Selected short stories of folk fables?
A folk fable: the story of cross the rubicon
At the end of the Qin dynasty, the people of the whole country held an uprising against the tyrannical rule of the Qin dynasty. The most famous leaders of peasant uprising army are Chen Sheng and Guangwu, followed by Xiang Yu and Liu Bang. Let's tell a story about Xiang Yu burning his bridges.
One year, 300,000 troops of the State of Qin surrounded Zhao * * * That's not the original stag of Zhao * * * Now Pingxiang County, Hebei Province * * *, and the prince of Zhao asked for help overnight, not the original king of Chu. Chu Huaiwang was appointed as the general and Xiang Yu as the lieutenant, and led 200,000 troops to save Zhao. Who knows that Yi Song heard that Qin Jun was very powerful, so he stopped halfway and stopped moving forward. When there was no food in the army, the soldiers cooked vegetables and beans for dinner, and he didn't care. He just throws his own party and eats and drinks. This can make Xiang Yu angry. He killed, became a "fake general" and led troops to save Zhao.
Xiang Yu sent his troops first, cutting off the road of grain transportation in Qin Jun; He personally led the main force across the Zhanghe River to rescue the giant deer.
After all the Chu troops crossed the Zhanghe River, Xiang Yu gave the soldiers a hearty meal, each with three days' dry food, and then ordered: put the boat crossing the river into the river, smash the boiling pot and set fire to all the houses nearby. It's called cross the rubicon. Xiang Yu used this method to show his determination to make progress and win.
The soldiers of the Chu army saw that the coach was so determined that no one was going to go back alive again. Under the personal command of Xiang Yu, they fought a life-and-death battle with Qin Jun. After nine consecutive charges, Qin Jun was defeated. Some leaders of Qin Jun were killed, some were captured and some surrendered. This battle not only solved the siege of Julu, but also beat Qin Jun out of the water. Two years later, the Qin Dynasty perished.
After that, Xiang Yu became a real general, and many other armies were under his command, and his reputation spread all over the world.
Folk fable short story II: The story of the Big Dipper
A long time ago, there was a great drought on the earth. All rivers and wells have dried up, vegetation and jungles have dried up, and many people and animals have died of thirst, which is like the drought in northwest China.
One night, a little girl went out with a pitcher to find water for her sick mother.
The little girl couldn't find water anywhere, so she fell asleep on the grass. When she woke up, she picked up the jar and saw that it was full of clear and fresh water.
The little girl was overjoyed and really wanted to drink enough, but on second thought, there was not enough water for her mother to drink, so she ran home with a pitcher. In her hurry, she didn't notice a puppy at her feet. She tripped over it and the pitcher fell to the ground.
The puppy screamed plaintively. The little girl quickly picked up the pitcher. She thought all the water must have overflowed, but no, the jar was lying flat on the ground, and the water in the jar was still full. The little girl poured a little water into her hand, and the puppy licked it all and became very happy. When the little girl picked up the pitcher again, the wooden pitcher became a silver pitcher.
The little girl took the pitcher home and took it to her mother. Mother said, "I'm going to die anyway." You'd better drink it yourself. " Handed the pitcher to the little girl. At this time, the pitcher changed from silver to gold. At this time, the little girl couldn't help it any longer. Just as she was trying to collect a pot of water to drink, suddenly a passer-by came in from the door and asked for water to drink.
The little girl swallowed and handed the pitcher to passers-by. At this moment. Since then, people have water to drink.
And those seven diamonds rose higher and higher, rose to the sky, became seven stars, jumped out of the pitcher with seven big diamonds, and then a huge clear fresh water meteor gushed out from it, which is what people call the Big Dipper.
Folk fable short story 3: the story of Doulton stealing a royal horse
This is a story about stealing horses. Historically, the commander-in-chief of the Qing Dynasty, Liang Jiugong, rode a golden saddle to the paddock to chase the wind month by month.
After learning this news, Dou Erdun sneaked into the royal stable alone, knocked down the guards with incense, killed Martin with a dagger and stole the royal horse. This greatly encouraged the outlaws and dealt a heavy blow to the Qing court.
Dou Erdun, formerly known as Dou Kaishan and Dou Dong, was born in Dou Sanding, Hejian County, Zhili, Qing Dynasty. He has a big brother, the second, and looks like a tiger, so he is also called Dou Erdun. Also known as blue-faced Doulton.
Dou Erdun, who was born in a poor peasant family, worked for the land since childhood. He has a chivalrous heart, hates evil and has a sense of justice. Dissatisfied with the landlord's old wealth, he set foot in the green forest to fight against Qing Dynasty and violence. At that time, Fiona Fang, located in the north of xian county and south of hejian city, was the place where he and the chivalrous men often clamored for gathering righteousness.
Dou Erdun was unmarried all his life, and most of his money was used to help the poor. Personally, he insists on living a simple and poor life. The local people are familiar with him and admire him. And those rich people and reactionary officials are terrified of him and hate his guts.
When Dou Erdun was young, he studied martial arts under the local famous teacher Han Shi, and later he studied under Shimou, the ministry of the national hero Shi Kefa in the late Ming Dynasty. He is good at all kinds of martial arts, especially broadsword. As a fugitive, he found it inconvenient to use long weapons, so he designed and reformed the double hook of hand guard. This weapon has the functions of a knife, a hook and a dagger. It can break long soldiers, shorten enemy weapons, hook and stab freely, and have both offensive and defensive capabilities.
Dou Erdun waved the double hook, which was as fast as lightning and as fierce as a tiger, so later generations also called it the tiger-headed double hook. In order to establish a stronghold against Qing dynasty and violence, we took Hejian prefecture as the goal, outwitted it and won the first battle.
Dou Erdun lives in Hejian House, with a banner of righteousness and a cloud of followers. Pengpeng, Minister of the Ministry of War, sent troops to Hejian, Lien Chan lost, and was impeached and dismissed from office. In order to rescue pengpeng, Huang Santai sent someone to borrow money from Dou Erdun. Although it was borrowed, it was actually by force and plunder.
Dou Erdun is a bloody man, and I can't buy his account. Huang Santai stumbled, became angry from embarrassment, and had a fight in Lijiadian. Before the game, both sides agreed not to use concealed weapons. Huang Santai is a veteran. Although there is a gentleman's agreement, hidden weapons is still hidden. After dozens of battles between the two sides, Huang gradually felt exhausted, so he broke the contract and a "toss" hit the sinus.
Relying on martial arts, Dou Erdun didn't guard against the opponent's concealed weapon, so he was shot in the left arm and assassinated by the enemy. When the Qing army suddenly arrived, Dou Erdun led the people to flee and abandoned Hejian House. Since then, Dou Erdun has found a dangerous place surrounded by water on three sides and towering into the sky in Xinglong Mountain, a feng shui forbidden area to the north of Malanyu, the tomb of the Qing Dynasty, and established a series of camps to continue fighting against the Qing court.
Later, Qing Taiwei Liang Jiugong went hunting in the paddock in order to chase the wind and the moon.
After learning this news, Dou Erdun sneaked into the royal stable alone, knocked down the guards with incense, killed Martin with a dagger and stole the royal horse.
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