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During the Warring States period, there was a family who planted some bayberry. When it was mature, it rained heavily. The stone under the guardrail broke my big mouth.

The next day, many children saw that there was a big mouth, and they curiously went in and saw a lot of red bayberry. They used wooden sticks to make a big mouthful of eating and ate a lot of bayberry. They decided to be there tomorrow. Eat and call his good friend. The owner of this piece of arbutus saw this big hole, and thought, anyway, Yang Mei would lose what it was for not using this hole. If I can't get the hole of Yangmei, will Yangmei come back? Besides, it is both laborious and time-consuming to make up this hole. It is better not to make up for it! On the second day, the group of children came again, and they ate Yangmei. The mouth was getting bigger and bigger, the bayberry was getting less and less, the children came one day, and the master repeated the day after day: "Anyway If you lose it, you will lose it. Will Yangmei come back?" Neighbors: "Hurry up and make up the Yangmei railings. If you don't make up the group, you will eat your Yangmei." He repeated the sentence. He was wrong again. After a month, Yang Mei was going to be cooked. He went to pick it up. When he saw Yang Meishu there was a restless dog, he was only late to repair the railing.

This story tells us that doing things should not be wrong and wrong.

First day: Yang Jinsong