Reflections on the lying shepherd boy

Today, I read the story "The Lying Shepherd Boy" from "Aesop's Fables".

The content of the story is roughly this: Once upon a time, there was a sheepherder who had to go outside the village to herd sheep every day. One day, he was bored and wanted to do something to have fun. So, he shouted loudly: "The wolf is coming, the wolf is coming, the wolf is going to eat the sheep..." When the farmers heard the tragic cry, they quickly put down their work. , picked up the hoe and pole and went to hunt the wolf. Unexpectedly, when I walked closer, I saw that there was no wolf at all. It was just a kid's joke. The farmers left angrily. The child was so happy that he couldn't stand up straight. Later, he used the same method to tease the farmers again. The farmers criticized him, but he did not repent and laughed until his belly was numb. Later, one day, the wolf really came and ate all the sheep. No matter how much he shouted, no one paid any attention to him.

This story tells us: lying loses the trust of others. Those who lie often, even if they sometimes tell the truth, no one will believe them. We must be honest and good children.