Ancient Fables for Sixth Grade

Chinese fables are an important part of traditional Chinese culture and national wisdom, each story opens a window to us, from which we can look into a fresh world, where not only fun, but also understand countless of the world's reasoning, the following for you to carefully organize a number of ancient fables for the sixth grade, welcome to check.

Sixth Grade Ancient Fable Story 1

Zou Ji, the phase state of King Wei of Qi, was a good-looking man, 8 feet tall, and very stout and beautiful. Xu Gong, who lived in the same city with Zou Ji, was also a good-looking man and a famous beauty in Qi.

One morning, Zou Ji woke up, put on the clothes, wear a good hat, walk to the mirror to scrutinize the whole body attire and their own appearance. He felt that he looked really different and superior, so he casually asked his wife, "Look, who is more beautiful compared to Xu Gong in the north of the city?

His wife went up to him, and while helping him to straighten his lapel, she replied: How beautiful you look, and how can that Mr. Xu compare with you?

In his heart, Zou Ji was not quite convinced, for Duke Xu, who lived in the north of the city, was recognized as a beautiful man, and he was afraid that he could not compare with him, so he asked his concubine again, saying: Who is prettier between me and Duke Xu in the north of the city?

His concubine quickly said, "You are much more beautiful than Mr. Xu, how can he compare with you?

The next day, a guest came to visit, Zou Ji sat with him and chatted with him, remembering yesterday's incident, so he asked the guest again in passing, "Who do you think is prettier compared with Mr. Xu in the north of the city? The guest did not hesitate to say: Mr. Xu can not compare with you, you are much more beautiful than him.

Zou Ji so made three surveys, everyone agreed that he is more beautiful than Xu Gong. However, Zou Ji was a man of brains, and did not become complacent, thinking that he was really prettier than Xu Gong.

It so happened that one day, Xu Gong from the north of the city came to Zou Ji's house to pay a visit. At first glance, Zou Ji was stunned by Xu Gong's imposing and radiant image. As they talked, Zou Ji couldn't stop looking at Xu Gong. He realized that he was not as good-looking as Xu Gong. In order to confirm this conclusion, he secretly look at himself in the mirror, and then turn around to look at Xu Gong, the result is even more think that he looks worse than Xu Gong.

At night, Zou Ji lay on his bed and thought about this matter over and over again. If he was not as good-looking as Xu Gong, why did his wife, his concubine, and the guest say that he was prettier than Xu Gong? Thinking about it at last, he finally found the conclusion of the problem. Zou Ji said to himself: So all these people are paying me compliments! My wife says that I am beautiful because she favors me; my concubine says that I am beautiful because she is afraid of me; my guests say that I am beautiful because they are asking for it. It seems that I have been flattered by the compliments of those around me and have lost sight of my true self.

This fable tells us that we must keep a clear head in a sea of praise, especially those in leadership positions, and be more self-aware in order not to lose our way.

Sixth Grade Ancient Fables 2

Once upon a time, there was a man in Wei Di, known for his erudition. A lot of curiosities and curiosities, it is said that as long as he took a look at it, he could know what is the dynasty of what utensils, and explain the head is the way, everyone admires him, he himself is often proud.

One day, he went to the river to walk, accidentally kicked a hard thing, the foot also touched the pain. He hated while rubbing his feet while looking around, it turned out to be a piece of copper. He immediately forgot his foot pain and picked it up for a closer look. This copper is shaped like a wine glass, there is a hole on each side, the pattern carved on it, just like a rare antique.

Wei was very happy to get such a treasure, and decided to celebrate with a feast. He set up a banquet, invited a lot of friends and relatives, said to everyone: "I recently got a summer and Shang Dynasty artifacts, now take it out to let everyone enjoy play." So he carefully took out the bronze artifact, filled it with wine, and offered it to the guests. Everyone looked and looked, touched and touched, all pretended to know how to look at and praise, congratulate the master got a treasure. But the guests and hosts drink less than a round, unexpected things happened. A man from the mountain of hatred, once he saw the Wei people used to drink the copper, and asked in shock: "Where did you get

this thing? This is a copper crotch protector, used by the people of Jiaojia to protect their genitals." This came, the audience clamored, Wei was ashamed, immediately threw away the copper, dare not look at it again. There is no coincidence. There was a man of letters in the place of Chu Kiu, whose reputation for erudition and knowledge was not less than that of the Wei man. One day, he got an ancient object shaped like a horse, made very exquisite, neck hair and tail are complete, but there is a hole in the back. Chu Qiu Wenren how can not think of what it is used for, it is everywhere to inquire, but asked all over the neighborhood near and far many people, none of them recognize what it is. Only a claimed to be knowledgeable, learned people heard the news to find the door, studied the antique, and then slowly and methodically said: "Ancient ?tititititititititititititititititititititi, this is probably a horse-shaped wine cup?" Chu Qiu Wenren heard the great joy, put it into the box collection up, whenever the feast entertained guests, take out the wine.

Once, the mountain man happened to pass by the home of the Chukwu literati, and saw that he used this thing to hold wine, and said in shock: "Where did you get this thing? This is a urinal, or what the noblewomen call a 'beast', how can it be used as a wine cup?" When he heard this, his face turned red to the roots of his ears, and he was so ashamed that he wished to dig a hole in the ground at once, and hurriedly threw the antique far away, and dared not look at it any more, like the Wei people. The people of the world laughed at him for this.

Ancient Fables for the Sixth Grade3

In the field, the large crops are bathed in sunshine and rain, and are growing vigorously. Maybe you can't see that the crop grows every day, but it is literally growing taller.

There is a Song people rely on planting crops for a living, every day must go to the ground to labor. When the sun is in the sky, there is no shade, the head of the Sung man beads of sweat straight down, the body of the shirt is soaked with sweat, but he had to grovel under the scorching sun to plant rice seedlings. When it rains heavily, there is no place to hide, Song had to brave the rain in the field plowing, the rain hit him to lift his head, and with the sweat down.

So, day in and day out, after laboring for a day, Song returned home, so tired that he didn't even want to move, and didn't even want to say a word. The Sung man found it really hard work. What upset him even more was that he carried a hoe to the field every day, but the crops, which were not understanding, did not seem to grow tall at all, which was a great anxiety.

On this day, the Sung man had plowed his field for a long time and sat down on the ridge to rest. He looked at the crop field, which was so big that it seemed to have no boundaries, and couldn't help but feel a wave of anxiety coming back to him. He said to himself, "Crops, do you know how hard I work every day? Why don't you sympathize with me and grow taller? Fast grow tall, fast grow tall ......" he read, while his hand to pull the body clothes of a thread, the thread did not pull off, but out of a large section. Song Guo Ren looked at the thread out of focus, suddenly, his mind popped out an idea: "Yes, I originally how not thought, so do!" Song Guoren instantly came to energy, a leap of faith began to busy ......

The sun set, Song Guoren's wife has long been ready to eat, sitting at the table waiting for him to come back. "In the past, he should have been back by this time, could something have happened?" She thought worriedly. Suddenly the door opened with a creak, and Song returned sweating profusely. As soon as he entered, he said excitedly, "I'm exhausted today! I pulled out some of every crop, and they grew so much taller all of a sudden ......" he said and gestured. "What? You ......" The Song's wife was so shocked that she couldn't even finish her sentence, so she hurriedly carried a lantern and ran deep into the field. But it was too late, the crops had all died.

The growth of everything in nature has its own objective laws, and there is no way for people to forcefully change these laws, only to follow the laws to do things in order to achieve success. The stupid Song people do not understand this reasoning, eager to make quick progress, eager to get things done, and only want to let the crops according to their own wishes to grow taller, and the result is an opposite end.

Ancient Fables for the Sixth Grade 4

One day, Yang Zi's neighbor was on his way back from shepherding his sheep when he encountered a line of carriages and horses galloping on his way, and the sheep scattered in all directions because of the fright. When the horses and carriages passed, the man gathered the sheep together and rushed home. After carefully counting the sheep, he realized that he had lost one of them, so he immediately summoned his family and invited Yang Zi's servant to go with him to look for the sheep. Yang Zi said in disbelief, "Ahem, it's only one lost sheep, why do you need to raise a big crowd and send so many people to look for it?" The neighbor said, "There are many forks in the mountains and fields, and fewer people can't be assigned to it." Yang Zi felt that this was reasonable and did not say anything further. He watched the group go out of the village.

The neighbor led the group first along the main road that they had passed through when they drove the sheep home, and as soon as they encountered a fork in the road, they sent one of their men to search along the fork. It wasn't long before the men he had brought with him were dispatched, leaving the neighbor alone on the main road. But before he had gone far, there was another fork in the road. He stood at the fork in the road and was in a dilemma. In his anxiety, he chose one of the paths. As he walked, he saw another fork in the road. The neighbor was at his wits' end. Seeing that it was nearly dusk, he had no choice but to go back. Along the way, he met other sheep hunters who said they had encountered the same difficulty.

Yang Zi, who was eating dinner at home, suddenly heard noisy voices outside, and knew that the people who were looking for the sheep had come back. He went out and asked the neighbor, "Did you find the sheep?" The neighbor replied, "I lost it." Yang Zi said, "How is it that you can't find it when you have brought so many men to look for it?" The neighbor said, "I knew that there were forks in the road, so I brought a few more men to look for the sheep. But I didn't realize that there were still forks in the road. It is so overwhelming when only one person is left to face the forks."

Yangzi was a little sullen when he heard this from his neighbor. He frowned, his face was gray, and he did not say a word. That day everyone never saw him show a single smile again. Yang Zi's disciples all thought it a little strange, so they asked in puzzlement, "Sheep are not valuable livestock, and they don't belong to Mr. Yang, what is the reason for you to mope around like this?" Yangzi said, "I am not lamenting the loss of a sheep. I am reminded by this incident that the search for truth is just like these sheep that are lost on the wrong path, if they lose their way, they will also return to no avail."

This fable tells people: in the study of a subject, we should grasp the direction, focus on understanding the essence, and not be confused by various appearances.

Sixth Grade Ancient Fables 5

During the Warring States period, there was a minister of the State of Chu named Zhuang Xin, who one day said to King Xiang of Chu, "When you are in the palace, the left is the state marquis, and the right is the Xiahou; and when you go out, the Yan Ling Jun and Shou Hejun are always following to see you. You and these four people specialize in luxury and pleasure, regardless of state affairs, Ying (Chu capital, in today's Hubei Province, Jiangling County, north) must be dangerous!"

Xiang listened to the king, very not high with, angry scolded: "You are old and confused? The king of Xiang listened to the words, and was very unhappy with them, and scolded: "Are you old and confused?

Zhuang Xin replied unhurriedly, "I really feel that things must come to this point, do not dare to deliberately say that Chu has any misfortune. If you keep favoring this man, Chu must perish. Since you don't believe me, please allow me to go to Zhao to hide for a while and see how things will really turn out." Zhuang Xin had only lived in Zhao for five months when Qin really sent troops to invade Chu, and King Xiang was forced to go into exile in Yangcheng (northwest of present-day Xixian County, Henan Province). This is to think Zhuang Xin words are good, quickly sent people to Zhuang Xin back, asked him what way; Zhuang Xin is very sincere and said: "I have heard, see rabbit teeth think of the hounds, it is not too late; sheep run away before making up the sheep pen, it is not too late. ......"

This is a very meaningful story, only know enjoyment, do not know how to do things, the result is bound to be met with tragic failure undoubtedly. The idiom of "mending the prison after a sheep is lost" is based on the above two sentences, which expresses the meaning that it is not too late to save something after it has been handled incorrectly. For example, an entrepreneur made a mistake in estimating the development of things and ventured into a situation of failure. But he was not discouraged, and patiently thought things over again, learning from this mistake, and thinking that it was not too late to "mend the fold" and start from scratch!

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