The two ewes, goats and sheep, are of the sheep family. They are about the same age. They meet often and are good partners. However, the personalities of the two sheep are very different. The sheep is docile and the goat is impatient.
One day, the sheep went to graze on the hillside. When passing through a forest, a long-tailed gray magpie swooped down from the tree with a squawking sound and pecked the sheep's neck hard with its mouth. The sheep was startled. But when I turned around to look, the gray magpie had already flown away. Originally thinking that this was just an accident, the sheep no longer took it to heart.
But a few days later, when it passed through the woods again, the gray magpie, I don’t know if it was the same one last time, rushed down from the tree with a squawking sound and pecked it hard. A mouthful of sheep neck. The sheep was frightened again. The bite came so suddenly that the sheep couldn't react. The sheep was very puzzled. How could a sheep be pecked by a bird continuously? The sheep was puzzled and very confused. Although the bite on the neck did not cause much pain, the sheep was very uncomfortable because she never saw clearly what the gray magpie looked like, and when she was bitten, she did not even have time to scream to scare the bird, show struggle or resistance. She even thought: If this bird pecks my eyes twice, the consequences will be disastrous. The more the sheep thought about it, the more uncomfortable they became, to the point where they would not vomit. So she told the goat about it.
Unexpectedly, the goat not only did not comfort the sheep, but also laughed. The goat guessed: "I guess that bird is in estrus and has fallen in love with you, right?" The sheep was very puzzled: "In estrus? Looking for a friend. It should be looking for the female magpie. How can it find me, a sheep? I It's not in heat, but crazy, right?" Goat said: "Whether it is in heat or crazy, I want to go find it and experience the feeling of being pecked by it. After hearing what you said, I am very interested and excited. !" Seeing the goat's appearance, the sheep thought in his mind: "In heat or madness, that is one question; whether I will continue to associate with this perverted goat in the future is another question."
So the goat had to pass through the woods every day, waiting for the long-tailed gray magpie to peck at it. One day, two days, three days, many days passed...the goat did not wait for the gray magpie. The goat was disappointed and angry. It looked up to the sky and shouted: "Why? Why doesn't the gray magpie look for me? Why does it only look for sheep? I am also a ewe, how am I inferior to sheep? Why is my luck so bad? Why?!"
The goat cried. Even to its death, it did not understand a truth: life is always full of chance and accidents, just like a magpie pecking a sheep.
When you are alive, don’t think randomly, make a fuss, and make trouble over nothing; at the same time, you must be yourself, and don’t waste your life and lose yourself by blindly comparing yourself with others. Life is full of accidents and accidents. Don’t treat accidents and accidents as inevitable things, but treat them as high-probability things. No matter what it is, let it be. If it happens, be prepared to deal with it; if it doesn’t happen, be yourself.