Characteristics of tigers and foxes in "Fake from Tiger".

Although the tiger in Smith is strong but credulous, the fox is characterized by cunning.

Smith's story:

The tiger looked for all kinds of wild animals to eat them and caught a fox. The fox said, "You dare not eat me. God sent me to be the leader of all kinds of wild animals, and now you have eaten me, which is against God's command. Do you think my words are dishonest? I walk in front of you, you follow me and see all kinds of wild animals. Do you see that I dare not run? "

The tiger thought what the fox said was reasonable and followed. The beast saw them all run away. The tiger didn't know that the wild animals were afraid of themselves and ran away. They think they are afraid of foxes.

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Smith's moral:

Smith warned people to be good at removing the false from the true, from the surface to the inside, step by step, and find out the truth, otherwise it would be easy to be deceived by "Smith" characters.

The fox in Smith's Story escaped from the tiger's mouth by virtue of his intelligence. However, cunning tactics can never change the fox's weak nature. Once the trick is exposed, it will not only be besieged by wild animals, but also swallowed by deceived tigers. It means that the bad guys who bully others can be arrogant for a while, but in the end they will never come to a good end.