Chapter 12 Fighting strength is not as good as fighting wits

-A child planted a piece of corn on the mountain.When the corn was about to mature, it was discovered by the bear. The bear got into the cornfield and ate some, threw some away, and ruined the ground. The child asked the bear to reason.The bear said nonchalantly: "Your corn was ruined by me, what can you do to me?" The child said: "I want you to guarantee the compensation." Gou Xiong said, "What if I don't guarantee compensation?" The child said: "Then I will let you know how powerful I am." The bear said: "I advise you to endure it, I have plenty of strength."

The child said: "I only heard that the bear is stupid, but I never heard that the bear is strong." Gou Xiong became angry, pointed to a stone as big as a millstone and said: "When I throw this stone down the mountain, you will know if I have strength." The bear picked up the millstone, deliberately walked around the grass, and threw the stone down the steep slope.The millstone made a loud rumble.The bear snorted triumphantly. The child said: "Carrying a rock is not considered great strength, but being able to pull down a tree is considered great strength."

"Then just wait and see!" As the bear spoke, he pulled up the tree.After a lot of effort, a pine tree was finally pulled down. The child said, "Can you drag the pine tree to the lake in the east? If you can throw the tree into the lake and let it float like a boat, I will obey you." The bear really dragged the big tree into the lake.However, he was exhausted and exhausted. After standing in the lake, he wanted to climb to the shore, but fell into the water with a "plop".The child took the opportunity to jump over, grabbed the bear by the ear, pushed his head into the lake, and filled him with water.

The bear begged for mercy, agreed to the child's request, and compensated the child: he wanted to be a cow, learn to pull a plow, and help the child farm.