But in the end, the little crab found a job that suits him. This story tells us that everyone has his own advantages and disadvantages. If you stick to it, you will always find a job that suits you.
Original text:
The little crab who loves to spit bubbles wants to find a job when he grows up. He came to the barber shop and waved a big paw to give the customer a haircut. The little crab cut his hair fast and well, but the hot air from the hair dryer made him feel uncomfortable and couldn't spit out the bubbles in his mouth. Little crab goes to the library as a librarian. He sends books and pictorial to the children.
This little crab has many hands and can carry many books at a time. However, his big pliers accidentally tore open the book, and the bubbles in his mouth made the book wet again. Little crab goes to a restaurant as a waiter. He walked fast and steadily with food. A pair of big pliers are like pliers. It is convenient to open the bottle cap of beer. There are many bubbles in the beer bottle, and there are bubbles in the mouth of the little crab. The little crab thinks that the children who come to eat will be unhappy when they see themselves bubbling, so they should find another job. ?
The little crab walks to the door of the food store. He thought, I will soak, and others will think I am greedy. You'd better find a doctor to treat you, and come again without spitting bubbles. The doctor in the hospital told the little crab that crabs spit bubbles, not diseases. If you look patiently, you will find a job that suits you. The little crab went to the door of the clothing store and looked at the beautiful clothes. He is worried that his big paws will tear his clothes and that bubbles will wet them. ?
The little crab walked along the street and came to the shop selling soap and soap powder. He thought, "This is the right job for me." He blew big bubbles with soapy water. Big bubbles floated in front of the store like balloons, attracting everyone. With so many customers, the little crab is very happy. The little crab wrote a letter to his mother: "Mom, I found a job, and I am very happy every day ..."