Once upon a time, there was a fox living in the forest. One day, he came and sat under a tree which a crow was perching on. The fox wanted to eat, so he said to the crow "You are
the loveliest bird I have never seen. You have the smoothest and brightest feather in then world and the sharpen beak I have never seen in my life. If you sing perhaps your voice is as sharp as a cicada, you must be the queen of all the birds." The crow heard the fox admiring her; she was very happy and descended quickly from the tree. Suddenly, the fox caught her before she touched the ground. What a pity! Finally, the crow was eaten by the fox.
the loveliest bird I have never seen. You have the smoothest and brightest feather in then world and the sharpen beak I have never seen in my life. If you sing perhaps your voice is as sharp as a cicada, you must be the queen of all the birds." The crow heard the fox admiring her; she was very happy and descended quickly from the tree. Suddenly, the fox caught her before she touched the ground. What a pity! Finally, the crow was eaten by the fox.
Moral Values
- Being over joyed and sad upon admiration and criticism can result in danger.
- Admiration always has purpose there fone, don't have tenderness toward it.
