What does the fable "The Camel and the Sheep" tell us?

"The Camel and the Sheep" tells us the following:

The fable "The Camel and the Sheep" tells us that we must learn to view our own strengths and weaknesses correctly and not use our own strengths. Don't belittle others, learn when you see the advantages of others, learn to self-examine yourself, learn from each other's strengths, and make continuous progress, only in this way can you achieve success. Only by seeing the advantages of others can you help yourself grow into a better person.

If you make a mistake, you should correct it immediately. Not only will you see the strengths of others, but you will also have the courage to admit your own shortcomings. Students must remember that everyone has strengths and weaknesses. We must treat them correctly, learn from others' strengths and make up for our own shortcomings, so that we can make greater progress.

Introduction and insights into the story:

This article mainly talks about how camels are taller and sheep are shorter. Camels say it is better to be taller and sheep say it is better to be short. In order to prove the benefits of height, the two of them came to a garden and came to a tall tree. The camel raised its head and ate the leaves. The sheep tried its best and failed to eat the leaves. The camel said, it is better to be taller. Bar.

The sheep was very unconvinced and said it was wrong. He walked a few more steps and saw a narrow and low doorway. The sheep walked in grandly, even though the camel was kneeling on the ground and did not go in. The sheep said proudly that this is the advantage of being short, but the camel was not convinced. They asked Lao Niu to comment. Lao Niu said that each of you has your own strengths and you cannot see your own strengths. This is not right.

After reading this story, I think Lao Niu is right. There are advantages to being tall, and there are advantages to being short. You can't always look at other people's shortcomings. After reading this story, I was reminded of the story of Kong Rong letting pear fall. The sheep cannot eat grass, so the camel should help the sheep instead of making fun of the short sheep.