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The Mule And The Dragon Analysis

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(1) The wolf in sheep’s clothing: After reading this story, I can’t stop laughing, because this wolf is really stupid. This wolf weared the sheep’s clothing and deceived the shepherd by his coutume.so this wolf thought that he had many chances to eat sheep. But unfortunately, the shepherd thought of the wolf as a sheep and killed him instantly.so that the wolf not only ate sheep but also was killed by shepherd. of course, in our daily life, there are many things like this example. For instance, some old people pretend to have a fall and after someone who is very kind and enthusiastic pulls them up, they will ask the helper to give them money and make the helper unhappy. These examples result in the society increasingly indifference. For many …show more content…

Meanwhile, the mule was so heartless and foolish. Because the mule would not help the assto carry a small portion. In the end, this muleteer let the mule carry the ass in addition to his own. Groaning beneath his heavy burden, the mule was so sorry. Of course, it’s too late to regret it. Maybe with the heavy burden, the mule also can’t carry home successfully or even die, which as a result of the mule’s selfishness. As an old saying goes, lion is strengh. In our daily life, we are sure to meet some troubles that we cannot solve them by ourselves. Sometimes, we are likely to ask others for help. Of course others may ask us for help. So being a kind and enthusiasm person is much necessary. If you are selfish and do not want to help others, you will have difficulty in gaining others’ help. As far as I’m concerned we should feel grateful for our helpers. We often say that good will be rewarded with good, and evil with evil。So only kind people can get others’ respect and gratitude. Sometimes, the help maybe is a kind-hearted smile, warm words or inspiring gesture. Little step makes a big difference. Maybe these little things is not important for you, but they can change one’s life and future. I really hope that our society can be full of kindness and our place of residence will be more harmonious and

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