Fable stories "big nose mouse" and "

Fable is to use a false story to illustrate a truth or lesson. The stories in fables are all fables and comparisons, with the nature of irony or exhortation; Most of the people or personified things it writes are negative or flawed in character; Do not pay attention to the specific description of the image, short space. Below I recommend two fables full of philosophy for you. You are welcome to read and enjoy them. More wonderful stories are in China fans.

Story 1: big nose mouse

In the sewer by the road, there lived a mouse with a big nose.

The big-nosed mouse had a hard day without doing bad things, so it also paid the price. Once it was hit by a cat, its ear was bitten off and it almost died.

One day, the big nose mouse thought, "if only I didn't want to be seen by cats and people." So I can do what I want with confidence. "

The fox knew this and sent a bottle of medicine. The fox said, "This is an invisible potion. If you drink, others can't see you. " Say that finish, the fox ran away.

The big nose mouse immediately drank the invisibility potion.

Soon the big nose mouse came out of the tunnel, walked to a house to see if he was invisible, and went into the living room to smoke.

The mouse with a big nose walked under the owner's nose, but the owner still didn't see it. The big nose mouse said, "No, I can't."

Its sound alarmed a cat, and the cat said, "Dare to steal in broad daylight."

The big nose mouse said, "How did you see me?"

"Tell a joke, why can't I see you?" The cat ate the mouse at once.

Story 2: The Shepherd and the Wolf

Once upon a time, there was a shepherd who often drove his sheep to the grass on the mountain. When the sheep were grazing on the grass, he sat under a big tree and waited so as not to lose a sheep.

One day, a shepherd grazed his sheep as usual, and suddenly found a wolf crouching in the distance, staring at the sheep. The shepherd thought, "This wolf must be looking for a chance to eat my sheep." He was so scared that he didn't even blink his eyes, but he didn't see any action from the wolf. It was not until the shepherd wanted to drive the sheep home at night that the wolf stood up, left the lawn and disappeared into the jungle.

The next day, the shepherd found the wolf coming again and squatted closer to the sheep. The shepherd became more and more uneasy and kept alert to it, but he didn't show any intention, just squatted there motionless.

In the next two or three days, wolves came one after another, squatting closer and closer until the tenth one. The shepherd thought to himself, "This wolf probably won't eat my sheep. If wolves eat sheep, they should eat them from the beginning. Now it's the tenth day, still waiting quietly. Does it want to raise sheep, too Why are you always squatting here? "

The shepherd became suspicious and asked the wolf, "Why do you always squat here to watch the sheep?" You've been here for ten days. Ten days, right? "

"yes." The wolf replied gently and politely, "I like watching sheep."

The shepherd heard its gentle tone, saw its polite appearance and thought, "This wolf is different from ordinary wolves. He is more amiable and must be a good wolf. " Then he asked, "What makes you like watching sheep so much?"

The wolf replied, "because my child was like a lamb when he was a child, with lovely fluff."

"If so, why don't you wait beside your lovely child?"

"My children are all dead."

"Your children are all dead?"

"yes."

"How did you die?"

"The forest caught fire and was burned to death."

"Well, that's pathetic. You probably miss your children so much that you stay here every day. "

"Yes. I can't describe how I feel about taking care of my children. Most of them don't know what to do, so they treat the sheep as my children. "

"God, this is so sad!" The shepherd said from the heart, "If watching sheep can relieve your anxiety, you can come every day or sit closer.". I won't care. "

"Thank you." The wolf said, "I must go to every city to see sheep."

From then on, this tame wolf came to sit next to the sheep every day, sometimes with tears in his eyes, as if he were crying, and the shepherd felt sorry for him.

Finally, the wolf finally won the trust of the shepherd. A few days later, the shepherd felt sleepy and wanted to take a nap, so he asked the wolf to help watch the sheep. Wolves always take good care of sheep without danger, which makes shepherds feel at ease with wolves as they do with themselves.

One day, the shepherd wanted to go to town to buy something, so he said to the wolf:

"I have something to do. I want to go shopping in the city. Can you look after the sheep for me? "

"Very good." The wolf said. "I will ensure the safety of your flock."

But not long after the shepherd left, this "docile", "kind" and "reassuring" wolf jumped on the sheep, killed them, had a good meal, and then ran away. When the shepherd came back, he found that many sheep were dead, but the wolf escaped. He knew that he had been cheated. When the wolf came here, it exposed its ferocious nature.