Monkeys are picking peaches on a tree.

1. There is a small mound in the middle of the river. There is a peach tree on the mound, and there are many big peaches on the tree. Fox wants to eat peaches, but he can't cross the river. Monkeys also want to eat peaches, but they can't cross the river. Both the fox and the monkey want to eat peaches in the river.

2. The fox and the monkey discussed: "Hey, let's build a bridge quickly. Let's pick peaches in the past, shall we split it in half?" The monkey said, "Good!" Together, they carried a large piece of wood and built a wooden bridge.

The fox came up with an idea to bridge the river.

This bridge is so narrow that only one person can cross it. The fox said, "Let me go first, and then you can go." The black-hearted fox wants to eat peaches by himself. As soon as he passed, he pushed the wood into the river. The fox said, "monkey, please go home." Peaches cannot be eaten. "

(meaning: the fox destroyed the bridge after crossing the river, very proud)

The monkey is very angry. He immediately smiled and said, "You can eat peaches, but you will never come back.

The fox was trapped on the mound and the monkey left happily.

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The fox proudly watched the monkey leave, greedily looked at the fresh peaches, and his mouth watered. He can't wait to eat them all at once. He took a bite from his left hand, then handed it to his right hand and threw it back. Then he took it off, took a bite and threw it away, which made a the Monkey King steal a flat peach.

After a meal, the peach was rotten, and the fox came to the river with a round belly and wanted to cross the river. But because there is no bridge, he can't go back, and he will be trapped on a small mound forever.

At this time, the fox realized that the monkey was angry but immediately smiled, and it was too late to regret it!

Involving idioms: get carried away, drool, regret. The whole story is a typical example of the idiom "kick down the ladder".