Sparrow Reading

This was a group of shrewd fellows.
They were thieving and seemed to be very scheming. The northerners called them " hometown thieves." They had lived in the human world for thousands of years, and shrewdness had become an essential skill for them. Look, aren't all sparrows like this? Spring passed and autumn came. Every time they passed by the city, a batch of yellow orioles would become a dish of fresh delicacies on people's dinner tables at night, but sparrows survived in the human world.
This kind of bird that lived in the human world was slender and thin. It had a pair of black eyes that were too big, but its gaze was very sharp. Because it was always on guard against people, it had to keep an eye on their every move. His head seemed to be turning non-stop, looking left and right alertly. They were hiding from people all the time, not letting anyone get close to them. Even if that person did not see them, they would quickly escape. It had to look for food in the human world and also see through the various traps that people had set up, such as baskets, iron clips hanging on trees, transparent nets in space, and so on. Sometimes, when there was a grain of shiny rice on the ground, it could only stare at it from a distance with its thirsty sunlight, but it did not have the courage to fly over and pick up the rice. It stared, barked, and then leapt away, because it saw something moving next to the grain of rice, making it suspicious or alert.
They did not build their nests under the eaves like swallows, but in the corners of tall buildings or in the holes where two bricks had fallen off in the middle of bare walls. These nests were always far from the ground, high and dangerous, and untouchable.
Not only were they alert and suspicious, but they were also untamed.
Most of the birds were used to being kept in cages by people. They used their wings to attract people's liking and played colorful songs in exchange for food and clothing. Only sparrows were willing to live freely in the wind and rain. They could fly here and there, fly straight up to the clouds, fly across the mirror-like surface of the water, and shake their tired wings on the branches of the spring branches full of green buds. They would never rest for a moment on the silver-plated bird stand. If one of them was caught and tied to a rope, it would fly towards the bright window while barking. When it was tired of flying, it would hang down like a weight and pant with its mouth open. The next morning, it stretched out its legs, closed its eyes, and died. It was not tamed, so it was not a domestic animal.

Answer 1

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