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If there is a temple in Chu, give wine to the people who live there. The stranger said to him: "Several people don't have enough to drink, but one person has more than enough to drink. Please draw a snake on the ground, and the first person to drink will drink."

One person made the snake first, introduced the wine and drank it. He held the gnat with his left hand and drew a snake with the right hand, saying: "I can make it a foot." Before it was completed, a person's snake formed, and he took the gnat and said : "The snake has no legs, how can the son have enough legs?" Then he drank the wine.

Those with snake feet will eventually die of their wine.

Sentence translation:

If there is a temple in Chu, people who live in it will be given wine.

There was a man in the Chu State who rewarded his subordinates with a jug of wine after offering sacrifices.

Temple: to offer sacrifices; to give: to reward; to whom one lives: his subordinates.

The stranger said to him: "A few people have not enough to drink, but one person has more than enough to drink. Please draw a snake on the ground, and the first person to drink will drink."

The men discussed and said: "This pot of wine is not enough for everyone to drink, but it is more than enough for one person. Let us compete on the ground to draw snakes. Whoever draws the snake first will drink this pot of wine."

Xiangzhi: discuss; Xiangzhi, each other; Xiangzhi, tell. Several people: many people.

It: pronoun, referring to wine. Please: request. For: painting.

translation

There was a man in the Chu State who rewarded his subordinates with a jug of wine after offering sacrifices.

The men discussed and said: "This pot of wine is not enough for everyone to drink, but it is more than enough for one person. Let us compete on the ground to draw a snake. Whoever draws the snake first will drink this pot of wine."

One of them drew the snake first, took the jug and was about to drink from it. So he held the wine pot in his left hand and drew a snake in his right hand, saying, "I can add feet to it." But before he finished drawing the feet, another person had already finished drawing the snake, and that person snatched the pot away. He came over and said, "The snake has no legs. How can you add legs to it?" Then he drank the wine in the pot.

The person who added feet to the snake finally lost the jug of wine.

What is the moral of this fable?

The idiom "superfluous" comes from this fable: it is a metaphor for some people who think they are smart and often do unnecessary things, but they end up self-defeating and making things worse.

Common usage of "for"

1. Please play the Yu for the king. for:( )

2. Please draw a snake on the ground. for:( )

3. What I can do is enough. for:( )

4. What can Zian do? for:( )

5. Those who are snake-footed will eventually lose their wine. for:( )

Pronounced wéi as a verb, it generally means doing something.

When used as a preposition, it is pronounced wèi, and is generally interpreted as giving, for, for, or to become.

Expand and extend

Are there any similar stories in the real lives of your classmates? Please tell the story in vivid language and express your feelings in concise language.

homework:

1. Choose any fable and rewrite it in vernacular (you can give full play to your imagination).

2. Divide into groups and choose a fable to act out.

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