The fable of hermit and bear

The fable of hermit and bear 1 There was a man who had no relatives and lived alone in a remote forest far from the city.

The life of a hermit is very comfortable at first. Through the beautiful grassland and dense forest, through the mountain wind and streams, lying on the soft grass, it is really pleasing to the eye!

However, if no one enjoys the music, it will still be lonely and boring.

The hermit quickly admitted that living alone was not pleasant.

He was walking on the grass in the forest, looking for someone to talk to.

He saw a strong bear a few feet away. He took off his hat and bowed respectfully to his new friend. His new friend is also very happy. He held out a furry paw and shook hands with him. They started talking and soon became good friends.

In the long years, the hermit was very happy to find a bear as his companion. He is inseparable from the bear all day, and he will be unhappy without it.

Once, on a sunny summer day, they planned to go for a walk in the forest and grassland and go over mountains and mountains. Because people's physical strength is always inferior to that of bears, hermits will be very tired when they run in the high temperature at noon. The bear looked back and found that his friend was far behind. His heart was full of worries, and he persuaded the hermit to go to bed and have a rest.

The hermit felt that he needed to sleep, so he lay down, yawned deeply and fell asleep soon. So the bear supports his friends faithfully.

A fly landed on the hermit's nose, and the bear hurried to drive it away, but the annoying fly always flew around the hermit. This annoyed the bear. He picked up a big stone and when the fly landed on the hermit's forehead, he threw it at the hermit's head. This is a great success. The fly was killed and the hermit's head was split in two, so the bear's friend would never wake up.

Fable revelation:

It is precious to get help in an emergency, but not everyone will give appropriate help. A fool who works too hard is more dangerous than any enemy.

The fable of hermit and bear 2: it is precious to get help in an emergency, but not everyone will give timely help; God forbids us to make stupid friends, because a fool who works too hard is more dangerous than any enemy.

There was a lonely man with no relatives. He lives in a remote forest far from the city. Although the park describes the life of a hermit and is suitable for living alone, it is by no means an ordinary person. Whether in happiness or trouble, human sympathy is always sweet.

Through the beautiful grasslands and dense forests, over the hills and streams, lying on the soft grass,-what a feast for the eyes! I totally agree. However, if no one enjoys these pleasures together, it is still very lonely and boring. Our hermit soon admitted that living alone was not pleasant. He walked on the grass in the forest and walked around his familiar neighbors, looking for someone to talk to. However, who will walk in such a place except for wolves or bears?

He saw a big bear a few feet away. He took off his hat (now he must be very polite) and bowed to his beautiful new friend. His beautiful new friend held out a furry paw, and they talked about the weather for a while. They soon became friendly, and neither of them felt inseparable from the other, so they stayed together all day. How two friends talk, what to talk about, what jokes to tell, what tricks to play and how to entertain each other. In short, I still know that hermits keep their mouths shut, Mishuka is naturally quiet and outsiders can't hear anything. No matter what they are saying, I am glad to find such a baby as his partner. He is inseparable from Mishuka all day, and he will be unhappy without it. He praised Mishuka for hours on end.

Once, on a sunny summer day, they made a small plan to walk in the forest and grassland and climb mountains. However, because human strength is always inferior to that of bears, our hermit was tired from running in the midday heat, and Mishuka looked back and saw his friend fall far behind. Heart is full of worry, it stopped and shouted:

"Lie down and have a rest, old friend. If you want to sleep, why not take a nap! I'll sit down and watch you in case something happens. "

The hermit felt the need to sleep. He lay down, yawned deeply and soon fell asleep. Mishuka came to see it, and it was soon proved by facts. When a fly landed on the hermit's nose, Mishuka drove it away. No, no, the fly stopped on his cheek! "Go away, bad thing!"

That's ridiculous! The fly stopped on its nose again and insisted on staying on it more and more. Look at Mishuka! Without saying a word, it picked up a heavy stone and held its breath and squatted there.

"Don't talk, don't talk!" It thought, "You naughty animal, I will punish you this time!" " "When the fly stops on the hermit's forehead, it slams the stone on the hermit's head, so that Mishuka's friend will never wake up.