从前,有个小牧童放了一群羊。因为担心羊儿会走失,他就紧紧地跟在羊屁股后面,羊儿往东走,他跟着往东走,羊儿往西走,他跟着往西走,如此跋山涉水、披荆斩棘,成天累得够呛。同样是放羊,有个老牧羊人却常常把羊群往山里一赶,然后就躺在山脚下的草地上翘起二郎腿悠闲地晒太阳,等到傍晚再进山把羊赶回家。小牧童提醒他说:“老大爷,您这样放羊,就不担心羊儿丢失吗?” Once upon a time, there was a small shepherd who had put a flock of sheep. Because he was worried about the loss of the goat, he closely followed the sheep’s buttocks. The goat headed east. As he followed the east, the goat went west. He followed the west, so hesitated, cluttered and thunderstruck. Enough to choke. The same is the sheep, an old shepherd often flock to go to the mountains, and then lying on the grass at the foot of the tilt Alice legs leisurely sun, until the evening into the mountains to go back to the home. Young herd child reminded him: “Grandpa, you sheep so, do not worry about sheep lost?”