The Rabbit and the Turtle 龟兔赛跑

The Rabbit and the Turtle 龟兔赛跑
The Rabbit and the Turtle is a classic fable that teaches a moral lesson about the importance of hard work and perseverance. In the story, a fast and arrogant rabbit challenges a slow and steady turtle to a race. The rabbit is confident that he will win easily and takes a nap during the race. The turtle, however, continues to move slowly and steadily towards the finish line and ultimately wins the race. The moral of the story is that slow and steady wins the race, and that hard work and perseverance can overcome even the most talented individuals who are lazy and overconfident.
One day, animals living in the forest are having a racing game. The rabbit said to the turtle "You are so slow. I will win." But the turtle said "I may be slow. But I will still win the race."
The race began.
The other animals watched the race.
The rabbit ran very fast.
The turtle ran very slowly.
Halfway across the field, the rabbit looked back.
"I am very fast," said the rabbit.
"That old turtle will take all day. I will take a nap."
The rabbit feel asleep.
"I am not very fast," said the turtle.
"I may be slow. But I will still win the race."
He ran past the rabbit.
The rabbit was still asleep.
The turtle ran and ran.
He ran as fast as he could.
At last, the turtle won the race.
"I am not very fast," said the turtle. "I am slow, but I keep going."。