1, verse
The tortoise and the rabbit walk in a race. The rabbit walks fast and sleeps in the middle. The tortoise walks late and works hard. When the rabbit woke up, the tortoise had arrived first.
Pinyin version: Gu He y tùjù, t ù xing sù, zh! Ng dà oé rá n, gu and xing chí, n lùbùxù This is a good example.
2. Translation
The tortoise and the rabbit race. The rabbit runs fast, but sleeps in the middle. The tortoise runs slowly, but it always keeps walking. When the rabbit woke up, the tortoise had reached the finish line.
3. Inspiration from the race between the tortoise and the hare.
The race between the tortoise and the hare is an intriguing fable. The story depicts a proud rabbit and a persistent little turtle. This story tells everyone: don't underestimate others easily.
Modesty makes people progress, while pride makes people lag behind. Only by doing things in a down-to-earth manner and not giving up halfway can we succeed. We must have perseverance and single-minded spirit, and we will win in the end.
This shows that although the starting point of talent is different, the unremitting efforts of the day after tomorrow can be surpassed.
Brief Introduction to the Authors of "Tortoise and Rabbit Race Walking" and "Tortoise and Rabbit Race"
1, Introduction to the author of Tortoise and Rabbit Race
Du Mu was the 13th in the family, so he was called "Du Thirteen" according to the custom of the Tang Dynasty. Du Mu's political talent is outstanding. When Du Mu was a teenager, he crusaded against the buffer region in Tang Xianzong, inspiring state affairs.
After studying, he cares about the army. Later, Du Mu specialized in Sun Tzu's Art of War, wrote thirteen articles about Sun Tzu's Art of War, and wrote many policy addresses. Especially on one occasion, it was adopted by Prime Minister Li Deyu, and it was a great success.
2. Introduction to the author of the tortoise and rabbit race.
Aesop Aesop, the author of The Race between the Tortoise and the Rabbit, is a fable writer from a slave family. He lived in the period of the formation of slave city-states in ancient Greece. At that time, the slave owners and nobles were arrogant and evil, and slaves and lower-class civilians were bullied.
Slaves and lower-class civilians will not succumb to the tyranny of slave owners and nobles. They used fables as weapons against slave owners. Aesop is the most representative among many fable writers who are slaves and civilians. He was a slave of a slave owner, ugly but extremely clever, and was later liberated.