What does the seagull fable tell us?

The fable of "seagull" tells us that sincerity can buy friendship, and treachery will lose friends forever. If a person wants to do something bad, he can't help showing it in his words and deeds, which is what people can detect.

Original story:

On that distant coast, there was a man who liked seagulls very much. He comes to the seaside to play with seagulls every morning. Those seagulls are not afraid of him, flying around in droves, unwilling to fly away, sometimes there are more than one hundred.

One day, his father said to him, "I heard that seagulls like to play with you and are not afraid of you." Take the opportunity to grab some and let me play. " "He answered his father," it's easy to do. "

The next day, he came to the seaside as usual, only this time he was bent on catching seagulls. However, the seagull saw that he looked different from usual and knew that he had a bad idea. They just danced and circled in the sky, but refused to fall down again. They danced around his head for a while, and then they all flew away.