What is the story of "Paragon" and which book is it from?

" The Paragon " was a fable about a fox who met a rabbit in the forest. Because there was a conflict between the two animals, the fox asked the rabbit how to resolve the conflict. The rabbit told the fox that conflicts could be resolved through communication and negotiation, but the fox did not believe him. He believed that animals could not understand each other. In the end, the fox and the rabbit attacked each other because of their disagreement, which eventually led to chaos in the forest. This story was selected from Chuang Tzu's Carefree Travel. " Carefree Travel " was one of the representative works of the ancient Chinese philosopher, Zhuangzi. It mainly described Zhuangzi's thoughts of being carefree and pursuing freedom. This story was a chapter in " Carefree Travel ". Through the conflict between the fox and the rabbit, it explained that people should transcend personal interests and prejudice to pursue true freedom and equality.