The Grasshopper and the Ants (1934)

From spring to autumn, it is the golden season of harvest. The grass and green leaves have not yet faded from the green clothes, and the pleasant weather makes all creatures indulge in them. In the distance came the happy singing and the sound of the violin, which was the music and worry-free music played by the wandering grasshopper, who sang about the good life and the ease of the moment, and everything was as easy as grass and leaves, not worth cherishing. At this time, the grasshopper saw the ants working hard to carry the food under the big tree nearby. These industrious little creatures knew that the cold winter was approaching, so they lost no time to store up food for the winter. But from the grasshopper's point of view, the ants' behavior is not only amorous, but also a waste of the good time of the moment. He encouraged the tired little ants to sing and dance with him, which annoyed the majestic ant queen. In the queen's opinion, without labor, there is no food.