Bedtime Story of Rabbit Fishing

In real life or work and study, everyone is familiar with bedtime stories. The following is a bedtime story about rabbit fishing that I have carefully compiled. You are welcome to share it.

We know that little rabbits eat carrots or cabbage, so why did it come to fish this time? It turned out to be a lie to the wolf. Come and read the story.

One winter morning, Rabbit picked up a pile of dry firewood by the river, lit a fire, and prepared to warm himself up.

While roasting, the rabbit suddenly found a gray wolf walking upstream of the river. So, the rabbit thought of a way to deal with the wolf. He quickly ran to the ice, made a hole in the thick ice, and then ran to the fire and roasted his tail on the fire for a while.

At this time, the wolf has arrived.

The wolf asked: "Little Rabbit, what were you doing just now?"

The Rabbit said: "I was fishing in the river just now. I have already caught a fish and roasted it. Eat."

When he heard that there were fish to eat, the wolf drooled and asked: "I also want to fish, but now the river is frozen, how can I fish?"

The rabbit said: "I dug a hole in the ice. You can go fishing in that hole. However, it is winter now, so you can't fish in the old way. You have to heat the tail on the fire and then put it on the fire." In the ice hole, only in this way can we catch fish."

The wolf did as the rabbit said. He heated the tail and put it into the ice hole, then sat on the ice and waited for the fish to bite.

The rabbit saw that the wolf had been fooled, so he took the opportunity to run away.

The wolf waited for a long time but no fish took the bait, and his tail was so cold that he lost consciousness. By the time he found out he had caught the rabbit, his tail had been firmly frozen in the river.