The little monkey built a new house by the clear river. When the old monkey saw it, he praised his house for being well built.
The bear looked at the roof and said to the monkey, "the new house you built is beautiful, but the roof of the new house is too low and not straight enough." It would be nice to improve a little. "
The little monkey thought what the bear said was reasonable, so he climbed onto the roof and raised the roof a lot with bricks.
The elephant looked at the gate and said to the monkey, "the new house you built is very good, but the gate of the new house is too small and not spacious enough." It would be nice to be a little bigger. "
The little monkey felt that the elephant's words made sense, so he quickly knocked down some walls with a hammer and raised and widened the gate a lot.
The squirrel looked at the window and said to the little monkey, "The new house you built is good, but the window of the new house is too big to be safe." Just make it smaller. "
The little monkey thought what the squirrel said was reasonable, so he quickly built the window frame in half with bricks and made the window smaller.
In this way, the little monkey changed his new house over and over again until he changed beyond recognition. The old monkey looked at the little monkey's house and said, "How did the original good new house become this nondescript appearance?"
The little monkey asked inexplicably, "Is there anything wrong with the suggestions made by the partners?"
The old monkey said, "You should have your own opinion. How can you change what others say? What a pity it is to turn a good new housing reform into neither fish nor fowl now!