What is the story of the cold bird?

Legend has it that a long, long time ago, there was a hairless bird called the Cold Howling Bird, also known as the "Shouting" bird. This bird is extremely fearful, poor, lazy, lazy things, the base of the nest is not base, the do not do things, do not seek a lifetime of comfort, only a moment of enjoyment.

Whenever the cold winds and severe winters come, this bird will wail in the winter night when the water drips into the ice: "Freezing to death, freezing to death, to build a nest in the morning." However, until the next day, the sun rises in the east, when the sun shines, it will forget last night's bone-chilling pain and vow, enjoying the warmth of the sun;

Early to build a nest to protect against the cold thing thrown into the clouds. Day in and day out, the cold howling bird constantly denies its own immediate goal, drunkenly living. I don't know how many days passed when people suddenly realized that the bird had disappeared. Since then, the bird has become a negative example for people to teach their descendants after dinner.

Expanded:

The story of the chilly howler bird tells us that we can't be short-sighted in life. The story of the chilly bird tells us that we must not be short-sighted, but must make long-term plans. As the old saying goes: "If you don't have far-sightedness, you'll have nearness of worry, and if you live, you'll have ambitious ideals, and you'll also have a down-to-earth spirit, and you can't get by with it.

Whatever you do have to have goals and plans, rather than just say no, the actual action is far more effective than verbal; like the story of the hornbill repeating every day, said: "tomorrow to base the nest," however, have not been put into action, so the last was frozen to death.

It also tells us that we can only get something in return for our efforts. As the saying goes, "no effort is too great for a man's heart", and as long as the hornbill puts in a little bit of effort every day, then the nest will be built properly, and it won't freeze to death.