There is a big tree in the forest, and crows live in it. There is a hole under the tree and a fox lives in it.
One day, the crow took a piece of meat and stood on a tree to rest. The fox saw it. The fox is greedy and wants the meat from the crow's mouth. Because the crow has meat in its mouth on the branch, the fox can't get it under the tree. The desire for meat made the fox refuse to give up easily.
It rolled its eyes and said, "Dear crow, how are you?" The crow didn't answer. The fox had to pay a smile and say, "Dear crow, how is your child?" The crow looked at the fox, but still didn't answer.
The fox wagged his tail and spoke for the third time: "Dear crow, your feathers are really beautiful. Sparrows are far behind you. You have a good voice. Everyone likes to hear you sing. Why not sing a few words? "
Crow is very proud: I have a good voice. Only you foxes like to listen to me sing, so she sings happily. Hardly had I opened my mouth when the meat fell out. The fox picked up the meat and got into the hole, leaving only the crow to "sing" there.
References:
1, the meaning of crow and fox
(1) Fox Horn
In order to achieve its goal, it will do whatever it takes. It only has interests in its eyes, confuses each other in various ways, makes them relax their vigilance, and then gets what they want.
(2) For crows, it is a kind of stupidity. Knowing that the opponent is so cunning, I don't know the east, the west, the north and the south, and I am deceived when I am happy.
2. Introduction to the author of The Crow and the Fox.
The Crow and the Fox comes from krylov's fable. The author is krylov, whose full name is Ivan andreyevich krylov. He is a famous Russian fable writer and one of the three fables in the world.
Krylov was born into a poor family of an infantry captain in Moscow. He didn't go to school formally. Besides reading, krylov often went to the market when he was a child, where he studied Italian, violin and painting.
During the period of 1789- 1793, krylov successively edited and published the Elf Post, Observer, Mercury in St. Petersburg and other publications, and published some satirical articles such as Crazy Family, Joker, Writer in the Front Office, Modern Shop and Training Women.
Krylov wrote fables after 1806. Krylov's Fables consists of 9 volumes, with 206 articles published.
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