Run like a hare

When I was young, every summer vacation, we played with the adults and went to work. The older people learned to cut wheat, and the smaller ones missed the wheat in the wheat fields. The child's playfulness determines that we don't have much patience and tenacity for the hard farm work. After a long time, we will call friends and join us in the three or five groups to pick wild fruits and ostrich nests for fun.

Once I worked hard in the field, I asked my friends to go up the mountain to find a hare. On a mountain ridge, we were alarmed by the hare that slept in the lush grass. Hearing our footsteps, a hare leaped out of the grass and ran to the higher point of the mountain. We think that if the hare is chased to the hill, the hare will be exhausted and eventually become our prey. Then he rushed to chase after another, chasing from another mountain ridge to another mountain ridge, skipping another gully from one gully. The partner who ran in front slammed the stone, chased the hare, and screamed in the back, screaming to shake the hare and let it slow down.

Panting for a long time, when we crossed the opposite mountain, the hare had already run without a trace. This makes us very sad.

After going down the mountain, I went through the details of the chasing rabbits to the rest of the adults. The adults were very funny about our stupidity. They said that you made a mistake of common sense. You should chase the hare down, not the chase, because the hare has short front legs and long hind legs, and is good at running high, especially when in danger. If it runs from a height to a low position, the hind legs will not be able to make a strong effort, and will be followed by a series of heads, speeding into the predicament. Moreover, when running up, people are prone to fatigue, and the hare just uses the defects of the body to turn the disadvantages into advantages and escape from danger. We suddenly realized. We did not change our playability and went up the mountain. We searched the hare from the hill to the foot of the mountain. Soon after, we found a rabbit that was eating wild grass in the mountains where the hare disappeared. We didn’t rush to shake it, but we stood in the heights and wrapped the hare from different directions. The hare quickly found the danger and immediately jumped out of the grass and tried to escape. Unexpectedly, we fell into our encirclement, and the hare had to run down. As adults say, the faster the panicked hare runs down, the more the heads are planted, and we easily capture the hare. Pushing objects and people, we are sometimes very similar to the hare. The difference is that people in adversity yearn for good times and adversity as a stumbling block. The hare, on the other hand, is like a thin ice in the good times, going deep into the adversity. If the fish gets water, the more you go, the more open you are.

We really should run like a hare, jump out of the mindset, turn disadvantages into advantages, and run out of bright prospects.

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