The Bees Wasps and the Hornet 蜜蜂、黄蜂和大黄蜂 (精美插图) 双语 拼音注音 伊索寓言

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The Bees Wasps and the Hornet (English)

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A store of honey had been found in a hollow tree, and the Wasps declared positively that it belonged to them. The Bees were just as sure that the treasure was theirs. The argument grew very pointed, and it looked as if the affair could not be settled without a battle, when at last, with much good sense, they agreed to let a judge decide the matter. So they brought the case before the Hornet, justice of the peace in that part of the woods.

When the Judge called the case, witnesses declared that they had seen certain winged creatures in the neighborhood of the hollow tree, who hummed loudly, and whose bodies were striped, yellow and black, like Bees.

Counsel for the Wasps immediately insisted that this description fitted his clients exactly.

Such evidence did not help Judge Hornet to any decision, so he adjourned court for six weeks to give him time to think it over. When the case came up again, both sides had a large number of witnesses. An Ant was first to take the stand, and was about to be cross-examined, when a wise old Bee addressed the Court.

"Your honor," he said, "the case has now been pending for six weeks. If it is not decided soon, the honey will not be fit for anything. I move that the Bees and the Wasps be both instructed to build a honey comb. Then we shall soon see to whom the honey really belongs."

The Wasps protested loudly. Wise Judge Hornet quickly understood why they did so: They knew they could not build a honey comb and fill it with honey.

"It is clear," said the Judge, "who made the comb and who could not have made it. The honey belongs to the Bees."

Moral: Ability proves itself by deeds.

蜜蜂、黄蜂和大黄蜂 (中文翻译 拼音注音)

一yī棵kē空kōng心xīn树shù里lǐ被bèi发fā现xiàn贮zhù藏cáng着zhe蜂fēng蜜mì，黄huáng蜂fēng坚jiān称chēng这zhè些xiē蜂fēng蜜mì是shì属shǔ于yú它tā们men的de。蜜mì蜂fēng也yě声shēng明míng信xìn这zhè珍zhēn酿niàng是shì自zì己jǐ的de。 双shuāng方fāng之zhī间jiān的de争zhēng论lùn变biàn得dé越yuè来lái越yuè激jī烈liè，那nà阵zhèn势shì看kàn起qǐ来lái不bù打dǎ一yī架jià是shì解jiě决jué不bù了liǎo这zhè个gè问wèn题tí的de，最zuì后hòu它tā们men非fēi常cháng明míng智zhì地de一yí致zhì同tóng意yì，让ràng一yí个gè法fǎ官guān来lái解jiě决jué这zhè个gè麻má烦fán。 于yú是shì，它tā们men就jiù把bǎ这zhè个gè案àn子zi交jiāo到dào了le大dài黄huáng蜂fēng面miàn前qián，大dài黄huáng蜂fēng可kě是shì那nà一yī带dài最zuì为wèi公gōng正zhèng的de法fǎ官guān，平píng息xī了le不bù少shǎo争zhēng端duān。

法fǎ官guān开kāi始shǐ审shěn理lǐ这zhè个gè案àn子zi的de时shí候hòu，证zhèng人rén们men声shēng称chēng，在zài那nà棵kē空kōng心xīn树shù附fù近jìn确què实shí住zhù着zhe某mǒu种zhǒng会huì飞fēi的de动dòng物wù，这zhè些xiē动dòng物wù会huì发fā出chū很hěn大dà的de嗡wēng嗡wēng声shēng，而ér且qiě它tā们men有yǒu着zhe条tiáo纹wén、黄huáng色sè和hé黑hēi色sè的de肢zhī体tǐ，就jiù跟gēn蜜mì蜂fēng是shì的de。

黄huáng蜂fēng的de律lǜ师shī立lì马mǎ坚jiān称chēng，这zhè描miáo述shù完wán全quán符fú合hé它tā的de委wěi托tuō人rén。

这zhè样yàng的de证zhèng据jù根gēn本běn不bù能néng帮bāng助zhù大dài黄huáng蜂fēng法fǎ官guān做zuò出chū任rèn何hé决jué断duàn，于yú是shì它tā宣xuān布bù休xiū庭tíng六liù周zhōu好hǎo让ràng它tā有yǒu时shí间jiān仔zǐ细xì想xiǎng想xiǎng。 当dāng再zài次cì开kāi庭tíng审shěn理lǐ这zhè个gè案àn子zi的de时shí候hòu，双shuāng方fāng都dōu有yǒu了le很hěn多duō证zhèng人rén。 蚂má蚁yǐ第dì一yí个gè出chū来lái作zuò证zhèng，正zhèng当dāng他tā准zhǔn备bèi接jiē受shòu双shuāng方fāng律lǜ师shī盘pán问wèn的de时shí候hòu，一yì只zhī聪cōng明míng的de老lǎo蜜mì蜂fēng在zài庭tíng上shàng发fā了le言yán。

“法fǎ官guān大dà人rén” 它tā说shuō，“这zhè案àn子zi已yǐ经jīng被bèi搁gē置zhì了le六liù周zhōu了le，要yào是shì再zài不bù做zuò出chū决jué断duàn，那nà些xiē蜂fēng蜜mì就jiù没méi什shén么me用yòng了le。我wǒ提tí议yì，让ràng蜜mì蜂fēng和hé黄huáng蜂fēng各gè自zì去qù建jiàn造zào一yí个gè蜂fēng窝wō。那nà么me，我wǒ们men将jiāng很hěn快kuài知zhī晓xiǎo，这zhè些xiē蜂fēng蜜mì到dào底dǐ是shì谁shéi的de了le。”

黄huáng蜂fēng们men对duì此cǐ强qiáng烈liè抗kàng议yì。 而ér聪cōng明míng的de大dài黄huáng蜂fēng法fǎ官guān很hěn快kuài就jiù明míng白bái了le它tā们men为wèi什shén么me抗kàng议yì得dé这zhè么me激jī烈liè：黄huáng蜂fēng很hěn清qīng楚chǔ自zì己jǐ根gēn本běn建jiàn造zào不bù出chū能néng够gòu装zhuāng蜂fēng蜜mì的de蜂fēng窝wō。

“很hěn显xiǎn然rán” 法fǎ官guān说shuō，“谁shuí有yǒu能néng力lì建jiàn造zào这zhè种zhǒng蜂fēng窝wō是shì十shí分fēn明míng显xiǎn的de。这zhè蜂fēng蜜mì是shì属shǔ于yú蜜mì蜂fēng的de。”

寓yù意yì：真zhēn才cái在zài手shǒu，吃chī喝hē不bù愁chóu。

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The Aesop Fables for Children 伊索寓言儿童故事全集 (图文英汉双语版) (this work), the english fables originally from The Aesop for Children: with Pictures by Milo Winter published by Rand, McNally & Co in 1919. Some of pictures come from Library of Congress. This work is considered to be in the public domain in the United States. The Aesop Fables for Children contains the text of selected fables, color pictures, video, and interactive animations, and will be enjoyed by readers of any age.

The Aesop Fables for Children are a collection of stories designed to teach moral lessons credited to Aesop, a Greek slave and story-teller thought to have lived between 620 and 560 BCE.

Aesop's fables are some of the most well known in the world and have been translated in multiple languages and become popular in dozens of cultures through the course of five centuries. They have been told and retold in a variety of media, from oral tradition to written storybooks to stage, film and animated cartoon versions—even in architecture. This page include translation to Simplified Chinese.

伊索寓言是一部世界上最早的寓言故事集，是世界文学史上流传最广的寓言故事之一。 本文包含伊索寓言故事英文原文和简体中文翻译（中英双语）。