Fable story: big fish and small fish

The principle of big fish is never to eat it, because the cheapest may be the most precious, because it costs others a lifetime.

The big fish said that a thing tastes the most beautiful and the cheapest. It seems that there is no need to pay any price. The hook is probably hidden in it, telling us to resist loneliness and temptation.

Because pay and gain are often in direct proportion, a thing, if it seems to have great benefits, actually does not need to pay, and it is bound to hide great danger.

The temptations we face in life are very attractive to people, but they are very easy to get lost. If we do something wrong, we will make a big mistake. If we make a mistake, we will regret it forever. We must think twice before acting and resist temptation.

Extended data:

Fable is a literary work that uses visualized stories to convey meaningful truth, which has the nature of irony or exhortation.

Fables generally have the following characteristics:

(1) Fables are generally short in length, incisive and concise in language, simple in structure but extremely expressive.

(2) Characteristic satire and education. Use metaphors to reflect educational themes or profound truths in simple stories.

Most theme ideas use this as a metaphor for another, for the near, for the present, and for the great.

(3) The story is fictional, and the protagonist can be a person or a thing.

(4) Common techniques: metaphor, exaggeration, symbol, personification, etc.

(5) "Entrust" means "Entrust", that is, putting the author's thoughts in a story to make people understand some truth.