The story of squirrels and ants

Once upon a time, there was a big forest where there lived a little squirrel.
There are many neighbors around the squirrel's house, but he doesn't like any of them-the little monkey is too naughty to jump up and down; the rabbit can only jump on the ground, not up the tree; the birds are twittering too noisily.
The little squirrel didn't have any friends, so he had to play by himself.
One day, the little squirrel was playing in a place far from home.
Accidentally, it fell from a tall tree and broke its leg and couldn't go home.
It was so painful and sad that he sat on the ground and began to cry.
Suddenly, the little squirrel heard a voice saying, "what's the matter with you?" Is there anything I can do for you? "
The little squirrel looked around in surprise, but found no one.
The little squirrel asked curiously, "who are you?" Where is it? "
The story of the little squirrel coming home
The voice said, "look under the stone next to you."
The little squirrel pushed away the stone and found a little black ant looking at it.
The little squirrel said in disappointment, "you?" Let's not. I'm going home. Can you lift me? "
The little ant said confidently, "Don't worry, I must have a way to send you home!"
Before the squirrel could react, the little ant ran away.
After a while, the little ant appeared again. He stood in front of the squirrel and asked loudly, "where do you live?"
As soon as the words fell, the little squirrel felt himself moving. He looked down and saw thousands of ants carrying him.
The ants sent the squirrel home in the direction pointed out by the squirrel.
The little squirrel suddenly understood the truth of "many people and great strength". He made up his mind to visit more monkeys and rabbits, talk to birds and become good friends with them.
This story tells us a truth that there are many people and great power, and at the same time it also tells us the importance of friends. The little squirrel in the story is not satisfied with anyone around him, and there is no help without friends, but the kind ants still help the little squirrel. Our children must not be like the little squirrel in the story. We should form good relationships and make more friends.