Aesop s Fables Classic Stories, Aesop s Fables Classic Stories 20

Here are 20 classic stories of Aesop's Fables:

1.The wolf and the lamb.

2.Cats and chickens.

3.Crows and crow blocks.

4.The Farmer and the Snake.

5.Foxes and crows.

6.Tortoises and rabbits.

7.A wolf in sheep's clothing.

8.The wolf and the lamb.

9.Voles and house mice.

10.Monkeys and dolphins.

11.The lion and the rat who repaid the favor.

12.Camel with Zeus.

13.Cows and penitential frogs.

14.Donkey and cicada.

15.Foxes and cranes.

16.Ants and shells.

17.Ants and grasshoppers.

18.A dog with meat on its toll.

19.The god of man and the forest of Wula.

20.Cats and mice.

Aesop's Fables classic story is as follows:

1, "The Farmer and the Snake".

One cold winter, a farmer found a snake frozen in the wild, and he took pity on the snake and put it in his arms. When the snake was warm, it awoke, regained its true nature, and bit its benefactor, causing him to suffer fatal wounds. Before he died, the farmer said:

I deserve to die, I have mercy on the wicked, and I deserve to be punished. ”

2, "Wolf and Sheep".

A lamb was drinking from the river, and when the wolf saw it, he tried to find a justifiable excuse to eat him. So he ran upstream, and said viciously that the lamb had muddied the river so that he could not drink water. The lamb said that he was only standing by the river drinking water, and that he was downstream, and it was impossible to muddy the water upstream.

Seeing that this plan could not be achieved, the wolf said, "My father was scolded by you last year. ”

The lamb said that he had not yet been born at that time. The wolf said to him, "No matter how you argue, I will not let you go anyway." This shows that any justification of the wicked is also invalid.

3, "The Idol Seller".

Someone carved a wooden statue of Hermes and sold it at the market. Because none of the buyers came forward, he cried out loudly, trying to solicit business, saying that there was a god who blessed and attracted wealth**. At this time, a person next to him said to him

Hey, friend, in that case, you should enjoy his benefits yourself, so why sell him? He said, "I want the benefit to be realized right now, but the benefit of God is coming slowly."

There was a man who kept a strong hunt, and the owner wanted it to chase wild beasts. But as soon as he saw the troops of walking beasts, he desperately broke free from his collar and fled with all his might. When the other dogs saw the bull-like hunt, they asked:

Why did you flee in such a hurry? Hunt said: I know that although I have no worries about food and shelter, my life is comfortable; But if you want me to chase bears and lions, then I will not be far from death.

The dogs seemed to understand something, and they said, "Although we have little food and clothing, and our lives are poor, we should not fight with the fierce lions or bears."

The story is that prosperity, wealth, comfort, and pleasure are often associated with danger, while a life of simplicity is safe.

In the summer, when the scorching heat makes people thirsty, lions and wild boars come to the fountain to drink. For whom they drank first, they fought to the death with each other. As they gasped for breath, they suddenly turned around and saw several vultures waiting, and they knew that whoever fell would be eaten.

So they stopped fighting and said, "Let us be friends, it is better than being eaten by vultures and crows."

This means that people should not engage in boring fights with each other, otherwise, they will bring disaster upon themselves.

The farmer drove the donkey carrying the goats, sheep and piglets into the city. The little pig kept barking all the way, and when the fox heard it, he asked him: Why are the sheep so quiet, and only you are the only one?

The little pig said, "I am not crying out for nothing, I know very well that my master catches a sheep for its hair and milk, and a goat for cheese and lambs, but catches me for a sacrifice."

The story is about those who have a premonition of disaster.

Once, the raven sacrificed to Athena and invited the dog to the feast. The dog said to him, "Why are you willing to spend so much money on this useless sacrifice?"

Isn't the goddess disgusted with you and makes your omens not work at all? The raven said, "That's why I sacrificed to her, and I knew that she had always disliked me and had always been at odds with me, but I reconciled with her through sacrifice."

This is to say that many people fear their enemies and want to reconcile with them at any cost.

There was a lion who became a king, and he was kind, gentle, and as peaceful and just as a man. Under his rule, he punished the evil and promoted the good, adjudicated disputes between animals, and made all animals live in harmony. The timid rabbit said:

I pray for a day like this, when the weak will not be afraid of being hurt by the strong.

This means that in a righteous country, everything is handled fairly, and the life of the weak will be peaceful.

1. The humble safety is also like the danger of showing off.

2. Countless coins are scattered all over the ground like heavenly maidens.

3. Be content and happy, people can't be the best at everything.

4. A safe way to win the group clear dates is more than a hundred unreliable methods.

5. It is better to be free from starvation than to be fed all day long.

6. Remember: Don't chase phantoms and lose what you have.

7. Before the chicks hatch, don't be busy counting.

8. A beautiful coat can wrap fools, but stupid words will always show their feet.

9. The greedy will never have a heart of gratitude.

10. People who have no position will not have friends.

11. Hurt can be forgiven, but it cannot be forgotten.

12. It is more difficult to escape and dismantle the trap than to fall into the trap.

13. Empty words are the easiest thing to do.

14. People often like to imitate and mock the truth.

15. Don't trust a friend who leaves you in a critical moment.