Ask for 15 fables, want the main content, select from and moral, urgently need, really ah

Answer 1

1 " The Turtle and the Rabbit ": The rabbit is arrogant and thinks that he will always run faster than the turtle. However, when the two meet, the turtle has already run half the way. The moral was: Don't underestimate anyone or anything. Everyone has their own strengths and potential.

Cinderella: Cinderella was a poor orphan. Her stepmother and sisters asked her to wear gorgeous shoes to the ball. As a result, she was attracted by a prince at the ball and the two began to date. The meaning was that even if one was born poor, one would still have the charm and power of destiny to attract people.

The Wolf is Coming: A wolf wants to deceive the people in the village and tells them that a sheep is missing. As a result, when the people went to look for it, they found that the sheep had already been eaten by the wolves. The moral was: Don't cheat others because you're often the one who gets punished in the end.

The Fisherman and the Goldfish: The goldfish was caught by the fisherman and the fisherman wanted to set it free, but the goldfish did not allow it. So the fisherman gave the goldfish the name of the goldfish and the requirements of the goldfish. Finally, the goldfish satisfied the fisherman's requirements and the fisherman released the goldfish back into the sea. The implication was that it was better to give others trust and freedom than to give them expectations and demands.

5. The Fable of Animals: There is a lion and a rabbit hunting together in the forest. The lion caught the rabbit first, but he didn't want to hurt it, so he let it go and told it to leave the forest as soon as possible. The rabbit left but the lion was trapped. The meaning was: Don't give up easily. Even if you encounter setbacks, you must stick to your goals.

The Story of the Fisherman and the Fish: A fisherman caught a huge fish and wanted to sell it, so he threw it into the deep sea. As a result, the fish caught more fish in the deep sea and the fisherman finally sold the fish. The implication was,'Don't waste resources, use them wisely.'

Bird and Beast: A bird flies to a beast. The beast wants to chase it, but the bird flies away. Later, Beast realized that there was no need for him to chase after them, so he let down his guard. The moral is: sometimes we pay too much attention to the behavior of others and ignore ourselves.

8 " The Turtle and the Rabbit ": The rabbit is arrogant and thinks that he will always run faster than the turtle. However, when the two meet, the turtle has already run half the way. The moral was: Don't underestimate anyone or anything. Everyone has their own strengths and potential.

A giant wanted to build a beautiful garden and hired a gardener to manage it. The gardener tried his best to take care of the garden, but in the end, the garden was destroyed by wolves. The moral was: Sometimes we shouldn't pursue perfection too much because perfection doesn't exist.

The Fox and the Weasel: The Fox wanted to deceive the Weasel, so he gave it a magical seed to make it believe that this seed could make it live a long life. As a result, the weasel ate some harmful substances in the seed and eventually died. The moral was: Don't trust others easily because you're often the one who gets punished in the end.

The Story of the Fisherman and the Goldfish: A fisherman caught a huge fish and wanted to sell it, so he threw it into the deep sea. As a result, the fish caught more fish in the deep sea and the fisherman finally sold the fish. The implication was,'Don't waste resources, use them wisely.'

12 " The Fable of Animals ": In the forest, there was a lion and a rabbit hunting together. The lion caught the rabbit first, but he didn't want to hurt it, so he let it go and told it to leave the forest as soon as possible. The rabbit left but the lion was trapped. The moral is: sometimes we pay too much attention to the behavior of others and ignore ourselves.

The Story of the Fisherman and the Fish: A fisherman caught a huge fish and wanted to sell it, so he threw it into the deep sea. As a result, the fish caught more fish in the deep sea and the fisherman finally sold the fish. The implication was,'Don't waste resources, use them wisely.'

Bird and Beast: A bird flies to a beast. The beast wants to chase it, but the bird flies away. Later, Beast realized that there was no need for him to chase after them, so he let down his guard. The moral is: sometimes we pay too much attention to the behavior of others and ignore ourselves.

15 The Fable of Animals: There was a lion and a rabbit hunting together in the forest. The lion caught the rabbit first, but he didn't want to hurt it, so he let it go and told it to leave the forest as soon as possible. The rabbit left but the lion was trapped. The moral was: Sometimes we shouldn't pursue perfection too much because perfection doesn't exist.