Begging the story of three monks without water to drink.

Once upon a time, there was a mountain on which a small temple was built. This temple has never been looked after by monks. Until one day, a young monk (a monk in red) came to the temple to worship Buddha and recite scriptures. He saw that the green branches of Guanyin Bodhisattva withered because there was no water to moisten them, and there was no water in the temple. So he went to the river with a bucket to fetch water.

Bodhisattva's water bottle was filled with water, and the green branches began to grow again. Every day, mice were prevented from stealing food, so the monk in red settled down. From sunrise to sunset, the monk in red and the mice in the temple live a simple and simple life day after day.

On this day, a tall and thin monk (a monk in blue) came to the temple. He drank the water in the jar as soon as he came back because of his hard work. The monk in red asked him to carry water in the river by himself. When the blue monk came back with water, he saw that the red monk was very leisurely in the temple, and his heart was unbalanced.

So he doesn't want to carry water by himself, and neither does the monk in red. Later, there was really no water to drink, so the two monks discussed that they should go to fetch water together. Two people can only carry a bucket of water at a time, although they can carry less water, it is also considered water to drink. In this way, the monks in blue also settled down, and they lived a fairly stable life from sunrise to sunset.

One day, a fat monk (monk in yellow) came to the temple to ask for water, but no one in the temple drank it. The monk in red and the monk in blue let him carry water in the river alone. After picking a bucket of water, the monk in yellow felt that he was carrying water alone. The two monks felt unbalanced and gave them the water white they chose.

So I immediately drank all the water I had collected. Since then, all three people feel that they are losing money in carrying water, so no one wants to carry water by themselves, and all three monks live their own lives.

Everyone reads their own scriptures and knocks on their own wooden fish, no matter who it is. Finally, even the water in Guanyin Bodhisattva's water bottle was finished, and the green branches began to wither again. No one wanted to add water. At night, the mouse came out to steal, regardless of eating three people, conniving at the mouse to steal.

In this way, day after day passed, and as a result, the mouse became more and more courageous and stole more and more things. One night, a mouse accidentally knocked over the candlestick while stealing, and a fire broke out in the temple. The fire is getting bigger and bigger, and there is no water to put out the fire in the temple. They were afraid that the temple would be burned down, so the three monks had to go to the river to draw water to put out the fire. After unremitting efforts, the fire was finally put out.

Extended data:

Three Monks is an educational film with China characteristics. The film uses China ink painting techniques, and every detail is described very delicately, with the simplest lines and colors to highlight the personality characteristics of the characters.

Because the three monks have the same mentality, no one wants to suffer for themselves or carry water. As a result, everyone has no water to drink. We are warned not to always rely on others, but to have the spirit of unity and cooperation.