What does the story of the wolf tell us?

The story of Wolf Comes tells us a truth: Don't lie. Lying is an act of disrespect to others, and it also makes you lose the trust of others.

Wolf is a children's fable, which comes from Aesop's Fables. Wolf is a pillow fable handed down by the people. Although the story is simple, it is very instructive. The story of the wolf coming is mainly about a child who often uses the wolf coming to fool people and make them stop their work to save him, but later everyone doesn't trust him. When the wolf really came one day, no one believed him. Finally, many of his sheep were killed by wolves.

The story of "Wolf" tells us a truth: once a lie is told, someone will believe it, but the crisis of trust has already happened. Lying again and again will not only help you, but also turn trust into doubt. Honesty is the foundation of people. Don't cheat others easily. You'll get hurt eventually.

The original story of "Wolf"

Once upon a time, in a village, there was a child herding sheep. He goes to herd sheep every day. One day, he suddenly felt that it was boring to listen, and he shouted, "The wolf is coming, the wolf is coming!" "Hearing this, the villagers came to help with hoes, but when they saw no sign of the wolf, they left angrily.

The next day, the child was annoyed and shouted "Wolf". The villagers thought that the child would not do it again and came to save him, only to find that he was cheated again.

On the third day, the wolf really came, and the child shouted, "The wolf is coming, the wolf is coming!" " However, the villagers no longer believed him and no one came to help him. The child got what he deserved and was eaten.