A crow was thirsty and circled low in the sky looking for water. After searching for a long time, it found a water bottle not far away, so it happily flew over and stopped steadily at the mouth of the water bottle, ready to drink water happily. However, there was too little water in the water bottle, the mouth of the bottle was small, and the neck of the bottle was long, so the crow's mouth couldn't reach the water anyway. What to do?
The crow thought that if he knocked over the water bottle, he could drink the water. So, it rushed down from high altitude and hit the water bottle violently. But the water bottle was too heavy. The crow tried all his strength, but the water bottle still didn't move.
In anger, the crow picked up a stone from a short distance and threw it at the water bottle. It wanted to drink water after smashing the water bottle, but it didn't expect that the stone was just right and fell into the water bottle with a "plop".
The crow flew down and saw that the water bottle was not broken at all. The attentive crow discovered that the pebbles sank to the bottom of the bottle, and the water inside seemed to be higher than before.
"There is a way. Now I can drink water." The crow was very happy. It yelled "Wow" and started to move. It picked up many stones and dropped them into the water bottle one by one. As the number of stones increases, the water in the water bottle slowly rises upward bit by bit.
Finally, the water in the water bottle almost reached the top of the bottle, and the crow could finally drink the water. He stood at the mouth of the water bottle and drank the sweet and delicious water, feeling so happy and comfortable. ?
Extended information:
1. Creation background
In the 6th century BC, the ancient Greek fabler Aesop created through processed folk tales In order to teach people how to behave and behave as a human being, the story of a crow drinking water was created.
2. Literary Appreciation
Crow Drinking Water warns people that when they encounter difficulties, they must be good at thinking and use their brains, and no matter how difficult the problem is, they will be easily solved. Everything in this world is worthy of our careful exploration and discovery. We need to use wise eyes to discover the essence of the problem, and never be confused by the surface of things.
Crows come across as stupid and annoying. It is very unsuitable for students to develop prejudices, stereotypes, and stereotypes about crows. Every life deserves respect, even an ugly crow has an immortal life story behind it.
As the spirits of all things, we should look at everything on this beautiful planet with a rational and detached attitude, including crows that don’t look very pleasing to the eye. There is no reason for humans to label crows "stupid" or "annoying", not to mention that crows are actually smart and not so stupid!
3. Enlightenment
In the process of doing things, people tend to form inertial thinking. Once they break the inertial thinking, they will find that the world suddenly opens up, and they will be amazed that they can actually do something. There are so many ways. If you use your brain and grasp the essence of things, you can find solutions to problems. Survival is such a science.
As can be seen in this story, the clever crow used its wit to finally drink the water from the bottle. This story also tells readers that if you encounter difficulties while studying, you must use your brain like a crow. Only in this way can you find a solution to the difficulty.
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