The frog said, "Let's split it equally, one for each person." Swan, duck, hedgehog and pig all agreed, but the fox wanted to keep the butter for himself, but he didn't agree. He had a bad idea and said, "There is a pit here. Let's compete to see who jumps into the pit first and comes out first, and who gets this piece of butter. "
Hearing this, the hedgehog and the pig turned around the pit and wanted to jump in. Swans and ducks fluttered their wings and flew into the pit.
The fox also came to the pit.
Only the frog crawled slowly behind and followed the fox.
When the fox reached the pit, the frog bit its tail. The frog thought, if the fox jumps out of the pit, it will definitely raise its tail. It really is. The frog grabbed the fox's tail first and went into the pit, and came out faster than the fox. Swan and duck fly out almost at the same time.
Finally, the swan, the duck and the frog shared the butter.
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Classification of fairy tales:
From the perspective of expression, fairy tales can be roughly divided into three types: superman fairy tales, humanoid fairy tales and normal fairy tales. But these three are not completely separated, and sometimes they are interrelated. In other words, in a fairy tale, there may be both normal and humanoid expressions. Wait, wait.
From the perspective of subject matter, fairy tales (fairy tales with big concepts) can be divided into two categories: scientific fairy tales (also known as "knowledge fairy tales") and literary fairy tales (also known as "moral fairy tales"). The usual "fairy tale" defaults to "literary fairy tale".
Four fairy tales: Andersen's fairy tale, Grimm's fairy tale, Happy Prince, Arabian Nights (also known as Arabian Nights).