Once upon a time, there was a carpenter who lived in a forest far away from an old city. He lived in a small tent, and every morning he would cut wood and sell the wood he cut in the city in the evening along with all the townspeople who also sold things. There was only one train that passed through the town once a day in the evening, so all the people would load their goods, like wood, fish, milk, and meat, onto the train to take them to another city and sell them.

One day, while the man was cutting wood, he saw a fox coming down from the hill, and the fox was scared. Because of the man’s work, there were no longer many trees left in the forest, and in the spring, there were no places for the forest animals to hide in the shade from the sun’s heat. The man saw this animal and didn’t care, but day by day, more animals gathered around the man, and he could no longer work as before. In the end, the man stopped going to the city to sell his wood because his working conditions were no longer good. The moral of the story is that you must take care of nature because it gives you so much.”