1, elephant rope

A gentleman was walking through the elephant camp when he found that the elephant was not locked in a cage or tied with chains. What made them escape from the camp was just a small rope tied to their legs.

When the man stared at the elephant, he had no idea why the elephant not only broke the rope with his own strength, but also escaped from the camp. They could have done it easily, but they didn't try at all Out of curiosity and wanting to know the answer, he asked the nearby animal trainer, "Why did the elephant just stand there and never tried to escape?"

The coach replied, "When they were very young, we tied them up with ropes of the same size. At that age, it was enough to fix them." As they grow up, they begin to believe that they will not leave. They believe that the rope can still hold them, so they never try to break free. "

Elephants didn't break free, and the only reason they fled the camp was that they accepted the belief that they couldn't escape with the passage of time.

Moral enlightenment of the story: No matter how the world tries to stop you, please always believe that what you want to achieve is possible. Believing that you can succeed is the most important step towards real success.

2. Frogs

When a group of frogs went through the Woods, two of them fell into a deep pit. When other frogs crowded into the pit and saw how deep it was, they told the two frogs that they had no hope of coming up. However, the two frogs decided to ignore what other frogs were saying, so they tried to jump out of the pit.

Despite hard work, the frog outside the pit said he would give up. They will never jump out. Finally, one of the frogs listened to the other frogs, so he gave up and fell down. The other frog continued to do his best. Once again, flocks of frogs growled at him: if you jump like this again, you will die of pain!

He jumped even harder and finally jumped out of the pit. When he came out, the other frogs said, "Didn't you hear us tell you to give up?" The frog explained to them in sign language that he was deaf. He thinks they have been encouraging him.

Moral enlightenment of the story: people's words will have a great impact on others' lives. Think about it and say it. This may just be the difference between life and death.

3, a catty of butter

A farmer sold a catty of butter to a baker. One day, the baker decided to weigh the butter to see if he had added enough butter, which was not the case. He was so angry that he took the farmer to court.

The judge asked the farmer if he was weighing butter. The farmer replied, "my Lord, I am very primitive." I'm not sure if my scale is accurate, but I have a method. The judge asked, "Then how do you weigh the butter?" "

The farmer replied, "Well, I bought a catty of bread from the baker before he bought butter from me." Every day, when the baker brings bread, I will put it on the scale and give him the same weight of butter. If anyone is accused, it is the baker. "

Moral enlightenment of the story: in life, what you get is what you pay. Don't try to cheat others.

4. Obstacles on the road

In ancient times, the king put a big stone in the roadway. Then he hid to see if anyone would move the boulder. The richest businessman in the kingdom and the ministers in the courtiers came and walked around. Many people loudly condemned the king for not keeping the road open, but they didn't take any action to open it.

Then a farmer came with a pile of vegetables. When approaching the boulder, the farmer put down his burden and tried to push it away. After hard work, he finally succeeded.

When the farmer went back to pick up vegetables, he noticed a wallet lying on the road where the boulder was. There are many gold coins and the king's note in the wallet, which says: Gold coins are for those who remove boulders from the roadside.

Moral enlightenment of this story: Every obstacle we encounter in life gives us a chance to improve our situation. In complaining about laziness, others finish their work and create opportunities for themselves through their kindness, generosity and helpfulness.

5. Blind girl

There was a blind girl who hated herself because she was blind. The only person she doesn't hate is her boyfriend, because he is always by her side. She said that if one day her eyes could see the world again, she would marry him.

One day, someone donated her eyes so that she could see everything, including her boyfriend. Her boyfriend asked her, "Now that you can see the world, will you marry me?"

When the girl saw that her boyfriend was blind, she was shocked and refused to marry him. Her boyfriend walked away with tears in his eyes, and later wrote her a letter saying, "Dear, please take care of my eyes."

Moral of the story: When we change ourselves, our thoughts will also change. Some people may not see or appreciate what they used to look like. There are many things to express this story, more than one.