1. If you have something to trust.
Zhuangzi's fable: "Fable 19, repeat 17, say sunrise, love the sky." Lu Deming explained: "Accommodate and send. People don't believe in themselves, so they believe in others and believe in nine words. "
2. refer to excuses to imply.
In the Song Dynasty, Wang Shu wrote in Addendum 1 to Tang Yulin: "Ten poems by Yuan You are allegorical and auspicious, but they are intended to defend the army." Wang Qiong's Miscellaneous Notes on Shuangxi in the Ming Dynasty: "There are records of mountain hermits in later generations. If there is no unified reason, it will be a fantasy, and knowledge and knowledge will be enough. "
3. A genre of literary works. Explaining a truth with false stories or personification of natural objects often has the nature of exhortation and education. Such as fables in China's hundreds of ancient works, Aesop's fables in ancient Greece, and China's ancient fables.