英語寓言故事手抄報素材

2023年12月11日發(作者：奶瓶喂魚)

英語寓言故事手抄報素材

寓言故事中蘊含的審美傾向體現為:對世俗功利的超越、對自然無為的崇尚和對逍遙自由的向往,下面這些是小編為大家推薦的幾篇英語寓言故事手抄報素材。

英語寓言故事手抄報素材1：東氏養貓

In ancient times, a man surnamed Dong in the State of Wei

was interested in nothing but keeping cats.

He kept over 100 cats in his home, which caught and ate all

the rats in the hou.

Later, as there were no more rats, the cats were so hungry

that they meowed all the time. Dong had to buy meat from the

market every day to feed them.

Day after day, year after year, the cats multiplied. As they ate

meat every day, they even didn't know there were rats in the

world which could be caught and eaten. They meowed whenever

they were hungry, and whenever they meowed, they were fed

with meat. After they ate their fill, they were happy and carefree,

lazy and sluggish, and had nothing to do all day.

In the south of the city, one hou was plagued with rats. The

rats ran amuck in swarms. Once it so happened that a rat fell into

a jar. The master of the hou hastened to Dong's home to

borrow a cat to catch the rat.

The cat from the Dong family saw the rat in the jar stick up

its pointed ears, stare with a pair of pitch-black eyes, shake its red

whiskers and squeak. The cat didn't know what a freak the rat

was. It only followed the rat moving around on the mouth of the

jar, and dared not get into it.

The master was furious at this and pushed the cat down into

the jar. At this moment, the cat was panic-stricken and howled loudly at the rat. After a while, the rat eventually found that this

cat had no other tricks, so it bit the cat's foot. The Dong's cat was

so frightened that it exerted all its strength and made one jump

out of the jar and ran away.

英語寓言故事手抄報素材2:真假漢鼎

A civilian named Shentu Dun in Luoyang obtained an

unearthed tripod of the Han Dynasty from Shenchuan, Chang'an.

On the tripod, the crisscross designs of clouds and ancient

hornless dragons were bright and clear. Lu Sheng, his neighbour

on the west, took a fancy to it instantly. He asked a coppersmith

to cast a tripod in imitation, soaked and dyed it with a strange

decoction, dug a pit and buried it underground.

After three years, he dug it out. Owing to the decoction and

corrosion of the earth, thecopper surface of the tripod changed

and looked very much like Shentu Dun's genuine tripod.

One day, Lu Sheng prented this fake tripod to an influential

official, who was so plead as if he had got a treasure that he

invited guests to a banquet to appreciate it together.

At the time, Shentu Dun was also prent. He knew in his

heart that Lu Sheng's tripod was a fake. He said: "I also have a

tripod of about the same shape as this one. But I don't know

which one is genuine."

The influential official asked him to fetch it at once. After he

examined it for a long time, he said: "This one is not genuine."

The guests also chimed in and said one after another: "It is

indeed not genuine."

Shentu Dun was quite perturbed and argued on just grounds,

but the others rallied together to attack him, ridiculed and even

insulted him, so he said no more.

When he returned home, he sighed: "I didn't know until today the power of authority, which can confound right with

wrong and pass off the fake as the real thing."

英語寓言故事手抄報素材3:少女遇盜

Once upon a time, there was a young girl wearing girl

wearing a strandof precious pearls around her neck and a jade

loop around her waist, and carrying a great deal of gold with her.

One day, while walking in the hills, she encountered a bandit

and was very much frightened.

When the bandit saw the gold, silver and other treasures, an

evil thought occurred to him. Holding a weapon in his hand, he

intended to rob her. The young girl was scared out of her wits.

Trembling all over and not daring to look at him squarely in the

face, she quickly bent and knelt down before the bandit, begging

him piteously, and saying that she was even willing to marry him

to be his concubine.

Yet, the atrocious bandit still killed her in the end.

It is thus clear that one should never expect

mercy from a bandit.