Wolf, mother and child

Once upon a time, there was a herdsman who raised many calves, a group of sheep and a large group of chickens because they lived in a very remote area, there were often evil wolves nearby

A bad Wolf had long wanted to catch a young calf, or a sheep, or a big fat chicken, and make a good meal of it. The bad Wolf wandered about the house, but the strong fence kept him away from the livestock. Just as he was worried, he heard the cries of the child coming from the room, and the mother was reprimanding him, and threatening to throw him out to the wolves if he cried again.

"Pie in the sky, wonderful!" When the Wolf heard this, he was so happy that he waited for the mother to throw the baby out. After the child stopped crying, the mother comforted him and said, "Good, don't cry anymore, if the Wolf really comes, we will let it go!"

"How can there be such a broken promise?" Hearing these words, the Wolf was angry, and could not help crying out: "Say one thing and do another, and fool me!" One day, when your child goes up the mountain to pick mushrooms, I won't be surprised if I don't eat him!" The people in the house were startled by the cry of the Wolf, and ran out of the house with sticks. In the face of so many people, the panicked Wolf wanted to run away, but the hound blocked its way, and the Wolf gave up.

Before dying, the Wolf was still dissatisfied and asked the mother why she had scolded her child so. The mother laughed and said, "Do you think I really have the heart to throw my baby son out to feed you?" Don't daydream, he's my life!" The poor Wolf mistook the scolding for a guarantee, so he deserved to die.

The moral of this story is that one should never make any promises to bad people.