Children's Bedtime Stories: The Story of Three Fish (Acceptance and Adaptation to Change)

Once upon a time, there were three big fish living in a lake. We call them the eldest, the second, and the third, and they are close friends, but their personalities are completely different.

The fish boss is very wise. He does everything after careful thought and action, and always does everything.

Fish Boss II is very cheerful, smart and witty. Whenever he encounters a problem, he always tries his best to find a solution.

Fish Old Third believes in fate. He always believed that everything was predestined, and no matter what happened, no one could change their destiny.

One day, while they were frolicking in the currents on the shore, the wise fish boss overheard a fisherman telling another that the lake was full of big fish. Let's come here tomorrow to fish!

Hearing this, the Fish Boss immediately rushed to his friends and told them everything he had heard.

"We are being targeted by fishermen, it is very dangerous, let's cross the river and leave this lake together, and go to another lake to make a home!" He said.

The resourceful fish said, I will not leave this lake. I'm here, I'm not going anywhere, and even if the fishermen catch me, I'll use my clever head to find a way to save myself.

Believe the fate of the fish old three said, I have lived in this lake all my life, I will not leave it. In any case, it will be so. If I'm caught, it's fate, so I'll just let it go.

The wise fish boss didn't want to risk it with them, so he crossed the river embankment alone to another lake.

The next morning, the fishermen came to cast their nets. The second and third fish were caught in the net. The witty fish man thought of a way out. He lay there, rolled his eyes, and pretended to be dead. The fisherman thought he was a dead fish, so they threw him into the water, and the fish escaped.

Believing in fate, the fish old three wandered around in the net, overwhelmed. As a result, he was caught and killed by a fisherman.

Moral of the story: A person who does not adapt to change will often perish.

The English version is as follows:

Once upon a time, there lived three big fish in a lake. They were close friends, but characteristically very different.

The first one was very wise. He always did everything after careful thought.

The second one was very cheerful, intelligent and resourceful. He would always use his brains to find a solution for any problem.

The third one believed in fate. He believed that whatever was to happen would happen and nobody could change it.

One day while playing in the water near the shore, the wise fish overheard a fisherman telling another fisherman, This lake is full of good fish. Let us come back here tomorrow for fishing.

Hearing this the fish rushed to his friends and told them all he had overheard. “Let us leave this lake through this canal and go to another lake; he said.

The resourceful fish said, I will not leave the lake. When the fishermen come, I will find a way to save myself. ;

The third fish said, I have lived in this lake all my life and will not leave it. Whatever will be, will be. ;

The wise one did not want to take risks and left for the other lake.

The next morning the fishermen came and cast their net. The two friends were caught in the net. The resourceful fish thought of a way out. He lay still and pretended to be dead. The fishermen threw him out into the water.

The fish who believed in fate kept flipping around in the net. One of the fishermen struck him dead.

One who does not adapt to change often perishes.