Storks tell many stories to their children, all about swamps and pools. Generally speaking, such stories are adjusted and revised at any time according to children's different ages and understandings. The youngest child only needs to hear "chirp, chirp, poop-poop, hiss!" That's enough. They think this one is interesting, but the older ones always want to hear something more profound, or at least have something to do with their own family. The two oldest and longest stories handed down from generation to generation in the stork family, one of which we all know, is about Moses, which tells how his mother put him in the Nile water, how he was later discovered by Pharaoh's daughter, and how he was well educated and became a great man. Later, no one knows where he was buried. This story is very ordinary. The second story is unknown, perhaps because it is almost domestic. This story has been passed from one stork mother to another stork mother for a thousand years. One of them speaks better than the other, and now we speak the best. The first pair of storks who brought this story, and who are the characters in the story, came here for the summer, resting on a pirate cabin in the wild swamp pirate period in Wensussel. If we want to show off our knowledge, it can be said that it is near Joerling County, Jutland Kane, in the north. There is still a large area of Shui Ze, and you can read about it in the county annals. This used to be the bottom of the sea, but then it rose, and it became www.iyuezhi.com like this. It extends to the four sides for several miles, surrounded by humid grassland and a muddy swamp and peat bog, with raspberries and messy dwarf trees on it. There is a mist hanging over it in the sky almost all the year round. Seventy years ago, there were wolves there. This area is really a veritable "barren swamp". You can imagine how desolate it was a thousand years ago and how many swamps and lakes there were! Yes, in some places, the scene at that time is still visible today. Reed is also so tall, with the same long leaves as it is today, and the same dark brown www.fnhfz.com fluffy flowers; Birch is still like this, with white bark and fine sparse leaves hanging on the tree. As for the moving creatures that go there, yes, even flies are wearing the same style of gauze clothes; The color of the clothes that storks like is white with black, and the socks are red.
