I heard an old man tell a story about a mouse leading his children and grandchildren to steal eggs.
An elderly man in his 70s was puzzled when he found that the number of eggs in his basket was decreasing, but he could not find the reason, so he put the eggs in a jar, covered the lid, and pressed a stone on top of the lid.
After a few days, there was no shortage of eggs, and he was relieved.
One night, he was reading a book about the "ghost way" under the lamp, and the explanation about the ghost path attracted him, especially the "hungry ghost way", and the "clever" also went to the way.
He was indulging in it, and suddenly there was a "bang", and the old man shivered smartly, thinking, "I'm on the road."
He pondered for a moment, still carrying the lantern, and went out to take a look, and saw that the jar containing the eggs was crooked, and a group of rats were eating the broken eggs together.
The old man was very angry, and strode forward, so frightened that the rats scattered in all directions, and one of them, which was covered in red hair and weighed a pound, did not run, and knew that it could not escape.
The mouse's eyes lit up and its mouth made a "squeak" (meaning, it was you).
The old man saw that the mouse had no tail and no four legs. Seeing this, the old man understood and shouted, "It turned out to be you."
Just over 50 years ago, the elder was 14 years old at the time, and he caught a mouse that year, and instead of killing the mouse, he cut off the four feet and tail of the mouse with scissors, and threw the mouse in the yard (this old man, who was also a ruthless stubble back then), went back to put down the scissors, and when he came out again, he saw that the mouse was gone.
Unexpectedly, more than 50 years later, I saw this mouse again.
It turned out that the old man's eggs were all stolen and eaten by mice.
When the old man put the eggs in the jar, there was no way for the rats to steal the eggs.
So the rats in the house invited the big rat out and asked their "ancestor" to figure out a way.
The big rat "squeaked" and barked incessantly. After some exchange, the rats were digging dirt on one side of the jar.
The son of the mouse will make holes. After a while, one side of the jar was suspended in the air, and there was a "bang". The jar topples over.
Seeing this, the old man understood the reason for these things, and at the same time, he also thought that such a small mouse was "smart" enough.
One game is how the rat beats the elephant – the rat gets into the elephant's nostrils and the elephant loses.