What African folk stories are there?

African folktales say that elephants and rabbits are good friends. One day, the elephant said to the rabbit, "I can't run fast and I can't dance." If we go dancing together, don't laugh at me! " The rabbit agreed.

Later, when the elephant got engaged, the woman asked the elephant to send a dowry. After the elephant and the rabbit sent their betrothal gifts together, the woman held a welcome dinner and invited the elephant to dance. The elephant is clumsy and dancing, and all his relatives and friends are afraid of being trampled to death by him. Everyone breathed a sigh of relief after one dance. After the elephant finished dancing, it was the rabbit's turn.

Hare has flexible hands and feet, jumping up and down, light movements and beautiful dancing, which won a full house applause, and people kept inviting him to dance one after another. After the celebration, the elephant and the hare left, and the woman asked them to pick up the bride a week later.

Rabbits and elephants

When he got home, the elephant thought that next week would be the official wedding. When I receive my relatives, I must impress the people present. I must dance well. He said to the rabbit, "tomorrow I will lose some meat on my shoulders and buttocks, so that my body will be lighter and I will dance better than others at the wedding." The rabbit replied, "Yes.

You must lose weight. Look at you today. It feels like an earthquake when you dance. You almost stepped on our VIP. If you cut off your shoulders and ass, you will become very handsome, and no one can beat you when dancing. "

The next day, the elephant came to the rabbit with a big knife and asked him to help him lose weight. "Help me cut the meat off my shoulders and buttocks." The hare promised to let the elephant lie down, and then cut the meat off the shoulders and buttocks of the elephant. After cutting, the elephant was covered in blood and stood up painfully, but it did feel lighter.