Reading Fox and Dog in Aesop's Fables

In the holiday, I read the book Aesop's Fables, and I was deeply impressed by one of the stories, that is, the fox and the dog.

The story takes place in a sheepfold, a fox catches a lamb to treat him as his dinner, and the lamb asks for help again, when a shepherd dog is found. The fox hugged the lamb and said that he was playing with the sheep. The dog scared the fox away with a tough attitude, which prevented a tragedy from happening. This story made me understand that for robbers and villains, they can only deal with it with a tough attitude.

I think if the dog is not present, what if the dog fox deceives, what will happen? Of course, the fox catches the lamb, the sheep ask for help, no one comes to save it, it will be killed by the fox, and then the fox eats a delicious meal, and perhaps more than half of it is brought to the hole slowly. Eat, some give it to eat on its own, and some call lions, tigers, wolves... eat together. It’s terrible to think about it, thinking about it, I think of a lot of stories about Aesop’s fables, they are all about robbers and villains, and they have to deal with them with a tough attitude. So far, some people still think that the thief is a guest, and even the baby is directly dedicated to the robbers and villains to form a good relationship with them. It is shameful. It is even more shameful to learn thieves to steal things.

I am still saying that we should deal with the tough guys and villains with a tough attitude.

Fourth grade: Yuan Haoqin