Short stories are badly needed.

William once took a hunting dog to hunt, and soon the hunting dog found a target not far away-a big rabbit was running away in panic, and the hunting dog caught up with it.

After a long chase, the hounds still failed to catch the hare.

The rabbit thought, "If I don't run away, my life will be over." .

The hound also thought, "it doesn't matter if I can't catch up with you." At most, you will be embarrassed or hungry, and you will not lose your life. " If I meet you next time, I will never let you go. "

The hare is determined to die if it doesn't succeed. The hound thinks that if it doesn't succeed this time, there will be another chance.

At last the hare escaped, and the hounds were exhausted and returned empty-handed.

One spent a lot of time on ideas and actions, and the other only took seven or eight minutes. Wholehearted dedication is the way out for all difficulties.

2. Rainbow after rain

In the year when he lost his father forever, Harend was not yet five years old, and he couldn't even spell his own name completely. When the family was crying, he felt very funny.

Because no one can take care of him for the time being, he can go crazy freely in the whole town.

/kloc-After dropping out of school at the age of 0/4, he returned to the farm in Indiana. I am not happy when I go to school, I am still unhappy when I do farm work, I am still unhappy when I sell tickets on the tram, and my thin little face is full of heaviness and sadness that don't match my age.

/kloc-when he was 0/7 years old, he opened a wrought iron shop and had to declare bankruptcy before the business was fully opened.

/kloc-When he was 0/8 years old, he found the first love dock in his life and lived here. But one day not long after, when he came home again, he found that everything at home had been moved away and no one was there. Love lost at lightning speed, and the dock became deserted.

He tried to sell insurance, but failed. He tried to sell tires, but failed. He learned to sail a ferry, but failed. He tried to open a gas station, but failed.

In all the attempts and failures, he almost reached middle age. The middle-aged man's life is so pale that he can't even see his daughter from his ex-wife.

In order to meet each other day and night, the lonely middle-aged man thought of kidnapping and kidnapped his daughter. However, even this absurd move failed after he bent down and waited in the grass by the roadside for more than ten hours.

The man who was almost sentenced to death by failure wandered for decades and then retired. One day, he received $65,438+005 in social welfare, and he finally opened a fast food restaurant-KFC Hometown Chicken, which he wanted to make a living.

The subsequent history of fast food is a history of KFC.

3. Vision determines the future

/kloc-At the beginning of the 0/9th century, in a valley in central Italy, there lived a group of ancient villagers who needed water from a river far away for their drinking water.

So, the village head handed the task of carrying water to two young people, and promised to give them a certain reward for each load.

The two young people readily agreed, and then each prepared a vat. They stay there at sunrise and sunset every day. Although they work hard, their income is good, and they all work hard.

One of the young people thinks that when he saves enough money, he can build a house, get married and have children. What a happy life it is.

Another young man thinks that it is not a long-term thing to climb mountains and carry loads every day. Besides, carrying water takes up most of his time, and there is no freedom or fun at all. If only the river outside the mountain could lead to the valley.

Of course, it is not an easy task to divert water into the valley, which requires a lot of engineering, but young people firmly believe that as long as everyone is United, nothing can be done by manpower.

One summer night, the young man finished his work. He told his thoughts to the village head, hoping that he would call on all villagers to raise funds to build pipelines and completely solve everyone's drinking water problem.

However, to his surprise, his proposal was opposed by most villagers, because people here have been carrying water for generations, and they never thought of drawing water from outside. They thought it was unrealistic.

His companions also coaxed him. You'd better carry water honestly. Don't be whimsical and ruin your life.

Although the young man's proposal was not adopted by everyone, he didn't give up. In his spare time, he teamed up with several people who supported him to build pipelines silently.

A few years later, the young man who carried water with him made a small fortune. He not only built a new house and married a wife, but also bought a lot of furniture and food.

But he is still alone, living in a humble little house, and he has invested all his money in building pipelines.

A few years later, the pipeline he repaired finally connected the whole village, and the sparkling water was flowing. Everyone was overjoyed and paid for it.

Before long, his companion lost his job because the water discharged from the pipeline was far lower than the cost of transporting water. In this way, the young man who repairs pipes does not have to work every day, and he also has a considerable income, while his companions have to fetch water elsewhere to earn money.

It turns out that a person's vision determines his future. People with broad vision will achieve great things, while people with narrow vision will accomplish nothing. In real life, some people lack ideals and dare not take risks easily.

In fact, like young people who repair pipelines, we must first make clear our goals and make unremitting efforts towards them, and then prepare funds for our dreams.

To live is to live, to work, and not to starve for ideals. Therefore, you should learn to avoid detours and accumulate more experience while working. When you reach a certain level, you will naturally follow suit.

4. voles and house mice

The vole and the house mouse are good friends, and the house mouse goes to the countryside for dinner at the invitation of the vole. While eating barley and millet, he said to the vole, "You know, my friend, you live an ant's life. I have many good things there. Come and enjoy them with me. "

The vole followed the house mouse to the city. The house mouse showed the vole beans and millet, as well as red dates, cheese, honey and fruit.

The vole was dumbfounded, surprised, praised and lamented his fate. They were about to start eating when someone opened the door. After hearing the sound, the timid house mouse got into the mouse hole in fear.

When the master mouse wanted to get the cheese again, someone came into the house to get something. As soon as he saw someone, he got into the hole.

At this time, the vole had forgotten his hunger and said to the mouse in a trembling voice, "Goodbye, friend! Eat to your heart's content and enjoy these delicacies in fear. Poor thing, I'm still going to eat those barley and millet. "

This story shows that people would rather live a simple and stable life than enjoy a happy life full of terror.

5. Diamonds are around us.

A farmer owns a piece of land and lives a good life. However, he heard that if there were diamonds buried under a piece of land, he might be very rich. So the farmer sold his land and ran away from home, looking for places to find diamonds.

The farmer went to a distant foreign country, but he didn't find any diamonds. Finally, he went to empty his pockets. One night, he committed suicide on the beach.

It is a coincidence that the man who bought the farmer's land came across a strange stone while walking. He picked it up and saw it shining and reflecting light.

He showed it to others for identification and found it was a diamond. In this way, on the land sold by the farmer, the new owner discovered the biggest diamond treasure that has never been discovered.

This story is thought-provoking. It tells people a truth: wealth is not found running around, it belongs only to those who dig it by themselves, to those who struggle by themselves, and to those who believe in their own abilities.