Rat, sausage and woodpecker
Shaanxi Normal University Yujincheng Primary School 3 (2) Class
narration: Liu Zirui
"Liang Sicheng Class": Fairy Tale is a literary genre that is loved by children and is the cradle that enlightens children's wisdom. In order to guide children to love fairy tales, read fairy tales and write fairy tales in a happy mood, develop their imagination and creativity, cultivate their dream minds and innovative spirit, and give their children a poetic childhood, my family hereby held a fairy tale festival event with the theme of "Walk into fairy tales, I will go first in creating fairy tales". Let us enter the fairy tale world of children together!
Little author's business card: Hello everyone! My name is Liu Zirui, I am 8 years old this year. I like to draw, read, tell riddles and jokes, and like small animals. I have raised an three-cat cat . I published the essay "Happy Day" in the 10th issue of the school magazine "Biqu" and also published the "Summer Holiday Study Tour Diary" on "Youth Literature Network".
My life motto is: Only by persevering and working hard can you keep improving. Every time I read fairy tales, I am always deeply attracted by beautiful fairy tales. Today I write down my favorite fairy tales and share them with you. Please enjoy my story below!
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Once upon a time, in a beautiful big forest, there was a beautiful wooden house where a mouse, a woodpecker and a sausage lived. They lived together like a family and lived a happy life.
In the kitchen, they each have their own division of labor: the woodpeckers are responsible for going to the forest to collect firewood every day; the mice are responsible for making fires and setting up the dining table; and the sausages are responsible for cooking.
One day, the woodpecker met Mrs. Crow and proudly told him about his comfortable life. Mrs. Crow also laughed at him as a fool, saying that he was working hard outside, while the other two friends stayed at home to enjoy the peace of mind: after the rat was fire, he could go back to the room to rest, and when it was time to eat, he would set up tables and chairs and put on the bowls and chopsticks; the sausages only needed to be by the pot. When it was time to eat, jump into the pot and stir it. They were all very relaxed and comfortable. After hearing these words, the woodpecker felt that he had given more than others, so he felt very unbalanced.
So the next day, the woodpecker was unwilling to fly out to collect firewood and said that everyone should exchange work and that housework should take turns to do it, so that it is fair. The mouse and sausage tried hard to persuade each other, believing that the division of labor is the most reasonable, but the woodpecker just refused. In the end, everyone had to use lottery to re-dividate the labor, and it was the turn of sausage to pick up firewood and the woodpecker to make fire.
That's it, the sausage went to the forest to collect firewood in the morning. The woodpecker went to make a fire, and the mouse set up a pot, just waiting for the sausage to be carried back to cook firewood. But when I waited around, the sausage never came back. From noon to dusk, the sausage never came back, so the woodpecker flew out to find him. I met a puppy on the way, and the puppy said that he had eaten the cute and pitiful little sausage for lunch. The woodpecker was heartbroken when he heard the news, so he had to pick up the firewood and flew home.
The mouse was also very sad after knowing the experience of sausage and decided to live together in the future. So the woodpecker began to set up the dining table and the mouse went to cook. When the rice was almost cooked, the mouse wanted to learn how to sausage and go to the pot to season it. So he jumped into the pot and wanted to stir the vegetables, but before he could swim into the middle of the pot, he could no longer move, and the poor mouse was scalded to death.
The woodpecker came to the kitchen to serve the meal and saw the scorched mouse. He was very sad. Now he is the only one left.
Woodpecker regrets it very much. He thought: I shouldn’t care too much about other people’s opinions and believe that others are irresponsible. Only what suits me is the best.
 Instructor: Wei Chenrui
 Teacher's comment: young author tells us the story of the unity and cooperation between mice, woodpeckers and sausages with rich imagination.Because the woodpecker was not good at thinking, he believed in the crow's instigation and demanded a new division of labor, which eventually led to the tragedy. In telling the story that I like most, the author is cleverly conceived and good at selecting points, which makes the plot of the story ups and downs, making it memorable.
edited and produced: Chun Xiao Liu Shucheng Zhang Tianxing
Manuscript provided: Shaanxi Normal University Yujincheng Primary School
Reviewing agency: Henan Province Youth Writer Training Program Project
Picture source: "Liang Sicheng Class" Meipian
