, and for a moment he praised the cicada's beautiful song, and for a moment he looked at the cicada with envy, and admired his song earnestly, and persuaded the cicada to come down, saying that he wanted to see what kind of animal could make such a pleasant sound.

The cicada saw through his trick and plucked a leaf and threw it down.

The fox thought it was a cicada and pounced on it and grabbed it.

Cicada said, "Hey, bad guy, if you think I'm going to fly down, you're very wrong. Ever since I saw the wings of a cicada in their droppings, I have been on the lookout for foxes. ”

Insight: A wise person knows how to learn from the calamities of others.

Tale. 5. Timid hunters.

There was a hunter looking for the tracks of a lion.

He asked a woodcutter if he had found the tracks of a lion.

The woodcutter said, "I only saw the lion itself. ”

The hunter turned pale with fright, and his whole body trembled, and said, "I just want to look for its footprints, not for the lion itself." ”

Insight: Some people's bravery is only in words, not in action.

Tale. 6. Bulls and wild goats.

A bull was chased by a lion and fled into a cave where a herd of wild goats lived.

Even though the goats kicked and shoved him, the bull endured the pain and said to them: "I bear the burden here not because I am afraid of you, but of the lion standing at the mouth of the cave." ”

Perception: In order to escape a great disaster, sometimes it is necessary to endure temporary suffering. As the saying goes, if you can't bear it, you will make a big plan.

Tale. 7. Bulls, lions, and hunters.

When the bull saw a lion cub sleeping, he took the opportunity to kill him with his horns.

When the lioness came over and found that her baby was dead, she was very sad and wept bitterly.

At this time, a wild boar stood far away and said to the mourning lion, "Do you know how many people weep because their children were killed by you? ”

Insight: Only when you suffer the same misfortune yourself, will you reflect on the misfortune you have brought to others.

What to learn not to change about his solitude.

1) [Looking at the ocean and sighing].

When autumn comes, heavy rain falls from the sky, and countless small streams of water flow into the Yellow River. I saw that the waves were turbulent, and the river swelled sharply, flooding the sandbar in the middle of the river, flooding the depression on the bank, and the river suddenly widened, and even the large livestock such as cattle and horses on the other side of the river could not be distinguished.

What a sight to behold, Hebo.

Thinking that all the water in the world had gathered to him, he couldn't help but be proud. He followed the flowing water to the east, admiring the water as he went.

He came to Beihai, looked east, and couldn't help but be surprised, but when he saw that the water and the sky were connected, he didn't know that ** was the end of the water.

He Bo looked at it blankly for a while, and then turned his face to the sea and said, "As the saying goes: 'Those who know more about the truth think that they are better than anyone else.'" That's who I am! ”

There are no mountains, no flat ground; I don't see the sea, I don't know the stream. There are mountains outside the mountains, and there are heavens outside the sky. Each of us is actually very small.

2) [Suspected neighbor stealing axe].

Once upon a time there was a country man who lost an axe. He thought that the neighbor's son had stolen it, so he paid attention to the man's every word and deed, and the more he looked, the more he felt that the man looked like a thief with an axe.

Later, the man who threw the axe found the axe, which turned out to be lost in the valley by negligence when he went up the mountain to cut wood a few days ago. After finding the axe, he met the neighbor's son again, and when he looked at him again, he didn't look like a thief anymore.

Suspicious neighbor stealing axe: not paying attention to the factual basis, suspicious of people and things.

3) [Pulling out seedlings to help grow].

During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a farmer in the Song Kingdom, he always thought that the crops in the field were growing too slowly, so he went to see it today, and went to see it tomorrow, and felt that the seedlings did not seem to grow taller. He thought to himself: Is there any way to make them grow taller and faster?

One day he came to the field and pulled up the seedlings one by one. It took a lot of effort to pull out a large number of seedlings one by one, and by the time he finished pulling out the seedlings, he was exhausted, but he was very happy in his heart. When he returned home, he boasted:

I'm tired today, and I've helped the seedlings grow a few inches taller! When his son heard this, he hurried into the field, and found that all the seedlings had died.

Spiders repair their webs. A dilapidated temple houses two spiders, one under the eaves and one on a shrine. One day, the roof of the old temple collapsed, but luckily the two spiders were not injured and they were still busy weaving their webs on their own ground.

Within a few days, the spiders on the shrine found that their webs were always broken. A small bird flies by, and a small wind blows, which will keep it busy for half a day. It went to ask the spider under the eaves:

There is no difference in our silk, and the place of work has not changed. Why does my net always break, but yours is fine? The spider under the eaves said with a smile

Don't you notice that the eaves above us are gone? ”

Repairing the net is naturally important, but it is even more important to understand the cause of the net. It is not uncommon to see busy managers, who act as firefighters in management, like busy spiders, who do not think about the root cause of the problem.