Once upon a time, there was a hungry fox walking through fields and orchards looking for something to eat. He stumbled upon a Grape filled with clusters of grapes hanging down. They looked so delicious and shiny, and the fox wished he could taste them

He tried to jump to pick some, leaping and leaping, but he couldn’t reach them. Feeling frustrated, he decided to give up. He said to himself, "They must be sour and not tasty. I don’t want them!" So, he returned home hungry.

In the evening, he told his father what had happened. He started describing the beauty and wonder of the grape clusters, reassuring himself that they probably weren’t ripe. His father got angry and said, "You shouldn’t have given up so easily! Tomorrow, you will go back and think of a way to pick them and find out for yourself if they are sweet or sour.

The next morning, the fox remembered his father’s advice and returned to the vineyard. He jumped again, but he still couldn’t reach the grapes. He paused to think and looked around. Suddenly, he noticed a small table on the other side of the Grape field. The table had some gardening tools on it. He jumped onto the table and leaped through the air, finally managing to pick a bunch of grapes.

He was extremely happy when he tasted them and found them to be very delicious! "I wish I hadn’t rushed yesterday!" the fox exclaimed with joy. "Thank you, Dad! I will pick a big bunch of grapes for you to taste and enjoy with me

But the story didn’t end there. As the fox enjoyed the grapes, he began to think about his friends, who had never tasted grapes before. He decided to gather some grapes to take to his friends