The Wolf and the Lamb is from Aesop's Fables, which tells the story that the Wolf and the Lamb happened to drink water by a stream at the same time. The story of the wolf looking for various excuses to eat the lamb. The story is that no matter what you say to a bad guy like a wolf, it's useless. Because bad people won't reason with you. So we should learn to protect ourselves.

As a fable for educating students, story appreciation tells us that bad people always try their best to find excuses to satisfy their own interests, no matter how absurd these excuses are. In the environment where the law of the jungle prevails, it is not enough to be reasonable and just, only strength can survive. Rules are always made by the strong, and history is always written by the winners. The same is true of so-called weak countries without diplomacy. In the long run, justice will surely defeat evil, but in part, strength is the key factor that determines the outcome. Strategically, we adhere to justice and firmly believe in truth; Tactically, stick to strategy and firmly believe in strength. In addition, with wonderful satirical brushwork, the cruelty and insolence of the rulers at that time were exposed.