There are three cows in the lion, three cows. They graze in the wild in a very friendly and harmonious way. A lion peeped for a long time, trying to catch them, but felt that as long as they were together, there was no chance. So he began to secretly spread rumors, saying that one was against the other, until jealousy and distrust arose between them. As soon as the lion saw them go their separate ways and eat grass separately, he immediately attacked them one by one. In this way, he ate them all easily. The story of "The Lion and Three Cows" comes from Aesop's fable. It's short and pithy, but it's profound. Lions are very clever. This story tells us that unity is strength, and mutual isolation will lead to extinction. But why did the lion succeed? Why did the three cows separate without relying on the strength of the group and give the lion a chance? The story has no explanation. We can guess that in the face of temptation or pressure, the three cows all behave the same, and they lose confidence in other companions, so they deviate. This is the root cause of their tragic fate. Therefore, we should unite and be friendly, and we should not doubt each other and give up unity after listening to the words of the bad guys, which will lead to a tragic end.