Than the ability

In the beautiful forest live a lively deer and clever monkey. One day, the little monkey and the deer came together.

The monkey said with a sigh of relief: "Hey, deer, will you climb the tree? Are you going to jump on the tree? Think about your four legs trying to catch the trunk and not standing up, standing under the tree and watching me freely Jumping around in the trees, but you can only stand there silly, I want to laugh, hehe!" "What's so great, my powerful long legs are even better than the lions and tigers." The deer said with conviction. The two of them said a word, and I arguing fiercely. At this time, the elephant came over, the monkey hurriedly said: "Go, let's look for an elephant to judge!" "Go, who is afraid of who!" Xiaolu said confidently. The elephant listened to the passing of the thing, pointed the fruit tree on the opposite side with a long nose, and said with a smile: "Can you both pick the fruit on the other side of the river?" The deer and the little monkey answered in unison: "Of course!" "When they finished, they both ran up." The deer ran to the river and jumped up. He jumped over the river at once. It came under the fruit trees and jumped and jumped, but he could not pick the fruit of the tree. The little monkey came to the small river, the river was deep and anxious, and he was afraid to scratch his head. The deer is anxious to think: this is not the way to go, or to pick up the monkey, and then let the monkey climb the tree, as long as they work together, you can pick the fruit. After thinking about it, the deer hurried over the river and came to the monkey. The monkey understood the meaning of the deer and sat firmly on the back of the deer. They came under the fruit trees, and the monkeys climbed the tree flexibly and took off the fruit.

When they handed the fruit to the elephant, the elephant said happily: "I believe that you not only pick the fruit, but also understand that one has strengths and weaknesses. You can't just look at other people's shortcomings and not see other people's strengths." The monkey and the deer looked at each other and smiled embarrassedly.

Third grade: Chen Yizhen