The moral of this fable is to accept and understand the differences between different individuals and social groups. It reminds us not to see only superficial differences, but to try to understand and accept different individuals and social groups. Through mutual understanding and respect, we can build a more inclusive and harmonious society.

In the story, the bear has a good impression on the rabbit, which can be understood as a leap-forward love between two different social groups. Bears like rabbits not only because they have attractive appearance and personality, but also because they complement each other and learn from each other's characteristics. Through mutual attraction and understanding, bears and rabbits have established a connection that spans social differences.