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Once upon a time, there was an old sow who gave birth to three piglets. If she can't keep them alive, she will send them out and let them find their own happiness. The first little pig met a man with a bundle of straw. He said to the man:

"Dear, please give me your straw. I want to use it to build a house. "

The man gave the pig straw, and the pig built a house with straw. The wolf passed by his door, knocked on the door and said, "Little pig, little pig, let me in!" " "

The pig replied, "no, no, I won't let you in."

The wolf said, "Then I will blow your house to pieces."

So he blew and blew, blew down the house and ate the pig.

The second little pig met a man with a bunch of brooms. He said to the man, "honey, please give me your broom." I want to build a house with them. "

The man gave the broom to the pig, and the pig built a house with them. The wolf passed the door and said, "Little pig, little pig, let me in!" " "

"No, no, I won't let you in."

"Then I'll blow your house to pieces."

So he blew and blew, and finally blew down the house and ate the pig.

The third little pig met a man pulling a cart full of bricks. He said to the man, "honey, please give me your brick." I want to build a house with them. "

The man gave the pig bricks, and the pig built a house with bricks. The wolf came and said, "Little pig, little pig, let me in."

"No, no, I won't let you in."

"Then I'll blow your house to pieces."

So he blew and blew, but the house didn't fall down. Seeing that the house could not be blown down, the wolf said, "Little pig, I know a beautiful radish field."

"Where is it?" Asked the pig.

"Oh, beside Mr Miller. If you want to go tomorrow morning, I'll pick you up and we'll pull out some radishes for lunch. "

"Well," said the pig, "I want to go with you. When shall we leave? "

"Six o'clock."

The next morning, piggy got up at five o'clock. He had retrieved the radish before the wolf came. At six o'clock, the wolf came and said, "Little pig, are you ready?"

The pig said, "Are you ready? I have been there and come back. I brought a pot full of radishes back for lunch. "

The wolf was very angry, but he thought he could fool the pig with a trick and said, "Little pig, I know a beautiful apple tree."

"Where is it?" Asked the pig.

"It's down by the farmer's house," the wolf replied. "If you don't want to cheat me, I'll pick some apples for you at five tomorrow morning."

The next morning, the pig got up at four o'clock to pick apples, intending to come back before the wolf. But this time it was a long way and he had to climb a tree. When he was about to come down from the tree, he was shocked to see the wolf coming, as you can imagine. The wolf came over and said, "Hey, pig!" " You came earlier than me? What about the apples on it? ""Very well, "replied the pig." Let me throw you one. "

So he threw the apple far away, and the wolf had to run a long way to get it back. The little pig jumped down from the tree and ran home. The next day, the wolf came again and said to the pig, "Pig, there is a market in Shanklin this afternoon. Do you want to go? " "Yes," replied the pig, "I want to go very much. When will you pick me up? "

"Three o'clock," said the wolf. As usual, the pig went on the road ahead of time, came to the market and bought a yellow oil drum. He was about to go home when he saw the tiger coming. He didn't know what to do, so he climbed into the yellow oil drum and hid. But the bucket rolled up and rolled down the hill with the pig. The wolf was so scared that he ran home without going to the market. Later, the wolf went to the pig's house and told the pig that a big round guy had rolled down the hillside behind him, which frightened him. The pig said, "Oh, that's me. I scared you to death. " I bought a yellow oil drum in the market. I saw you coming, so I got into the drum and rolled down the hill. "

The wolf was very angry. He said he had to eat the pig. He will enter his house through the chimney and catch him. The little pig saw his plot and put a big pot on the stove. The pot is full of water, and there is a strong fire below. When the wolf slipped down the chimney, the pig opened the lid and the wolf fell into the pot. The pig quickly covered the pot again and cooked the wolf for dinner. From then on, the pig was no longer disturbed by the wolf and lived happily.

(Selected from "100 Fairy Tales Red Volume" edited by Wang, published by People's Literature Publishing House in May 2004.