英文三分钟寓言小故事 寓言故事三分钟演讲稿

英文三分钟寓言小故事

寓言故事三分钟

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寓言小故事， 希望大家喜欢。

英文三分钟寓 言小故事篇

1

：自知之明

In ancient times a man named Zou Ji, chi tall and

impressive looking, had served as the prime minister

of the State of Qi.

One morning, he tidied his clothes and hat, looked

into the mirror, and asked his wife: Look, who is more

handsome, Xu Gong living in the north of the city or

I?

His wife replied: You are far more handsome. Xu

Gong is no match for you!

Xu Gong of the north of the city was a well-known

handsome man in the State of Qi. Zou Ji really didn't

believe he was more handsome than Xu Gong. So he asked

his concubine: Look, who is more handsome, Xu Gong or

I?

His concubine also said: Xu Gong is no match for

you!

The next day, a guest came to discuss some matter

with

him.

Zou

Ji

asked

his

guest

the

same

question:

Who

is more handsome, Xu Gong or I?

The guest answered positively: Xu Gong is not as

handsome as you.

Another day passed and Zou Ji met Xu Gong in person.

He stared closely at the other for some time and

carefully

xxpared

him

with

himself.

He

really

couldn't

see that he was more handsome than Xu Gong. Later, he

again looked into the mirror. The more he looked at

himself, the more he felt he was not as handsome as Xu

Gong.

Zou Ji was rather restless in his mind. At night,

lying on the bed, he pondered: He was not as handsome

as Xu Gong, but why did these three persons say he was

more handsome?In the end, he came to understand the

reason: My wife says I am handsome because she shows

favouritism to me. My concubine says I am handsome

because

she

is

afraid

of

me.

My

guest

says

I

am

handsome

because he wants to curry2 my favour.

古代齐国有个人名叫邹忌，身高八尺，相貌堂堂，曾经

做过齐国的相国。

他整整衣服帽子，

照照镜子，

问妻子：

“你看，

我跟住在城北的徐公比，谁长 得漂亮

?

”

妻子回答说：

“你漂亮多了。徐公 哪里比得上你呢

!

”

城北的徐公，是齐国有名的美男子，邹忌真的不相信自己< /p>

比徐公长得漂亮。于是，又问他的妾说：

“你看，我同徐公

比，哪个漂亮些

?

”

妾也说：

“徐公怎么比得上你漂亮 呢

?

”

第二天，有个客人来找他，跟他商谈一件事情，邹忌又问

客人说 ：

“我与徐公谁长得美呢

?

”

客人肯定地回答说：

< br>“徐公不如你美。

”

< /p>

又过了一天，邹忌见到了徐公。他紧紧地盯着他一阵，又

把自己和 他仔细地比较了一番，实在看不出自己比徐公漂亮。

后来，再去照照镜子，越看越觉得自 己不及徐公。

邹忌心里很不平 静。晚上，他躺在床上，想来想去，自己

本来不及徐公，为什么这三个人都说自己美呢< /p>

?

最后，他终

于明白了：

“妻子说我漂亮，是因为偏爱我

;

妾说我漂亮，是

因为怕我

;

客人说我漂亮，是因为有意讨好 我。

”

英文三分钟寓言小故事篇

2

：物以类聚

Once, Chun Yukun rexxmended seven able and virtuous

scholars

to

King

Xuan

of

the

State

of

Qi.

King

Xuan

was

surprised and said: I heard that talented people are

hard to find. If one able and virtuous scholar can be

found within a circumference2 of 1, 000 li, it cannot

be regarded as few. If 100 years witnesses the advent

of a saint, it cannot be regarded as few. Now you

rexxmend

seven

able

and

virtuous

scholars

all

at

once,

then there are too many able and virtuous scholars.

Chun Yukun said: Birds of the same feather always

flock

together.

Wild

beasts

of

the

same

kind

always

walk

together. For example, if we wish to find medicinal

herbs like the root of Chinese thorowax and the root

of

balloonflower

on

the

marsh4,

we

will

never

find

even

one in our whole life. But if we go to the north side

of

the

Zeshu

Mountain

and

the

Liangfu

Mountain,

we

will

need carts to carry them back. In the world, things of

the

same

kind

always

gather

together,

and

it

is

the

same

with

people.

If

you

want

me

to

select

able

and

virtuous

scholars,

it

will

be

like

getting

water

from

the

river,

or getting fire from a flint. What is so strange about

that? I am going to rexxmend another big batch of able

and virtuous scholars to you, far more than these

seven.

一次，厚于凳给齐宣王推荐了七名贤士。齐宣王觉得奇

怪，说：

“我听说，人才是很难得的。在一千里方圆以内，

能选到一名贤士，就不算少了

;

一百年以内，能发现一个圣

人，

也不算少了。

你一次就推荐了七名贤士，

贤士也太多 了。

”

淳于凳说：

“同类的鸟总是聚集在一起，同类的野兽也总

是一 道行走。比如说，我们要寻找柴胡和桔梗这类药草，到

沼泽地去找，就是找一辈子也找不 到一株

;

但是如果到泽黍

山、梁父山的 北面去找，那就要用大车去拉了。天下的事物

都是同类相聚的，人也是这样。你要我淳于 凳挑选贤士，就

好比到河里去打水，

用火石去打火一样，

有什么好奇怪的呢

?

我正准备再给你推荐一大 批贤士，何止这七个呢

!

”

英文三分钟寓言小故事篇

3

：狗阻告状

In a village, a dog often shitted by the side of

a well.

Several tens of families in the whole village drew

water

from

the

well.

They

all

hated

the

dog,

and

wanted

to tell its master to have it kept under control.

But whenever the people who wanted to lodge a

xxplaint against it came near the gate of its master's

house, the dog would pounce upon them, barking and