Myanmar folk story: story of a bunch of idiots

one day, a rabbit sat under a tree and imagined what could happen in life.

he said to himself, "the world is a world of no peace, and every step is dangerous.

first, all kinds of disasters can happen, earthquakes, landslides, hurricanes.

second, fear at all times that you will starve, because the food and water stored will run out one day.

third, thieves and robbers will always reach out to you...” the rabbit said he suddenly remembered something important and left.

the rabbit had no idea that his words had been heard by the three partners in the great forest — phoenix, earthworms and monkeys.

they're scared to death.

the chicks are scared when they think about earthquakes and hurricanes.

he whispered, "what if i fall asleep and the sky falls down? i can still fly away when the day falls; but if i fall asleep at night, i'm gonna die of hunger?" he said, "what if i eat the nutrients in the soil? i'll starve to death and starve to death!" monkeys think of thieves and robbers.

and he said with tears, "i love the earth the most in the world, but i have to leave it at night and climb up to the trees and sleep." what if i fall asleep and thieves and thieves steal the land?" since then, phoenixes have been crouching into the sky and sleeping on the ground every day.

he thought that if one day the sky collapsed, the two claws would hold back for a while.

the earthworms excreted as much as they eat every day, and he feared he would run out of nutrients in the soil.

and the monkey? he came down from the tree three times every night to see whether the earth had been stolen by thieves and bandits。