English Storytelling Competition for Middle School Students, an English story that takes about 3 minutes (preferably no longer), has a moral, and is suitable for junior high school students

The teacher assigned a homework assignment to a class of fifth-grade students: ask their parents to tell a true story, tell it to the class again, and summarize the moral of the story.

The next day, the teacher randomly checked the children in the class.

A student said: "My father told me about the time he bought eggs. He put all the eggs in a basket. When he came home, he suddenly braked and the basket flew away and all the eggs were beaten. "The teacher asked: "What is the meaning?" The student said: "Don't put all your eggs in one basket." Another student said: "My mother told me that she raised chickens on the farm. She artificially hatched 12 eggs, but in the end only 10 eggs hatched out. The implication is that no one can determine how many chicks will be obtained before the eggs hatch. ”

At this time. A child took the initiative to raise his hand, and the teacher encouraged him and said: "Charlie Brown, tell me."

Charlie Brown stood up: "My dad told me the story of Uncle John. John Uncle

My uncle was a bomber pilot. Once the plane was hit and he had to parachute to escape. At that time he had

a bottle of whiskey, a machine gun and a saber. In order to lighten the burden, Uncle John drank all his whiskey before parachuting. As a result, he fell right in the middle of 200 enemies. He used a machine gun to mow down 150 people, ran out of bullets, and hacked 40 people to death with a knife, which was curled. , and finally annihilated 10 enemies with his bare hands, and finally saved his life."

The class was silent, everyone was stunned by this bloody and tragic story. After a while, the teacher stammered. Said: "What...what is the moral of this story?"

Little Charlie Brown shrugged nonchalantly and said: "My dad wanted me to remember that when Uncle John was drunk, But don’t mess with him.”