The Japanese folk story, Kazan Kazan

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in ancient japan, there was an old couple who made a living in the fields.

there was a beaver cat in the vicinity, who used beavers to steal potatoes in grandpa's fields.

grandpa was very angry and then set up a trap and finally caught the cat.

when grandpa left home, the cat said to grandma, "i'm not doing any more bad things, help you do your family." grandma broke the trap.

the cat then killed grandma with a wooden stick, boiled her into meat soup and dressed as her grandmother.

when grandpa got home, he ate the soup.

it was then that the owl laughed and fled back to the mountains that grandpa knew he was being deceived.

after grandfather talked to the rabbits, the rabbits came up with the idea of teaching the cats, so the rabbits went up to the mountains with the cats to chop wood.

on the way back, the rabbit lit wood on the back of the beaver, using a pyrotechnic “twilight”.

it was weird when the cat heard the guacamole, so he asked the rabbit what the sound was.

the rabbit came back and said, “because the mountain is called the mountain, so the bird makes this noise”, and the beaver was burned in the back.

rabbits then used pepper to use the ointment and pretended to paint the beavers.

the cat passed out in excessive pain.

after that, the rabbit's about to go fishing.

rabbits and beavers go out on two separate boats, and beavers go on board because they're made of mud and they melt slowly and drown in water.

some of the elements of blood and violence have been changed in the generally popular version.

the cat didn't kill grandma, he just passed out.

in the end, the rabbit saved the cat, apologized to her when she went back and she forgave it。