The north wind and the sun are arguing about who has more energy. They decide who can make pedestrians take off their clothes and win. The north wind blew hard from the beginning, and pedestrians on the road wrapped their clothes tightly. When the wind saw this, it blew even harder. Pedestrians are shivering with cold. Put on more clothes. Tired of the wind, he gave way to the sun. At first, the sun shone gently on pedestrians, and they took off their extra clothes. Then the strong sunlight of the sun shone on the earth, and pedestrians began to sweat and gradually could not stand it. They took off their clothes and jumped into the nearby river to take a bath.

This story shows that persuasion is often more effective than coercion.