After reading the story that the proud fox humiliated the crab, what do you think of the fox and crab in the story?

Fox: I think I'm smart. Although I was a good runner and very capable, I was careless and proud, so I made a joke. Finally, I was humiliated and depressed.

Crab: Although it doesn't run as fast as a fox, it has a flexible mind. In the face of the fox's ridicule, it does not deny itself, but actively fights back against the fox and maintains its self-esteem.

Extended data:

One day a fox went out for a walk and saw a crab crawling from the opposite side. Seeing the crab struggling, the fox laughed at him and said, "You have eight legs, but you can't run as fast as my four legs." ? Hearing this, the crab said to the fox, "Your body is bigger than mine, and your natural strength is bigger than mine. Actually, that's all. Dare you race with me? "

The fox was angry and said angrily to the crab, "Run, run!" " I must be ten times faster than you! " ? At this time, the crab had a plan in his heart and said, "When you run, you always put your tail up and race like a tree crown, so naturally you run fast." "Dare you let me tie your tail?" The fox didn't know it was the crab's plan, so he agreed. So the crab climbed onto the fox's tail and said, "I want to tie it."

The fox couldn't see how the crab was tied up, but laughed at the crab's stupidity in his heart. At this moment, I heard the crab shout, "Get ready! Run! " The fox ran forward. But I didn't know that the crab had caught its tail and followed.

The fox ran for a while and looked around, but there was no sign of crabs. Thinking that he was in front, he ran even harder until he was dizzy, and then stopped at the side of the road. It didn't stop until it was four feet. The crab had put down its tail and appeared beside it.

The fox was surprised to see the crab. Before the fox could ask questions, the crab said, "You tried your best, but you didn't run out of my head. Are you ashamed? " ? The fox couldn't say a word, so he had to give up and left in frustration.