Once upon a time, there were three little pigs. When they grew up, they left home to venture out and build their own houses to live in. The first little pig was very lazy. On the road, he met a person carrying straw, so he built his house with straw. The straw house was quickly built, and he happily played in it.
The second little pig was a bit more industrious than the first one. He saw a person passing by with wooden sticks on his shoulder. He thought that a house built with wooden sticks would surely be more solid than a straw house, so he built his house with wooden sticks. It took him some time, and when the house was built, he was very satisfied.
The third little pig was the most industrious and intelligent. He believed that only the strongest materials could resist danger, so he worked hard to carry bricks and built a brick house one by one. This process was very tiring, but he didn't give up. Finally, he built a very solid brick house.
Deep in the forest, there lived a big bad wolf. This big bad wolf was hungry and mean. He smelled the little pigs and decided to eat them. The big bad wolf first came to the straw house of the first little pig. He blew a breath, and the straw house was blown down. The first little pig was so frightened that he quickly ran to the wooden - stick house of the second little pig.
The big bad wolf followed and came to the wooden - stick house. He blew hard, and the wooden - stick house was also blown down. The two little pigs had no choice but to run desperately to the brick house of the third little pig.
Finally, the two little pigs ran into the brick house of the third little pig. The big bad wolf came to the brick house and blew and blew, but the brick house didn't move at all. The big bad wolf was very angry and he wanted to climb in through the chimney.
The three little pigs had expected the big bad wolf's attempt long ago. They boiled a pot of hot water under the chimney. When the big bad wolf slid down from the chimney, he just fell into the hot water pot, scalded and howled, and then ran away in dismay. From then on, the three little pigs lived a happy life in the solid brick house.
