In which chapter is the philosophical story about the eagle and the vulture in the world famous work Red and Black
" Red and Black " was a world-famous book that contained many profound life philosophy stories. However, the story of the eagle and the vulture is not in a single chapter but is closely related to other stories. One of the most famous stories is "The Vulture and the Eagle", which takes place in Act 4 of the novel: "One day a young vulture comes to an old castle and wants to inherit the family business. He had a chance to become a great eagle, but he didn't cherish it. On the contrary, he likes to chase after prey that looks delicious instead of spending time and energy to discover something more valuable." This story tells us that people tend to pay too much attention to superficial and short-term things and ignore those longer-term and more valuable things. Vultures pursue delicious prey, while eagles focus more on discovering and cultivating valuable things.