Crows learn the story of eagles.

The eagle took a sheep, and a crow saw it and immediately took it with him. Crows are weak, but their mouths are particularly greedy. It hovered over the flock, eyeing the fattest sheep in the flock.

This is a sheep that can be sacrificed, which is naturally reserved for God to enjoy. The crow greedily stared at the sheep and said to himself, "I don't know whose milk you grew up on, but your body is so full that I have to choose you as my dinner." Shout when you say it, and pounce on this fat sheep with the wind.

Sheep are not cheese. Not only did the crow not take the fat sheep to the sky, but its claws also tightly entangled the curly long hair of the sheep. The unlucky bird had no choice but to wait for the shepherd to catch it and throw it into the cage, which became a plaything for the children.

Comment on the story of crow imitating eagle

From the story of a crow imitating an eagle, we can draw the following conclusions: we must do what we can, and thieves learn from thieves, and the result is even worse; The way others succeed may lead to your failure; The thin waist peak can pass through the spider web, but small flies can only catch it easily; Judges and dignitaries can do whatever they want, while ordinary people can only give in easily.