"Crocodile Cornelius" is a novel by Leo. Leoni's work, each treasure is unique, unique. We must face up to our own differences, maintain our own personality, and play to what we are good at. Parents should also be good at discovering and protecting their children's personality, and guide their children to find their personality and shine themselves.
Synopsis:
Cornelius was a tall crocodile walking upright, but because of this he was rejected by everyone. So he left the house. On the way, he learned from a monkey the techniques of handstanding and hanging upside down from a tree with his tail. When he returned, he shared with his companions the skills he had seen and learned. That immutable environment began to change...
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Author:Li Ou. Leoni
When the crocodile egg is incubated,
Other little crocodiles crawl out of the egg,
Then climb to the river beach.
But Cornelius came out on his feet.
Cornelius grew taller, and he almost never fell down on all fours to land on the ground.
He could see many things that no other crocodile had ever seen before.
"I can see farther than that bush!" He said.
But the other crocodiles said, "So what's the good?" ”
"I can see the fish from above!" Cornelius said.
"So what?" The other crocodiles said impatiently.
So one day, Cornie was angry and decided to leave.
It wasn't long before he encountered a monkey.
"I can walk upright!" Cornelius said proudly.
"I can still see far away!"
"I can stand upside down on my head and feet," the monkey said.
"You can also hang your tail upside down from a tree."
Cornelius was astonished.
"Can I learn this skill too?" he asked.
"Of course you can," replied the monkey.
"All you need is a lot of diligent practice and a little help from others."
In order to learn the monkey's stunt, Cornelius practiced diligently,
The monkey seemed happy to give him a little help as well.
When Cornelius finally learned to stand upside down from head to toe,
And after hanging upside down from a tree with a tail,
He walked proudly back to the river beach.
"Look!" He said, "I can stand upside down on my head and feet." ”
"So what!" Other crocodiles say so.
"I can still hang my tail upside down in a tree!" Cornelius said.
But the other crocodiles just frowned and said, "So what!" ”
Disappointed and angry, Cornelius decided to go back to the monkey.
But when he just turned around, he looked back.
Guess what he saw?
The crocodiles on the river beach fell into a ball,
I'm trying to stand upside down on my head and feet, and I'm trying to hang my tail upside down in a tree!
Cornelius laughed. Life on the river beach will never be what it used to be.