Snail and oriole, a beautiful and philosophical nursery rhyme.

There are many children's songs that are not only pleasant to listen to and catchy, but also full of philosophy of life and profound implications. Snails and orioles is one of them.

Here's the thing:

Amen. There is a vine in front of it.

The peaceful and green land has just sprouted.

Snails carry heavy shells.

Climb step by step

Two orioles in the tree.

Hee hee hip-hop is laughing at it.

It will take a long time for grapes to ripen.

What are you doing here now?

Huang Huang oriole, don't laugh.

It will mature when I climb up.

This is a wonderful conversation between a snail and an oriole. The snail is climbing step by step, and its goal is ripe grapes. Although the grapes are not ripe, the snail has already started to act, because the goal has been set, and it must be acted immediately, and it will be realized sooner or later. The oriole is laughing at it, because the grapes are not ripe yet, and it's still early to come up, so don't worry. Two people have different physical qualities and cognitive concepts, so their ideas are completely different. Snails walk slowly and can only crawl a little, while birds can fly and reach their destinations quickly. Snail's answer is very wise, there is no need to make fun of others, go your own way. When you climb up, the grapes will ripen on their own. I have my own way, hehe!