中国古代寓言故事（英文版）

　　In Chinese，the word "yuyan" （fable）is composed of two words： "Yu" means implying something or expressing something in a disguised manner，while "Yan" means words or languages.Therefore "yuyan" means to explain a certain principle through the personification of invented stories or natural objects.This is the literal interpretation of the word "yuyan".In the daily life，the fable，a time-honored form of literature，often exists in long and large articles in the form of small stories to help explain the particular principle，or persuade individuals of the principle so that readers can understand the profound meanings of the articles.Demeny many articles proverb story.

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Different Climates
In the Same Boat
Talk Much or Little
Ji Chang Learns Archery
Unnecessary Worry
Refusing a Contemptuous Offer
A Chicken Stealer
Pin on the Neighbor
Climbing the Tree for Fish
Pao Ding Kills An Ox
Blind Imitation
A Frog in the Well
Duke Lu Raises a Bird
Hes Jade
Remote Water Saves No Near Fire
Wait by a Stump for a Hare
Self-contradiction
Ghosts Are the Easiest to Draw
A Snail in Zhongzhou
Birds of a Feather Flock Together
Throw a Baby Into the River
Marking the Boat to Look for a Sword
Plugging His Ears While Stealing a Bell
Two Tigers Fight
Bian Que Visites King of Qin
A Frightened Bird
A Fox in the Lions Skin
The Snipe and the Clam
A Blessing in Disguise
As Dangerous as Stacked Eggs
Mantis Stalks a Cicada
Lord Ye Loves Dragons
All Dogs Go to Heaven
Cover the Eyes With a Leaf
Rubber Stamp
Break Arrows
Playing Music for the Cow
Hou Yi Shoots
One Thousand Coins Around My Waist
A Thief Has Guilty Conscience
Nowhere to Exert Power
A Bossy Official
Drift Along
A Greedy Heart
Brothers Fight for a Wild Goose
The Word of Wan
The Taoist of Lao Mountain
The Midas Touch
The Ambition of the Wolves