The general content of the story of fox and crow

One day, the crow got a piece of meat and was seen by the fox. The fox is eager to get meat from the crow's mouth. Because the meat in the crow's mouth is on the branch, the fox can't get it under the tree.

It rolled its eyes and said, dear crow, how are you? The crow didn't answer. The fox said, dear crow, how is your child? The crow looked at the fox, but still didn't answer.

The fox wagged his tail and said, your feathers are really beautiful, more beautiful than other birds, and your voice is really nice. Can you sing a song for me? The crow was very happy and began to sing. But as soon as I opened my mouth, the meat fell, and the fox ran away with the meat in his mouth.

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Aesop's writing career

The author of The Fox and the Crow is Aesop, a famous philosopher and writer in ancient Greece. He, krylov, La Fontaine and Lessing are also called the four fables in the world.

He used to be an Ethiopian, and later became a slave of the Yademon family in Samos Island, and was resold many times. However, due to his profound knowledge and wisdom, he was finally free.

Aesop traveled around the world and told people his philosophical fables. He was later killed by the Delphi people. By the end of the 5th century BC, the name Aesop was well known to the ancient Greeks.

All the ancient Greek fables at that time belonged to him, and the fables he created were deeply loved by the ancient Greek people. The existing Aesop's Fables, formerly known as Esop's Fables Collection, was collected by later generations according to the Byzantine monk Pranudus.

Collected in the form of poetry or prose, sorted out from ancient Greek fables and ancient Roman fables discovered one after another, all under Aesop's name.

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