Nature has its eternal cycle and ecological balance, and the relationship between animals and humans is like a mirror, reflecting our attitude towards all things. It's a little story, let's think about it.
Once upon a time, in that remote village in Indonesia, a brilliant "monkey king" led tens of thousands of monkeys and swept the entire village like a storm. For a moment, the cries, roars, and cries resounded in the sky, and it was really a wild and hideous scene of apes! The monkeys opened their teeth and danced their claws, punching and kicking the homes of the villagers, and eating fruits and vegetables, and men, women, and children. Seeing that they were about to lose their homes, poor villagers, the clever villagers used their brains to teach the monkey king a heavy lesson.
The old masters were so bold that they struck while the iron was hot and laid a net at the entrance of the village! Guess what? They actually used the most primitive and unpretentious way -- sprinkling fragrant peanuts in a big iron cage! Sure enough, these gluttonous fellows could not resist the temptation of the fragrance at all, and they drooled and swarmed in. Just when the monkey fell into the sweet aftertaste, the veterans alertly closed the door, and this was the successful completion of the first step of the layout. The rest of the work was even more interesting, as they removed the partitions from the cages one by one and drove the monkeys into an iron cage facing the large iron gate. The monkeys are quite "professional", and they can't wait to get out of the door, but they don't want to fall into the trap of the old ways again. In this way, it was easy and effortless, and more than 500 monkeys were served in a pot, and even the Monkey King was planted in it. Presumably, in the eyes of those cunning monkeys, the veterans are really a "great" opponent! To be able to calculate them so thoroughly can be regarded as a victory.
At this point, the villagers can be considered to have won the game, but guess what they will do next? What do you think of the fate of the monkey king and the monkeys? Do you want to release them into the wild and return them to nature? Or send them to a zoo in captivity? Or roast the monkey king and eat it as the ultimate weapon against this scourge, and then castrate and tame the other monkeys? Which of the three options do you like the most?
Indeed, as humans, we are more than capable of subduing all legions of apes. But is there a wiser and nobler way to do it than simply suppress it? Let's think about it from another angle. After all, there is animism in nature, and animals are equal members of the ecosystem like humans, and symbiosis is the most basic principle. We should learn to live in harmony with animals, instead of ignoring them and hurting each other.
Back in the day, my favorite thing when I was a kid was to watch monkeys, and their smart, dexterous figures always appeared in my dreams. In fact, humans and monkeys are related to each other with blood thicker than water, and we are both primates. Legend has it that our ancestors lived only 25 years old, and it was the animals that gave them a long lifespan. The way we treat animals is a reflection of ourselves. Protecting the animal environment and cherishing the biodiversity of the global village is the true meaning of life.
One can imagine what a monotonous and boring scene it would be if there was only one creature left in the world! We must learn to appreciate the miraculous works of nature, know how to respect life, and cherish every living creature with gratitude. For these cute little fox friends, even if they occasionally cause trouble to humans, we should use wisdom and patience to solve them, rather than kill them all. Perhaps this time the veterans were too ruthless, and it would be against heaven to let the legion be destroyed, but if they turn a blind eye and let them do whatever they want, it will also cause even greater disaster. There must be a degree in this, and it is necessary to comprehensively weigh the pros and cons.
All in all, this little story illustrates a profound truth to us: nature is endless, and man and everything live in harmony. In that case, why can't we look at each other with an appreciative and tolerant eye, and let kindness and wisdom build a bridge between humans and animals, and make the world a better and more interesting place. Do you feel the same way? I wish the relationship between man and nature can gradually become harmonious, and let us work together to create a better tomorrow for the global village!
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