A bird catcher in Tianjin caught a female goose, and the male goose followed him to the bird catcher's house until it was dark, and he was reluctant to fly away. The next day, the male goose came to the bird catcher's house early. As soon as the bird catcher went out, the male goose screamed and flew. The bird catcher is also very happy to catch the male goose. At this time, I saw the male goose spit out half an ingot of gold as soon as he stretched his neck. The bird catcher suddenly understood the intention of the male bird: it wanted to redeem the goose with the gold! The bird catcher was deeply moved and let the goose go. Two geese wandered happily in the sky, thanked the bird catcher and flew away happily together! At the end of the story, the author sighs: Alas, what birds know, but they love each other so much. Nothing is more sad than parting from life and death, and so are animals!
Seeing this, let's take a look at Hong's two geese. When the goose was in danger, the male goose did not choose to escape as soon as possible to avoid being caught by the birdman, but risked his life and rescued the goose with his own wisdom. We believe that the bird catcher was also moved by the faithful love of the male goose before letting the female goose go. No lingering, no tears, but the firmness of the two geese in the face of danger deeply touched us.