Written fables

Once upon a time, there lived a lion king in the forest who liked to dress up. He often wanted to make himself more majestic. He wanted to be comparable to other lions. One day, he heard that there was a famous barber shop outside the forest. The animals who had their hair cut in this shop all praised that shop and the hairstylists there were excellent at their skills. So the Lion King immediately put down what he was doing and ran out of the forest. "Welcome to our store!" As soon as the Lion King arrived, the barber came out to greet him. The Lion King said: "Please help me do the latest curled hair!" The barber immediately electrically curled the Lion King's hair. "It's done!" the barber said loudly. The Lion King immediately looked at what he looked like. When he saw that he was indeed majestic, he happily left the barber shop and returned to the forest. When he walked into the forest, he walked with a swagger, and the animals passing by looked at him. One of the little lions who was playing also stopped playing, ran to the Lion King and said, "Lion King, your hair style is very interesting!" "The little lion came to play with the Lion King's hair. Suddenly, the Lion King shouted: "That's enough, if you play with my hair again, I will beat you." The Lion King ran home angrily. After returning home, he was very satisfied with his hair style, so he did not allow other animals to touch his hair. From then on, the Lion King neither combed nor washed his hair. Three months later, the Lion King began to feel unbearable itching on his head. He immediately ran to the river to wash his hair, but no matter how he washed it, it was still very itchy, so he went to the hospital to see a doctor. The doctor said, "You have lice on your head. I don't have any medicine to help you. All you have to do is go to the barber and let him shave all the hair on your head!" He ran to the barber and said softly : "Please let me shave off all my hair!" After shaving off his hair, the Lion King went home dejectedly. Along the way, the little lions said: "Lion King, the Lion King is a 'hairless lion'. Ha! Ha!" The Lion King went home in an unhappy mood. This story teaches us not to do reckless things just because we look good, but to pay attention to personal hygiene and health.

Peacock cherishes his tail. There is a male peacock with a long tail that is really beautiful. The golden and emerald colors are intertwined with each other, shining brightly in the sun. It is amazing that the creation of nature can be so magical and wonderful. A masterpiece, this is definitely not something that ordinary painters can depict with colorful pens. Not only humans are envious of the male peacock's beautiful tail feathers, but the male peacock himself is intoxicated by the beauty, and even develops the bad habit of jealousy. Although it has been domesticated by humans for a long time, whenever it sees boys and girls wearing brightly colored clothes walking on the street, it still can't help but be jealous, and will always chase them up and peck them a few times before giving up. In the past, whenever this male peacock roosted in the mountains, he would first choose a place to hide his tail feathers, and then place other parts of his body. But one day, it suddenly started raining heavily. The male peacock couldn't escape and his beautiful tail feathers were wet. This made him very sad. Just at this time, the bird catcher with a net came in front of him again, but the peacock was still cherishing its beautiful tail feathers and refused to spread its wings and escape from the scene, so it had to fall into the net set by the bird catcher. The male peacock has beautiful long tail feathers, which is something to be proud of. But it cherishes this advantage too much, and the result is that it brings disaster. The fate of the male peacock is a warning to people: If someone lacks self-awareness of himself and carries a certain advantage as a burden and becomes burdened by it, then good things may turn into bad things, leading to consequences that should not have happened.