What should we understand in the parable?

Fox Fake Tiger Might: This fable tells us: we must be good at separating the false from the true, from the surface to the inside, step by step, otherwise, it is easy to be confused by the tricks of the bad guys.

Everything should be seen in depth, comprehensively, and not blindly believed and deceived by appearances. It is a metaphor for relying on the power of others to oppress others.

The fable tells us that only by looking at the direction first, can we give full play to our advantageous conditions, if the direction is wrong, then the favorable conditions are only a stumbling block to the progress, and also tell us that there will be no pie in the sky in the world for nothing, and if you want to get something, you must pay your own labor.

We must respect others, we must not deceive others, we must maintain integrity, we must not make amends, and we must also pay attention not to wolves.

1. The opposite direction: I want to reach the south, but the car is going north. The metaphor is the opposite of action and purpose.

Tell us that no matter what we do, only by looking at the direction first, can we give full play to our advantageous conditions; If the direction is wrong, then favorable conditions will only work in the opposite direction.

2, Ye Gong Haolong: Verbally expressing likes or dislikes may not be true. Only through practical testing can we verify whether this liking or disliking is real or credible.

3. Indiscriminate filling: People who can't play the flute are mixed in the team of blowing pipes. It is a metaphor for those who have no skills to pretend to be skilled, and inferior goods to pretend to be good goods.

The parable "The Lion and the Deer" depicts a deer who admires his beautiful horns and complains that his legs are too thin, believing that his legs are not worthy of these two beautiful horns. At this moment, a fierce lion was quietly approaching him, and when it noticed it, it spread its long legs and ran. In a few moments, it left the lion far behind.

Unfortunately, the antlers of the deer were caught in the branches. When the lion caught up, the deer struggled to break free.

What happened to the deer tells us that although the antlers of the deer are beautiful, they are of no use; The deer's legs, though unsightly, allow it to escape.

Each of us has strengths and weaknesses, don't just pursue the beauty of the outside, but pay attention to the inside. We must learn to respect facts and learn from each other's strengths. It's the same in our study and life, don't just seek fame, but be down-to-earth, so that we can do a good job in learning.

The unique hull, the navigation driven by the mechanism, and even the keel of the bow are carved with the exclusive ornament of the lord of Huayin Pavilion. All of this reminds Ranmaru that this is what he's looking for. His eyes never deceived him—this was the boat the bearded guest was looking for.

From this fable, I know that when encountering things, we should use our brains more, think more, observe more, and investigate and study more. You can't be as unrealistic as a monkey and pretend to be smart, and in the end it's just a bamboo basket like a debate - a void.

It explains: When encountering things, we should use our brains more, think more, observe more, and investigate and study more. You can't be as unrealistic as a monkey, pretend to be smart, and in the end it's just a bamboo basket to draw water.

Treat a thing carefully observed, don't blindly do things, sometimes observation is more important than doing things, be good at observation, understand things.

1. Survival Reaction and Speed Competition:

Two people spent the night in the woods.

In the morning, a bear suddenly ran out of the woods, and one of the two men was busy putting on his sneakers;

Another said to him, "What's the use of your sneakers on?" We can't outrun the bears anyway! ”

The man who was busy putting on his sneakers said, "I'm going to run past you." ”

This shows that the world we are facing is a world full of numbers and very fierce competition, whether you run fast or not is likely to be the key to success and failure, and rapid response in management can also form a competitive advantage.

2. South and North Winds:

The north wind and the south wind are more powerful, and it is up to them to see who can make pedestrians take off their coats.

The north wind was the first to be bitterly cold, and as a result, the pedestrians wrapped their coats tightly. The south wind blows slowly, and suddenly the wind and the sun are beautiful, and the pedestrians are spring, and they unbutton them, and then take off their coats, so the south wind wins.

This story, also known as the law of the south wind, illustrates a truth: warmth is better than bitter cold.

The application of the South Wind rule in management is to respect and care for subordinates and have more human touch, so that subordinates can lose their burdens and stimulate their enthusiasm.

3. Survival of the fittest:

The foxes in the desert raised a litter of young foxes, and when the little foxes were old enough to hunt on their own, the mother fox drove them all out. The little fox loves home and doesn't leave. The female fox bit and chased without mercy.

One of the little foxes was blind, but the mother didn't give it special care, so she drove it away. Because the mother knew that no one could raise it for the rest of his life, the little foxes grew up from this day on, and the blind little fox finally learned to forage for food by smell.

Enterprises should also let go in time after proper training when cultivating business backbones. Taking responsibility independently is the only way for the growth of talents, because the business world and the natural world are the same: competition and choice, survival of the fittest.

Fourth, the turtle stool celery rabbit rematch:

After the hare loses the race with the tortoise, he sums up the lessons learned and proposes to replay with the tortoise. When the race began, the turtle ran along the prescribed line and crawled forward desperately, thinking: I will lose this time.

But when it reached the end, there was no rabbit to be seen. When I was wondering, I saw the rabbit panting and running over, it turned out that the rabbit was eager to win, and as soon as it got on the road, it was buried in the wild running, and it was estimated that it was almost at the end, and it looked up and found that it had run in the wrong direction, and had to go back and run again, so it still fell behind the turtle.

This shows that the choice that people start with when they are struggling is very important, and whether you succeed in the end depends on the direction you chose in the first place. Only by choosing the right path for you will not waste your efforts.

Summary. The plot of a fable is made up of a specific plot unit or narrative unit. Different chapters have different ways of constituting plot units, thus forming different types of plot structure, and different types of plot structure have different narrative characteristics and aesthetic functions.

From the study of Chinese and foreign creations, we found that there are 6 basic types of plot structure, namely linear structure, network structure, picture structure, symbolic structure, realistic structure, and prose structure. Below, let's analyze the narrative and aesthetic characteristics of these 6 plot structures.

The plot of a fable is made up of a specific plot unit or narrative unit. Different chapters have different ways of constituting plot units, thus forming different types of plot structures, and different types of plot structures have different narrative characteristics and aesthetic functions. From the study of Chinese and foreign creations, we found that there are 6 basic types of plot structure, namely, linear structure, network structure, picture structure, symbolic structure, realistic structure, and prose structure.

Below, let's analyze the narrative and aesthetic characteristics of these 6 plot structures.