Once upon a time, there was a shepherd boy who went to the mountains to herd sheep every day.

One day, he felt bored and came up with an idea to make fun of everyone. He shouted to the farmer who was farming at the foot of the mountain, "The wolf is coming! The wolf is coming! Help! " When the farmers heard the shouts, they rushed to the mountain with hoes and sickles. As they ran, they shouted, "Don't be afraid, son, we will help you kill the wolf!" " "

The farmers rushed to the mountain panting, but there was no sign of the wolf! Sheep Wahaha laughed: "It's funny, you have been cheated!" The farmers left angrily. The next day, the shepherd boy did the same thing again. The kind farmer rushed up to help him fight the wolf, but there was still no sign of the wolf.

The shepherd boy couldn't help laughing: "Ha ha! You've been taken in again! Haha! " Everyone was angry that the shepherd boy lied again and again and never trusted him again. A few days later, the wolf really came and broke into the sheep. The shepherd boy was very scared. He shouted to the farmers in despair, "The wolf is coming! The wolf is coming! Help! The wolf is really coming! "

When the farmers heard his cry, they thought he was lying again. Everyone ignored him and no one helped him. As a result, many sheep of the shepherd boy were killed by wolves.

It shows that lying is a bad behavior, which will not only disrespect others, but also lose others' trust in themselves. We should cultivate the good quality of being sincere to others.

Classic Children's Story (2): Three Monks

There is a small temple on the mountain, and there is a young monk in the temple. Every day, he carries water, recites scriptures, knocks wooden fish, adds water to the clean water bottle on Guanyin Bodhisattva's desk, and prevents rats from stealing food at night, leading a stable and comfortable life.

Soon, a long monk came. As soon as he arrived at the temple, he drank half a jar of water. The little monk asked him to fetch water, but the long monk thought it a pity to fetch water alone.

He asked the young monk to bring water, but two people could only carry one bucket at a time, which was very troublesome. They all haggle over every ounce, demanding that the bucket must be placed in the center of the pole, and they should not walk too fast or too slowly. Everyone wants to take advantage of anyone. However, despite the noise, they still have water and food every day.

Later, another fat monk came. He also wants to drink water, but there is no water in the tank. The young monk and the long monk told him to pick his own. The fat monk picked a handful of water and drank it all by himself.

Since then, no one has carried water, so the three monks have no water to drink. Everyone chants sutras and knocks on wooden fish. The water bottle in front of Guanyin Bodhisattva was not full, and the flowers withered. Rats come out to steal things at night, and no one cares. As a result, rats ran wild, knocked over candlesticks and ignited a fire. Three monks struggled to put out the fire together. The fire was put out and they woke up.

From then on, three monks and Qi Xin worked together, and there was naturally more water.

Classic Children's Stories (3): Pony Crossing the River

Pony and his mother live by a beautiful river covered with green grass. He stayed with his mother all the time except when she crossed the river to deliver food to the village across the river. He lived happily and time passed quickly.

One day, mother called the pony to her side and said, "Pony, you are old enough to help your mother." Take this bag of grain to the village across the river today. " The pony agreed with great pleasure.

He came to the river with food on his back. But there is no bridge on the river, so we have to wade across by ourselves. I don't know how deep the river is. The indecisive pony looked up and saw Niu Bo eating grass not far away.

Bob. Pony rushed over and asked, "Uncle Niu, do you know the depth of that river?" Uncle Niu straightened his tall body and said with a smile, "Not deep, not deep. To my calf. " The pony ran back happily.

This river will cross this river.

He had just taken a step when he heard a voice say, "Pony, Pony, don't go down. This river is very deep. "

Los Angeles. "The pony looked down and turned out to be a little squirrel. The little squirrel cocked its beautiful tail and opened its round eyes. She really said:

"One of my friends accidentally fell into the river the other day, and the river swept him away." Pony doesn't know. Uncle Niu said the river was shallow, and the little squirrel said the river was deep. What can we do? I have to go back and ask my mother.

Mother Ma saw the pony come back with her head down and food on her back from a distance. Thinking that he must be in trouble, he greeted him.

Ask the pony. Pony cried and told her mother what Uncle Niu and Little Squirrel said. Mother comforted the pony and said, "Never mind, let's go and have a look."

The pony and his mother came to the river again. Mother asked the pony to test the depth of the river this time. The pony carefully tried to wade across the river step by step.

Oh, he understood that this river is neither so shallow as Uncle Niu said, nor so deep as Komatsu said. You won't know until you try it yourself. The pony looked at his mother affectionately and said to himself, "Thank you, good mother." Then he turned and ran to the village.

Classic Children's Stories (IV): Monkeys Fishing for the Moon

When a group of monkeys were playing in the forest, the blue monkey looked up and saw the round and bright moon, dreaming of having it, so he whistled and called everyone in. They picked up the moon in the form of bamboo poles, but the bamboo poles were longer and the moon was still high above. The yellow monkey saw the reflection of the moon in the well water and whistled excitedly to call everyone.

The blue monkey scratched his head and made another plan. Everyone hangs the moon upside down one by one, but when the moon is really caught in the ladle, they fight for who owns it. As a result, the ladle fell to the ground and the moon was "broken", which was really "drawing water with a sieve".

Classic Children's Stories (V): Stealing Earrings

The thief found a big hammer and threw it at the clock desperately. There was a loud bang and he was stunned. The thief panicked and thought, this is bad. Isn't this clock equivalent to telling people that I stole the clock here? In desperation, he jumped on the bell and tried to cover it with open arms, but how to cover it? The bell is still echoing in the distance.

The more he listened, the more afraid he became. He involuntarily withdrew his hands and covered his ears hard. "Hey, the bell is getting smaller and I can't hear it!" The thief was very happy. "wonderful! Cover your ears and you won't hear the bell! " He immediately found two cloth balls to plug his ears, thinking that no one could hear the bell. So I let go and hit the bell. When the bell rang, it spread loudly to far away places. People heard the bell rush in and caught the thief.