Stories, preferably philosophical or Greek mythology around 400 words 20

Hermes wanted to know how much respect he was held in the world, so he turned into a mortal and went to a statuer's shop. He saw the statue of Zeus and asked, "How much is it worth?"

The statue bearer said, "A silver dollar." Hermes asked with a smile again

How much is Hera's statue worth? The statue man said, "It's a little more expensive."

Later, when Hermes saw his statue and thought that as an oracle and patron saint of merchants, people would respect him more, so he asked, "How much is this worth?" The statue man said

If you buy those two, this is a spare, and it is given away for nothing. ”

This story is for those who love vanity and are not taken seriously.

What type? Is Aesop's Fables OK?

The story of Farger driving the sun car :

The son of the god of the sun, Phaedon, pestered his father and asked to ride the god's flying horse for a day in the air. The loving father earnestly admonished his son: "You are asking too much, and you cannot do it with your strength and age, and its name is calamity."

But Phaethon did not listen to him and made his original request. His father, in desperation, had no choice but to lead him to the tall chariot that Ulgaon had built.

Young Fae boarded the light cart and happily held the reins. The four fast horses of the sun god felt that the load of the chariot was different from usual, and they galloped off their original tracks. Worried, Phaethon looked down from the zenith, his face pale, his knees weak, and he regretted that he should not have driven his father's horse.

The sun car kept rushing forward, like a ship in the wind, and the helmsman on the ship couldn't hold the rudder, so he simply let go and let God manipulate it.

Finally, the shaft was disconnected, and the fragments of the broken car were scattered all over the place.

Mythological art is the product of the comprehensive effect of various factors of society and cultural system in ancient times. From a social point of view, it is "the natural and social forms themselves that have been processed by the fantasies of the people in an unconscious way of artistic dispersion." "Ancient Greek mythology profoundly reveals that man must dare to endure the absurdity of the world and fight against it with an unyielding spirit.

The most famous story is the myth of Sisyphus, in which Sisyphus insists on pushing upwards in the face of the stones that keep rolling down, and this futile action of man has the ability to confront the absurd world, and although this power cannot change the real world itself in the slightest, it should not be pessimistic and hopeless, and end life easily, because man should realize that the struggle to conquer the summit itself is enough to enrich the human heart, and once this rebellion is chosen, the man rushes to Lu Yu to show that he is free, which means the desire for light and happiness。