In a vast forest, there live all kinds of animals. There are clever foxes, hard - working squirrels, kind - hearted rabbits, and strong bears. One day, the fox had a sudden idea. It thought that the animals in the forest should have a place to acquire knowledge, just like the human library. So it told this idea to its good friend, the squirrel. The squirrel thought it was an excellent idea after hearing it, because it knew a lot about nut - storing knowledge and hoped to share this knowledge with other animals.
The fox and the squirrel began to spread the word throughout the forest, telling every animal about this idea. Soon, they gathered a lot of animals and held a big meeting in an open space in the forest. The rabbit hopped and said, "I know a great deal about carrot - planting knowledge and I can share it." The bear also said in a deep voice, "I know how to find safe caves and can write it down for everyone to read." Everyone talked animatedly, and finally they all agreed to build a forest library.
No sooner said than done. The animals began to collect materials with a division of labor. The squirrels shuttled through the forest, collecting the branches blown down by the wind. They carried the branches in their small mouths and made round - trips again and again. The rabbits used their sensitive noses to look for soft hay, which could be used as cushions in the library. The bear took advantage of its strength and carried large stones to build the foundation of the library. The fox searched everywhere for suitable leaves, wanting to make bookmarks out of them.
With the joint efforts of everyone, the framework of the library gradually took shape. The fox directed everyone to build according to the previous plan in an orderly manner. The squirrels wove the branches together to make walls. The rabbits spread the hay in the corners of the library to make it comfortable. The bear carefully placed the stones to ensure the stability of the library. Although there were some small problems during the process, such as the branches not being long enough and the hay not being enough, no one gave up. Instead, they all thought of solutions together.
After the main body of the library was built, the animals began to decorate the interior. They pasted the collected colorful leaves on the walls, forming beautiful murals one after another. The fox also carved the names of each animal on the wall to show its gratitude to everyone. The rabbits put flowers in vases and placed them on the library tables, making the library full of the fragrance of flowers. The squirrels made some small lamps with nut shells and hung them on the ceiling of the library. They would give out warm light at night.
Finally, the forest library was built and opened. The animals wrote their knowledge into books or painted them into pictures and placed them in the library. The little fox wrote a book about how to avoid hunters' traps, the squirrel wrote a book about how to store nuts in different seasons, the rabbit wrote the secrets of carrot - planting, and the bear wrote about how to choose safe and comfortable caves. The small animals in the forest all came to the library, where they could read all kinds of knowledge. The whole forest became more vibrant and intelligent because of this library.
