What does the article Waiting for the Rabbit tell us?

The article "Waiting for the Rabbit" tells us that we should not take chances in doing things, let alone get something for nothing, let alone stick to narrow experience and stick to the rules.

Moral:

The rabbit committed suicide on the stump, which was just an accidental event in life, but the farmer imagined that this kind of beautiful thing could become a frequent occurrence, so he was finally laughed at in a rural wasteland.

This story reveals a truth: if you don't work hard, you will get lucky. If you expect to live by luck, there will be no good result. The fable "Waiting for a Rabbit" is also often used to criticize those rigid dogmatic ways of thinking.

Original text:

Song people have cultivators. There is a factory in Tanaka. The rabbit broke its neck and died. Stand by and watch because you released this plant, hoping to get the rabbit back. Rabbits can't be recovered, but as a small fruit of a song.

Translation:

There was a farmer in Song State who was plowing the land. There was a stump in his field. One day, a rabbit running fast ran into a stump, broke its neck and died. So he put down his farm tools and stood by the stump day and night, hoping to get another rabbit. However, the hare could not get it again, and he himself was laughed at by the Song people.

Brief introduction and characteristics of fables;

Introduction:

Fable is a short story with profound meaning. "Entrust" means "Entrust". Fable is to put a truth in a short story, so that readers can learn from it. Because its stories are short, vivid, interesting and instructive, it has become a literary genre suitable for children to read.

Features:

1, the theme of the fable has a distinct philosophy. With the help of false or fictional stories, it highlights a single theme and clarifies a profound truth or lesson, so that readers can be inspired or educated from the stories.

2. Fables always express the author's intention by telling stories.

3. Fables often take creatures other than human beings as roles and adopt anthropomorphic methods. For example, the Zhongshan Wolf in Mr. Dong Guo is a typical cunning and fierce villain.

This fable is short in length, simple in plot and concise in language. For example, The Crow and the Fox has only 100 words, but it describes a simple and interesting story.