The little white rabbit in the forest hates wolves. The white rabbit called the wolf "not a thing". The wolf gnashed his teeth with anger and wanted to eat the white rabbit in one bite. The wolf accounts with the white rabbit every day.

Finally, one day, the wolf and the white rabbit met. The wolf and the white rabbit are on both sides of the river, and a wooden bridge connects them. The wolf didn't seem to see the white rabbit when he crossed the bridge, and the white rabbit didn't panic when he crossed the bridge.

Why doesn't the old wolf eat the white rabbit? And why didn't the white rabbit panic?

It turns out that the wolf and the white rabbit didn't cross the bridge at the same time. When the wolf crossed the bridge, the white rabbit didn't cross the bridge, so the wolf couldn't eat it, and when the white rabbit crossed the bridge, the wolf wasn't on the bridge, so the white rabbit naturally didn't panic.