What do you mean by sour grapes?

Morality, I can't ask for anything. When I am angry, I will feel at ease if I say something bad. It's not good anyway

An extreme case of sour grapes' psychology is not eating-hate is caused by born to love, and then it becomes the enemy.

Once upon a time, there was a farmer in a village. He planted a vine, and the grape trellis was covered with purple grapes. A fox saw it, and his mouth watered because of the attractive grapes. He tried to jump up like a high jumper, but he didn't even touch the grape skin. He thought: I can't eat grapes, and you can't eat grapes. So, while comforting himself, he pointed to the grape and shouted, "This grape is too sour to eat!" " !

There is a big cypress tree next to the grape trellis, and a little squirrel lives on it. This is what the little squirrel heard. She thought to herself, "The fox is so smart. He said that grapes can't be eaten. It must be very sour."

After a while, the little rabbit came skipping under the grape trellis. Because Bunny is an expert in jumping, she was just about to jump down and pick grapes when a squirrel stopped her. The little squirrel said, "This grape is too sour to eat." Little rabbit was scared and depressed because she likes grapes best, but grapes are sour.

At this moment, a little monkey came. He looked at a bunch of tempting and delicious grapes on the grape rack. He couldn't wait to climb the tree, wrapped his tail around the trunk, and lightly picked a bunch of juicy grapes and sent them to his mouth. The little rabbit and the little squirrel quickly said in unison, "This grape is not ripe and sour, so it can't be eaten." The little monkey smiled and asked, "Have you eaten this grape?" Both the rabbit and the squirrel shook their heads and said, "We dare not eat, but the fox said the grapes are sour." The little monkey laughed and gulped down the grapes. He said, "Ah! This grape is as sweet as honey. Do not believe that you two can try. " So the little rabbit and the little squirrel took the grapes picked by the little monkey, took a bite and said, "Ah! Really sweet! "

However, rabbits and squirrels still don't understand why the fox insists that this grape is sour and can't be eaten.

Because the fox is selfish, he doesn't want others to eat grapes unless he can pick them himself, so he made up this lie.

I hope this story can tell you that you can't trust others. You have to try everything yourself to know the truth.