Once upon a time, there lived a chicken, a fox and a group of ants in the forest. Early in the morning, the rooster walked past the ant nest and saw the busy ants. He couldn't help but proudly ask, "What are you doing, weak ant?"

The ants replied, "It's going to rain soon, so we have to repair the nest quickly." The rooster snorted and walked away.

When the rooster came home, he saw that his house was dilapidated, but he was too lazy to repair it. He fell asleep. As a result, it rained heavily at night and washed away the rooster's house At this moment, a fox stole in and ate the rooster. The rooster regretted not listening to the ants before he died.

But it's too late to regret. The next morning, the fox took the leftovers. Walking home with a drumstick, he happened to see busy ants again. The fox asked, "stupid ant, what are you doing?"

The ant replied, "We are collecting food and preparing to store it for the winter." The fox looked at the chicken leg in his hand and couldn't help laughing. He thinks it's stupid. Does the fox king need to store food?

In this way, day by day passed, and in a blink of an eye, winter came, and then the fox was dying of hunger in the shabby house, while the hardworking ants were still living happily underground.

I comment on time.

This story tells us that if you don't work hard, you will get nothing. Both foxes and ants will starve to death sooner or later if they don't prepare food for the winter. The industrious and pragmatic ant obediently prepares food for winter, but the fox thinks that if you have a chicken, you are afraid that you can't find food. Sure enough, foxes will starve to death in winter. For animals, it is a necessary food in winter. Only small ants have a very wise method. How nice it is for hardworking little ants to live happily in the present.