Moe Academy: Resurrection Battle

Chapter 316

Some small things in life can often tell us some truths of life. One day, I accidentally spilled the biscuit crumbs on the ground. Not long after, a tiny ant crawled over, sniffed around the biscuits with its antennae, and then tried to lift the biscuit crumbs. However, the small biscuit crumbs seemed too big for a tiny ant, and it certainly couldn't lift it. So the poor little ant left in frustration. I thought it had given up the biscuit crumbs, but unexpectedly, after more than ten minutes, the ant came back, and there was a long line of ants behind it. They surrounded the biscuit crumbs and started to move them. One ant lifted this end, and the other ant lifted that end, and finally lifted the biscuit crumbs together and happily carried it back to the ant nest. This little thing reminds me of the truth that unity is strength. If you don't believe it, I'll give you two examples: Some time ago, our school held a three-person basketball game for the grade. The players and non-players in our class were united, making the results of the competition always among the best. In the last game, our athletes and cheerleaders were "cooperating inside and outside". The game started, the athletes cooperated seriously, and the cheerleaders shouted loudly to cheer: "Come on! Come on!" Because everyone on and off the field had the same mind and worked together, our class finally won the first place in the grade. I remember another time when the school held a dormitory beautification competition. The teacher said that the dormitory head would come up with ideas, and all the dormitory staff would work together to decorate the dormitory. But after returning to the dormitory, the other members said nothing and stood by and watched. The dormitory head "fought alone", designed and made it himself, and was busy for a while, but the result of the competition was that no one was on the list. Now, you believe it! A united collective will burst out with steel-like strength and accomplish the task. Without concerted efforts, the collective is like a pile of loose sand, and nothing can be accomplished! One sunny morning, Uncle Elephant was walking in the forest. After a while, Uncle Elephant said to himself: "I am the heaviest animal in the forest. None of you can play seesaw with me. If you want to play with me, I will lift you up to the sky!" The little mouse heard his boasting first and walked over and said, "I want to see it." The little mouse jumped onto the seesaw in a flash, and the elephant lifted him up high in an instant. The little mouse cried: "Wow! Wow!" The little squirrel heard it and jumped up, but the elephant still lifted them up high, and both of them were useless. At this time, the little white rabbit and the little cat also came, and they said, "We can definitely lift it up." As they said, they also jumped up, and the elephant still lifted them up high. They were all useless. The fox, the black bear, and the goat all came and said, "We can definitely lift it up." Then they jumped onto the seesaw, but they were still lifted up. The lion, the king of the forest, heard this and said, "I am the lion, the king of the forest. I will definitely lift the elephant up to the sky when I go on stage." However, the elephant still lifted them all up. Just when everyone was most disappointed, the bird flew over and said, "There is strength in numbers. We will definitely lift the elephant up to the sky." The mouse said, "No one will believe it. You are so light." Before the mouse could finish his words, the bird flew over Uncle Goat's head, and in an instant, the elephant was lifted up. Everyone cheered.