The story of tiger, fox and tiger, 30 words.

Deep in the forest, a tiger was hungry for a long time. Suddenly, it found a fox in front of it, so it jumped on its face and caught it. Then, it is ready to enjoy this big meal. In order to get rid of the fate of being eaten by the tiger, the cunning fox quickly fabricated a lie. He said to the tiger, "You can't eat me. I was appointed king of beasts by the Emperor of Heaven. If you eat me, God will definitely punish you. "

The tiger was dubious and said, "God made you king of beasts? How can you prove to me what you said? " Seeing that the tiger was cheated, the fox quickly said, "If you don't believe what I said, take me for a walk in the mountains, and I can show you the awe of other animals."

After thinking for a while, the tiger decided to travel to the forest with the fox. Then, the fox walked proudly in front, and the tiger followed him in the jungle.

When the animals in the mountain forest saw the tiger coming, they were very scared and ran away one by one.

Seeing this, the fox said to the tiger, "What's the matter? Do you believe it now? Are all the animals in the forest afraid of me? "

The tiger didn't know that the animal behind the fox was really afraid of himself, so he believed the fox's words. In this way, the tiger not only didn't eat the fox, but also let the fox off the stage in front of all the animals.

B. The story of tiger, fake fox and tiger, 50 words.

Copying Smith's story;

The tiger caught a fox and tried to eat it. The fox said that it was sent by God to take care of all the animals in the forest. If the tiger eats it, it will disobey God's orders and be severely punished by God. Follow it to find animals if you don't believe it. The tiger listened to the fox with a grain of salt, drumming in his heart, but he still listened to the fox. Sure enough, all the wild animals in the forest ran away when they saw the fox. Tigers don't know that all animals are afraid of themselves, but they really think they are afraid of foxes!

(2) Extended reading of stories of tigers, foxes, fake tigers and tigers in 30 words;

The fox is a fake tiger, which comes from the Warring States policy. The tiger looked for all kinds of animals to eat and got the fox. The fox said, "I dare not eat me." Heaven and earth have made me grow all kinds of animals. It's against God to eat me now. I don't believe you. I'm your son first. You have to follow me. Do you dare not leave after seeing all the animals see me? The tiger thought so, so he followed it. The beast saw it and left. Tigers don't know that wild animals are afraid of themselves, but they think they are afraid of foxes.

Translation:

The tiger found all kinds of wild animals to eat and got a fox. The fox said, "How dare you eat me! The jade emperor sent me to be the head of all animals, and now you want to eat me, which goes against the jade emperor's will. If you think I can't be trusted, I will go ahead for you, and you will follow me to see if all kinds of wild animals dare to escape when they see me? "

The tiger thought it made sense and did as it said. All kinds of wild animals saw it and ran away. The tiger didn't know that the wild animals were afraid of themselves and ran away. He thought they were afraid of foxes.

Smith is a metaphor for bullying people by relying on others' strength.

C. Smith's story 100 words

One day, a tiger was hungry and looked around for food. I happened to catch a fox and prepare a sumptuous meal. The fox said to the tiger, "You dare not eat me. I was sent from heaven, and God made me the king of beasts. If you eat me, you are disobeying orders. " The tiger listened to the fox with a grain of salt, but his stomach was so hungry that he didn't know what to do.

Seeing the tiger hesitating, the fox said, "Do you think my words are false? Then let me go, follow me and see if those animals will be afraid when they see me. " The tiger felt very reasonable and followed the fox all the way. When the animals saw the tiger, they ran away in fear. The tiger doesn't know that all animals run away because they are afraid of themselves, thinking that these animals are really afraid of foxes.

(3) Extended reading of stories of tigers, foxes, fake tigers and tigers in 30 words;

Smith origin:

During the Warring States Period, many people wrote "The Warring States Policy Chu Ce I": "The tiger gets the fox, and the fox says: I dare not eat me, and the Emperor of Heaven makes me grow into a hundred beasts. If the son doesn't believe me, I will be the son first, and then the son will follow me. Will the beast be afraid to leave when he sees me? The tiger thought so, too, and left with him. When the wild animals saw him, they all left. The tiger doesn't know that all animals are afraid of themselves, but he thinks that all animals are afraid of foxes. "

Interpretation of vernacular:

The tiger looked for all kinds of wild animals to eat and found a fox. The fox said to the tiger, "You dare not eat me. God sent me to be the leader of animals. If you eat me, it is against God's command. " If you don't believe me, I'll go ahead, you follow me and see if any animals see me and dare not run away. "

The tiger believed it and left with the fox. When the animals saw them, they all ran away. Tigers don't understand that animals run away because they are afraid of themselves, but they think they are afraid of foxes.

D. 50 word abbreviations of Smith's fables.

In the forest, a tiger caught a fox and was about to eat it. At this time, the cunning fox fabricated a lie, saying that it was sent by the Emperor of Heaven to be the king of beasts. Tigers don't believe it. The fox said, come with me and see if other animals are afraid of me. Sure enough, other animals were scared away.

From this story, we can know that anyone who bullies others with the power of authority or bullies others with the power of position can be described as "Smith". All cunning and treacherous people always like to brag, tell lies and live by cheating. Although such people can be brave for a while by external forces, they are the weakest and most fragile in nature.

E. Write Smith's story in the usual way.

One day, a tiger was wandering in the depths of the forest. Suddenly he found a fox and caught it quickly, thinking that he could enjoy lunch again today.

Foxes are cunning by nature. Knowing that the future would be bad after being caught by the tiger today, it made up a lie and said to the tiger, "I was sent by the Emperor of Heaven to be the king of all the animals in the mountain. If you eat me, God will not forgive you. "

The tiger doubted the fox's words and asked, "What evidence do you have to be the king of beasts?" The fox quickly said, "If you don't believe me, you can go for a walk in the mountains with me, and I will show you with my own eyes how all the animals treat me."

The tiger thought it was also a road, so he let the fox lead the way, followed him and walked deep into the forest together. Rabbits, goats, deer, black bears and other animals in the forest were scared out of their wits when they saw the tiger coming from a distance, and they fled for their lives. Turning around, the fox proudly said to the tiger, "You should see it now, right?" All the wild animals in the forest, who dare not be afraid of me? "The tiger didn't know that all animals were afraid of themselves, but believed the fox's lies. The fox not only escaped being eaten, but also shook down a peg or two in front of all the animals. We should learn to see through the tricks of those who are not cruel.

F. Smith's story (50 words short)

In the forest, a tiger caught a fox and was about to eat it. At this time, the cunning fox made up a lie that he was the king of beasts. Tigers don't believe it. The fox said, come with me and see if other animals are afraid of themselves. Sure enough, other animals were scared away. This story is a metaphor for bullying others.

This is an idiom story from the classic Warring States Policy. A fox used the tiger's prestige to scare away all the animals in the forest, telling us that some people in life, like foxes, rely on other people's strength to scare people, but in fact they have no skill at all.

(6) Extended reading of the story of tiger, fox, fake tiger and tiger in 30 words;

This is a well-known fable, which tells that the fox escaped from the tiger's mouth by his own intelligence. Later used to refer to bullying people by relying on their power. The sly fox used the tiger's prestige to scare others in the forest. However, cunning tactics can never change the fox's weak nature.

Once the trick is exposed, it will not only be besieged by wild animals, but also swallowed by deceived tigers. The extension shows that the bad guys who bully others can be arrogant for a while, but in the end they will never have a good end.

The fox pretended to be a tiger. Now people use it as a metaphor to bully people by relying on others' strength, and also to satirize people who cheat by relying on others' strength; And mocked the fatuous people who were used without knowing it.

The story of g. Smith.

Smith's story:

The tiger looked for all kinds of wild animals to eat them and caught a fox. The fox said, "You dare not eat me!" " ! God sent me to be the leader of all kinds of wild animals, and now you have eaten me, which is against God's command. Do you think my words are dishonest? I walk in front of you, you follow me and see all kinds of wild animals. Do you see that I dare not run? The tiger thought what the fox said was reasonable and followed the fox. The beast saw them all run away. The tiger didn't know that the wild animals were afraid of themselves and ran away. They think they are afraid of foxes.

H. English story of grade four, 30 words.

Tigers and foxes

One day, the tiger and the fox were together. The fox said to him, do you believe that all the animals in the forest are afraid of me instead of you? The tiger didn't believe it and followed the fox to the forest. All the animals were very scared when they saw the tiger and ran away. The tiger was startled and thought that the animals were afraid of foxes. The fox is very cunning, because in fact it relies on the strength of the tiger to scare other animals.

First, the idiom story is 30 words.

In the dense forest, the tiger is the fiercest beast and is called the king of the forest. It catches other animals every day.

One day, it met a fox, and the fox was about to slip away and was caught by it. Seeing that he could not escape, the cunning fox played a trick. It severely reprimanded the tiger and said, "How dare you eat me? I was appointed by the Emperor of Heaven to manage all wild animals. If you want to eat me, it's against God's orders. " The tiger froze. The fox immediately went on to say, "If you don't believe me, follow me and see if all the wild animals have fled for their lives when they see me." The tiger listened to the fox with a loud voice and a tough attitude. He was convinced and decided to follow the fox.

Beasts of all sizes in the forest saw the fox swaggering and swaggering, followed by a big tiger with its teeth bared. They were scared to death and fled everywhere. The tiger watched, not knowing that all animals were afraid of themselves, thinking that they were really scared away by the fox's power and prestige, and completely believed what the fox said. He was afraid that the fox would blame himself and do something against him, so he also ran away in a hurry.