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Today, I read a story from "Aesop's Fables": The Goat and the Donkey. The main story is: Once upon a time, a man raised a goat and a donkey. The goat is always jealous of the donkey because the owner gives the donkey more feed than he gives it. One day, the goat thought of a bad idea. It said to the donkey: "You must be very tired from doing so much work every day. You might as well hurt yourself, so that the master will not let you get hurt when he sees you." Let’s get to work.” The donkey listened to the goat’s words and threw himself all over. When the owner saw that the donkey was covered with injuries, he invited a veterinarian to treat the donkey. The doctor said, "The donkey is too tired. He needs to use the heart and liver of a goat to cure the donkey's injury." The owner killed the goat and used the heart and liver of the goat. The donkey's disease was cured. After reading this story, we can see that the goat originally wanted the owner to see that the donkey was covered in injuries and unable to work, so that by abandoning the donkey, he could eat more feed. But unexpectedly, instead of abandoning the donkey, the owner killed the goat to cure the donkey's disease. There are many people in life who are like goats. They want to benefit themselves at the expense of others, but end up harming themselves. On the other hand, we should also see that the donkey has no opinion of his own and is too trusting of others. Think about it, what if the owner really abandoned the donkey as the goat thought? Maybe the donkey, which was covered in wounds, had been eaten by wild beasts in the forest. We should not be jealous of others like goats, always thinking about how to benefit ourselves at the expense of others, nor should we be like donkeys who have no opinions of their own and trust others easily. Only in this way can we not harm others and protect ourselves.