the donkey in the well short story

The main character is the donkey. There may also be the people who own the well and the donkey, and those who throw dirt into the well, but they are not as fully developed as the donkey character.

The moral is to keep calm and shake off the dirt. Just like the donkey in the story, instead of giving up when faced with difficulties (like being in the well), it used the dirt thrown at it to climb out. It shows that we can turn negative situations into opportunities if we have the right attitude.

There's the donkey which is the central figure in the story. Then there are the individuals who discovered the donkey in the well. They played a role in creating the difficult situation for the donkey by starting to pour dirt into the well, thinking it was a way to deal with the 'problem' of the trapped donkey.

The moral is to keep trying and not give up easily. Just like the donkey in the story, instead of accepting defeat when in a difficult situation, it kept shaking off the dirt that was being poured on it and climbed out in the end.

Since there was no specific reading comprehension topic, the following provided some possible reading comprehension content related to the donkey that fell into the dry well from the plot and moral of the story. * * 1. Plot Analysis ** 1. * * Beginning ** - The donkey accidentally fell into a dry well. It asked for help from outside the well. When the owner heard it, he called his neighbors to think of a way. This plot set the starting point of the story's conflict, where the donkey was trapped in a dry well and needed to be rescued. 2. * * Development ** - After they couldn't think of a way to save the donkey, they decided to bury it. When the first shovel of soil fell, the donkey panicked because it understood its owner's intentions. This showed that the donkey had a certain cognitive ability and could sense danger. - Then the donkey unexpectedly quieted down and began to shake off the soil on its back and step on it to raise itself. This was the turning point of the story. The donkey went from panic to actively dealing with the predicament. 3. * * Climax and ending ** - As the people continued to fill the soil, the donkey continued to shake off the soil to raise itself. Finally, it successfully rose to the well and walked out of the dry well. This ending was full of drama, showing the donkey's own efforts to escape from the desperate situation. * * 2. Understanding the moral of the story ** 1. * * Respond to difficulties ** - The story of the donkey told people that when faced with difficulties or even desperation, they should not blindly panic or wait for help. It was like a donkey in a dry well. Although it was initially in danger of being buried alive, it managed to survive by actively shaking off the soil and raising itself. In life, people would also encounter various difficulties, such as economic difficulties, career setbacks, etc. At this time, they should calmly think about countermeasures like donkeys, rather than self-pity. 2. * * Turn a disadvantage into an advantage ** - The soil that was supposed to bury the donkey alive became a stepping stone for it to walk out of the dry well. This meant that people had to be good at turning the seemingly unfavorable factors around them into favorable factors. For example, you might encounter pressure from your competitors at work (similar to mud), but if you can turn this pressure into motivation to improve your ability, you might be able to succeed. 3. * * The power to save myself ** - The story emphasized the importance of self-rescue in desperate situations. The donkey walked out of the dry well on its own after its owner and neighbors gave up on rescuing it. This meant that in many cases, even if the external environment was unfavorable, one could not give up hope and believe that one had the ability to overcome difficulties.