The original story of the hide-and-seek king

The original story of Hide and Seek is as follows:

One day, Yu Hui walked into a golden field. A misty forest. The forest is quiet. Keiko only heard her footsteps on the fallen leaves. In sasha vujacic, sasha vujacic, suddenly, a boy with the same tree skills and leaves color stood in front of Keiko with a smile.

I am the king of hide-and-seek in the forest, and I live in this forest. The boy said. I know how to hide and seek. What did you say?/Sorry? Do you want to play hide-and-seek with me? I-I'm Keiko. Wow, I like hide-and-seek best. Keiko's eyes sparkled.

Who wants to play hide and seek? Come out! The hide-and-seek dynasty shouted several times in the Woods. In a short time. All the animals in the forest came out. Let's go Rock, scissors, cloth, let's see who catches it first.

Animal stone scissors are different from human ones. Maple leaves are cloth, pine leaves are scissors and acorns are stones. Keiko lost. She caught it first. You can count the number of this bunch of wild grapes and come to us! Elvis Presley said.

Keiko began to count the wild grapes one by one. When I counted the land, I looked around and all the animals were gone. Where have you been hiding? Keiko carefully looked up from the tree and looked behind it.

Other short stories:

1, cake of mathematical genius:

One day, a math genius celebrated his birthday with his friends. They decided to divide the cake into equal parts, but the math genius asked an interesting question: If there were 17 candles on the cake, how would they cut it?

So that everyone can get a complete candle? After some thinking, they cut the cake into 16 portions, each person got a candle, and put the remaining candles in the center of the cake.

2. A clever farmer:

A clever farmer has 17 cows, but he only has three ropes. He wants to tie all the cows together with these three ropes, but he doesn't want them to get entangled.

How do farmers do this? The answer is that he put a rope around the neck of the first cow, the second rope around the neck of the first and second cows, the third rope around the neck of the second and third cows, and so on until the last cow.