Once
upon
a
time,
there
was
a
country
mouse
and
a
city
mouse.
The
country
mouse
invited
the
city
mouse
to
her
humble
abode,
but
the
city
mouse
found
it
too
simple
for
her
liking.
The
two
mice
eventually
learned
to
appreciate
each
other's
lifestyles
and
found
harmony. In
another
world,
the
tortoise
and
the
hare
raced
each
other.
The
hare
was
overly
confident
and
took
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breaks,
allowing
the
tortoise
to
beat
him
in
the
end.
The
hare
learned
a
valuable
lesson
in
not
underestimating
his
opponents. A
fable
about
the
ant
and
the
grasshopper
taught
us
the
importance
of
hard
work
and
saving
for
the
future.
The
ant
worked
tirelessly
to
gather
food
for
the
winter,
while
the
grasshopper
played
and
enjoyed
life.
When
winter
came,
the
grasshopper
struggled
to
survive
while
the
ant
lived
comfortably. The
fox
and
the
grapes
depicted
the
danger
of
sour
grapes,
where
the
fox
belittled
the
grapes
he
couldn't
reach
instead
of
admitting
defeat.
This
fable
teaches
us
the
importance
of
accepting
when
things
don't
go
our
way
and
moving
on. Another
tale
about
the
boy
who
cried
wolf
warned
about
the
dangers
of
lying.
The
boy
repeatedly
tricked
the
villagers
by
falsely
crying
wolf,
and
when
a
real
wolf
appeared,
no
one
believed
him. Lastly,
the
three
little
pigs
taught
us
the
importance
of
hard
work
and
perseverance.
The
first
two
pigs
built
their
houses
quickly
with
little
effort,
while
the
third
pig
put
in
hard
work
and
built
his
house
with
sturdy
materials.
When
the
big
bad
wolf
tried
to
blow
their
houses
down,
only
the
third
pig
succeeded
in
keeping
his
home
standing. These
fables
may
seem
simple,
but
they
hold
valuable
lessons
that
we
can
still
apply
to
our
lives
today.