Yellow Lemon Version - Animal Fairy Tales - CCTV

Author: Zhao Chunxiang (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
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Fox and Wolf: If you are a weakling, don’t try to get "unjustified benefits" from a stronger one, even if it seems reasonable. Otherwise, you’ll end up like another fox in the story of Houbushi Chen. If the fox who lost his tail were to speak, he might argue rationally: "I cured the wolf’s illness, so why is it wrong for him to give me some compensation? Besides, he had promised to thank me beforehand." That’s right—it’s a universal truth! However, these generous and passionate words lose all meaning compared to the wolf’s sharp teeth.
Wolf with a wagging tail: Wolf and goat, the classic protagonists of fairy tales, both weak but distinct in character. The tide turns—here comes the wolf, trapped and in urgent need of help from a passing goat. The wolf can’t use his sharp claws and teeth, so he resorts to "sugar-coated bullets." The always victimized lamb, discerning and not trusting the wolf in the trap to be a tame dog. Desperate, the wolf uses his trump card—wagging his stiff tail to pretend to be part of the dog family—and that’s how he was exposed. Essence reveals everything.
Ugly Duckling, City Mouse, and Country Mouse.