In a beautiful garden in India, there lived a group of lovely bees. Among them was a special bee, which glowed with a golden light all over its body, and everyone called it the Golden Bee.
There were all kinds of beautiful flowers in this garden, and the bees worked hard every day to collect honey among the flower clusters. However, there was a small problem. Some flowers in the garden grew in relatively high places, and some little bees couldn't reach them.
One day, the little bees got together and sat in a circle. They frowned and looked a little worried because they had been unable to collect the nectar from those high - up flowers all along. The Golden Bee stood out, flapping its little wings and said, "Fellows, we can cooperate. Those bees that can fly high can go to collect the nectar from the high - up flowers first, and then share it with the little friends who can't reach them." The other little bees thought this was a very good idea after hearing it, but a few little bees were a bit hesitant. They were worried that they would get less nectar in this way.
The Golden Bee saw their concerns and said with a smile, "We are one big family. When we share and cooperate, there will be more nectar in the whole garden. Because when we work together, we can collect more nectar, and then everyone can share it fairly."
So, the bees began to act according to the Golden Bee's plan. Those strong and high - flying bees quickly flew to the side of the high - up flowers and carefully collected the nectar. Then, they brought the collected nectar back to the beehive and shared it with the other little bees. The other little bees were not idle either. They were busy in the low - lying flower clusters and also took out the collected nectar to share. The whole beehive was full of laughter, and the relationship between the bees became closer.
As time went by, there was more and more honey in the beehive. This was all thanks to the bees' sharing and cooperation. Because they worked with one heart, every bee got enough food and even harvested more than when they collected honey alone before. The bees were extremely happy when they looked at the beehive full of honey. They understood how right the Golden Bee's words were. In this big family, only by sharing and cooperating could everyone lead a good life.
From then on, the bees in this garden have always maintained the tradition of sharing and cooperation, and their lives have become more and more happy and prosperous. And the Golden Bee has also become the most respected member in the bee family, and its wisdom has been passed down by generations of little bees.
