The story of the fox and the crow

Once upon a time, there was a crow. He found a piece of fresh meat, put it in his mouth and flew happily to the big tree.

At this time, a fox happened to pass by here, saw the meat in crow's mouth and thought, "This meat must be delicious, but what can you do to get that meat?"

The sly fox had a brainwave and came up with a good idea. So he came to the tree and said to the crow on the tree, "Dear Miss Crow, you are so beautiful. Your song must be beautiful. Can you sing me a song?"

When the crow heard the fox's praise, he was very happy and sang excitedly. He just dropped his mouth and fell into the fox's mouth.

The Fox and the Crow is one of Aesop's Fables written by Aesop, a famous fable writer in ancient Greece, and one of the four fables in the world.

Aesop's Fables is the first collection of fables in the world. Behind the playful and funny animal world lies the author's accurate and keen insight into human society.