The Lion and the Mouse fable

A fable is a story whose content contains allegorical or obvious teaching significance. A fable is one of the literary genres. Below are the fables of the Lion and the Mouse that I have collected (selected 8). I hope you will like them. Fables of the Lion and the Mouse Part 1

Today I will share the story of Aesop's fable "The Lion and the Mouse". The lion was sleeping in the forest. Suddenly a mouse ran across the lion's nose. The lion caught the mouse. ...

One hot afternoon, the lion was sleeping in his den. A mouse ran across his nose, waking him up. The lion roared loudly and was about to crush the mouse to death with its huge paws. The mouse shouted: "Ah, spare me, sir, I really don't deserve to be killed by you. I didn't mean to offend you, and I don't mean to offend you at all." It's not delicious either."

Besides, the mouse squeaked, "If you spare me now, maybe I can do something for you one day." The lion laughed, but he lifted his paw. Lifting it up, the mouse jumped out and ran away. The lion laughed and fell asleep again.

Soon, the lion was looking for food in the forest and fell into the hunter's snare. The lion twisted and rolled, grabbed and bit, but the more it struggled, the tighter the net tightened on it, and soon it was unable to move. Seeing that there was no hope of escape, the lion roared angrily, and its huge roar echoed through every corner of the forest.

That night, the mice happened to come out to look for food. Of course it immediately recognized the sound of a lion and ran to the scene of the accident as quickly as possible. It saw what was going on at a glance, stopped and said, "Mr. Lion, don't worry, I will get you out soon. Please don't move." As he said that, he began to bite the thick rope.

After a while, the lion's front paws were free; then the head and hair were freed; then the hind legs were freed; and finally, the tail was freed from the snare. The mouse saved the lion. The Fable of the Lion and the Mouse Part 2

A little mouse accidentally fell into a pit while looking for food and could not get out. A lion passed by, and the little mouse begged: "Lion King, can you save me?" Seeing that the little mouse was very pitiful, the lion stretched out his paws and pulled the little mouse out. The little mouse said very gratefully: "Dear Lion King, I will repay you in the future." The lion smiled and said: "I am the king of beasts, extremely ferocious, and I will not need you to help me at all."

On this day, the little mouse suddenly heard the lion's cry for help. It turned out that the lion was caught in the hunter's net. The little mouse said: "Lion King, let me save you." After the little mouse said it, it got stuck! Jam! A few bites made a big hole in the hunter's net. The lion was moved and said to the little mouse: "I used to look down on you, but now I understand that everyone needs help from others!"

After the story is told, the next step is the interactive session:

1. Where did the little mouse fall when looking for food? (In the pit)

2. Who did the little mouse ask for help, and how did he rescue the little mouse? (The lion pulled the little mouse out with his paws)

3. One day the lion was caught in the hunter's net. Who rescued the lion? (Little Mouse)

What the mother wants to tell her baby in this story is: Each child has his or her own strengths and weaknesses. Don’t only see your own strengths but not your own shortcomings. While using your own strengths, you should also learn from the strengths of others. Everyone needs help from others sometimes. Only when you help others with your heart can you wait for help from others. The Fable of the Lion and the Mouse Part 3

A little mouse ran over the lion's face and woke up the sleeping lion. The lion jumped up angrily, grabbed the little mouse, and wanted to kill him.

The mouse begged: "Dear King of Beasts, please let me go. As long as you are willing to spare my life and use me in the future, I will definitely repay your great kindness." Great Virtue."

The lion said: "I am a great lion, how can I use you as a little mouse? What a joke! However, I will not be full even if I eat you as a little mouse.

Let you go!"

Later, the lion was caught by several hunters and tied to the ground with a thick rope, roaring in pain.

The mouse heard the lion's roar and The lion came and bit the rope with his teeth, freeing the lion. The lion thanked the mouse for saving his life. The mouse said, "No need to thank you." When you laughed at me, you didn't expect me to be able to repay you. Now you probably know that even little mice can be useful. ”

This story tells people never to look down on people with less ability than themselves. Fables of the Lion and the Mouse Chapter 4

The lion occupies the mountain and is the king, very proud, and the mouse king He knelt down next to the Lion King and said, "Dear King, you are the most powerful animal in this forest, and no one is as powerful as you. I'd love to be your friend. Although I am a Rat King, maybe the King will find me useful in the future. If you ask me to serve you then, I will definitely do my best. After hearing this, the Lion King roared: "What did you say?" Since I am the most powerful animal in this forest, why would I let a little thing like you help me? Get out of here quickly. If you don’t, I will eat you first. Get out of here! "The Mouse King was so frightened that he ran away without daring to say anything.

On this day, when the Lion King went out to look for food, he was caught in a big net. No matter how hard he struggled, he could not escape. No matter how powerful it was, it couldn't move in the big net. Finally, the lion was exhausted and had to wait for the hunter to take it away. At this time, it thought of the mouse king. If the king says it, let the rats bite open the net with their teeth, and I will be saved. Thinking of this, the lion king couldn't help crying with regret: "Pride and arrogance are self-destruction!" Fable of the Lion and the Mouse Part 5

The hot weather made the lion exhausted, so he lay down in his hole and slept soundly. A rat scurried across his mane and ears, waking him from his sleep. The lion was furious, got up and swayed, looking for the mouse everywhere. When the fox saw it, he said: "You are a majestic lion, but you are also scared of mice." The lion said: "I am not afraid of mice, I just hate him for being presumptuous and rude."

This is Say, sometimes a little bit of freedom can be a big offense. Fable of the Lion and the Mouse Part 6

The lion fell asleep, and a mouse jumped on him. The lion suddenly stood up, grabbed him, and prepared to eat him. The mouse begged for his life and said that if he could save his life, he would repay the favor. The lion smiled contemptuously and let him go. Soon, the lion was really saved by the mouse. It turns out that the lion was captured by a hunter and tied to a tree with a rope. The mouse heard his wailing, walked over, bit off the rope, let the lion go, and said: "You laughed at me at the time and didn't believe you would get repayment from me. Now it is clear that the mouse can repay the favor."

This story shows that fortunes change, and the strong will sometimes need the weak. The Fable of the Lion and the Mouse Part 7

A mouse living in the meadow has frequently appeared in the forest recently. One day, it met a monkey. He stroked his beard like a hero and told the monkey: "The lion was caught in a hunter's net that day. It was about to finish playing. It was me who bit through the net and saved it. It didn't think I was young, and promised to follow me. We are brothers!"

The next day, the mouse met the bear in the forest. He waved his paw and told the bear: "The lion was caught in the hunter's net that day, and it was over. I bit the net to save it. It doesn't think I'm too young, and even promised to be my brother!" On the third day, the mouse met a giraffe in the forest. He straightened his body with his tail and told the giraffe: "That day, the lion was caught in a hunter's net. When the game was over, I bit the net. I saved it. It doesn’t think I’m too young, and even promised to be my brother!” Within a few days, the people in the forest all knew that the little mouse had saved the big lion. The mouse also wanted to tell the wind and let the wind spread its heroic deeds further. While it was running back and forth triumphantly, the lion on the side of the plane pounced. Although it escaped quickly, a section of its tail was still broken.

The lion said bitterly to the mouse squatting in the hole, "I will kill you!"

The mouse timidly asked: "Did I lie?" The lion did not answer, and cursed in his heart: "An unreasonable person. You idiot!" Seeing that the mouse did not come out, the lion was helpless, but the lion swore that he would not let the mouse go. From then on, the mice never dared to leave the cave to eat. Fable of the Lion and the Mouse Part 8

Once upon a time there was a fierce lion on the mountain. He goes out every day to look for food. The wild beasts in the mountains turned back and fled when they saw him.

One day the lion encountered a leopard. There were many wounds on the leopard's skin and its fur was stuck in balls.

"What's wrong with you? Who scratched your skin?" asked the lion.

"Human." Leopard replied.

"What are people like?" asked the lion. Because he has never seen anyone.

"People are the most cunning!" said the Leopard, "Don't fall into their hands!"

From then on, the Lion hated people. He was determined to find someone to avenge the Leopard Brothers. Encountered a donkey and a horse on the road. They wore halters on their heads and bits in their mouths.

"Who bound you?" asked the lion.

"Man, our master!" replied the donkey and the horse.

The lion was frightened and asked: "Man is stronger than you?"

"Yes," the donkey and the horse replied, "man is our master. The wisest are those who count them. You must not fall into their hands!"

The lion said goodbye to the donkey and the horse. He hates people even more.

The lion met the bull and the cow again. Their horns were sawn short, their noses were pierced, and their heads were covered with yokes. The lion asked who made them like this, and they replied: "It's people."

The lion continued to walk and met the blind bear. He saw that the bear's nails had been cut short and his teeth had been pulled out. Lose. The lion didn't understand, so he asked:

"Is it possible that people are stronger than you?"

"Yes," said the bear, "he is stronger than me. It turns out there is One of them served me and brought me food every day. One day he said to me, "Your claws are too long and it's hard to hold food. Your teeth are useless. I won't give you anything good to eat." Lose your teeth and give you more food. In this way, he removed my teeth and claws, and threw a handful of sand into my belly. To be honest, I can't deal with people."

The more the lion heard, the more angry he became, and he decided to find someone to take revenge. So, keep looking for someone. As he was walking, he suddenly bumped into two small mice with his hind feet. They were both thin and small. The lion raised his legs and was about to crush them. The mouse begged: "Your Majesty! Don't trample on us! Even if you eat us, you won't be full. If you let us go, you won't be hungry. If you let us go, you won't be full." We have a way out, and we will repay you and save your life in the future."

The lion looked down on the mouse, snorted with his nose, and said:

"What can you do to save me? I am invincible in the world!"

The mice were anxious and swore:

"We swear: we will save you when you are in trouble!"

The lion didn't believe it at all, but he thought to himself: I won't be full even if I eat them. So he let the mouse go.

A hunter wants to catch a lion with a trap. He dug a trap where the lion must pass. As expected, the lion fell into the trap. The hunter lowered the gun, covered the lion, and tied the lion with a belt.

The lion was tied up so that he could not move, and he lay in the trap and was worried.

The mouse learned about the situation and walked to the side of the trap and said to the lion:

" King! Do you know us? You spared our lives, and now we are here to repay your kindness. We can help you escape." After saying this, the two mice jumped into the trap and bit off the leash of the lion. and the net, the lion was free. The mouse stood on the lion's neck, and the lion led them to the mountain.