2. Cows look at people with their eyes and think that people are bigger than cows, so cows are afraid of people; Goose's eyes look at people and think that people are smaller than geese, so geese are not afraid of people. The author believes this sentence very much.
Therefore, when the author saw the cow, he was not afraid at all. He dares to pat its back, touch its belly, even touch its ass with branches and scrape its skin with broken wrist pieces! But the cow seemed indifferent, just blinked and shook its tail a few times. Some children dare to pull the horn, make it kneel down, and then ride on the back of the cow.
But when the author sees a goose, it's completely different: it always stands far away in a safe place before daring to look at it. When you meet a goose on the road, you have to make a big circle before you dare to go there.