染雾防患于未然寓言故事 篇一
Once upon a time, in a peaceful village, lived a group of happy and contented animals. Among them were the wise owl, the clever fox, the strong lion, and the cautious rabbit. They all lived harmoniously, helping and supporting each other.
One day, the animals gathered for their regular meeting to discuss the safety of their village. The wise owl, as the leader, spoke, "We must always be prepared for any potential dangers that may come our way. We should never wait until it's too late to take action." The other animals nodded in agreement.
As time passed, the village faced a severe drought. The once lush green fields turned brown and withered. The animals grew hungry, and their water supply was rapidly diminishing. The wise owl suggested that they dig a well to ensure a constant supply of water. However, the other animals dismissed the idea, believing that it was unnecessary as they had always relied on the river for their water needs.
Days turned into weeks, and the river dried up completely. The animals were desperate and weak from thirst. They regretted not listening to the wise owl's advice. It was then that the clever fox came up with an idea. He remembered hearing about a hidden underground spring deep within the forest.
With the last of their strength, the animals journeyed to the forest. After days of searching, they finally found the hidden spring. The animals were overjoyed, but they also realized the importance of being prepared and taking action before it was too late.
From then on, the animals of the village learned their lesson and always made sure to be prepared for any potential dangers. They built a well, stocked up on food supplies, and established an emergency plan. They understood the importance of being proactive and not waiting until a crisis struck.
And so, the village thrived and prospered. The animals lived happily ever after, knowing that they were always prepared to face any challenges that came their way.
防患于未然寓言故事 篇二
In a dense forest, there lived a group of animals led by a wise old elephant. The elephant was known for his wisdom and foresight. He always emphasized the importance of being prepared for any potential danger.
One day, a fierce storm hit the forest. The animals sought shelter, but they were unprepared for such a calamity. The storm caused chaos and destruction, and many animals were injured and frightened.
After the storm had passed, the animals gathered to discuss what had happened. The wise old elephant spoke, "We must learn from this experience and be prepared for future storms. We should build shelters and establish an emergency plan to ensure the safety of our group."
The other animals agreed and started taking action. They built sturdy shelters and designated safe areas in case of emergencies. They also created a system to communicate and warn each other about potential dangers.
Months later, a powerful earthquake shook the forest. The animals, now prepared and organized, quickly sought shelter and ensured their safety. Although there was still damage and some injuries, the animals were able to handle the situation much better than before.
As time went on, the animals faced various challenges and dangers, but they were always prepared and ready to face them head-on. The wise old elephant's teachings had become ingrained in their minds, reminding them of the importance of being proactive.
The animals realized that being prepared was not just about physical structures or plans; it was also about being mentally and emotionally ready. They learned to adapt to different situations and remained calm in times of crisis.
With their newfound resilience and preparedness, the animals of the forest thrived. They faced storms, floods, and even attacks from predators, but they always came out stronger and wiser.
The story of the wise old elephant and the prepared animals spread far and wide, inspiring other animals and communities to be proactive and take preventative measures. The importance of being prepared for any potential danger became a valuable lesson for generations to come.
防患于未然寓言故事 篇三
防患于未然是什么意思呢?原来以前有一家人没有听别人的劝告导致自己的厨房失火，告诉别人做事情应该有预见性!有一家人家做了新房子，但厨房没有安排好，烧火的土灶烟囱砌得太直，土灶旁边堆着一大堆柴草。
一天，这家主人请客。有位客人看到主人家厨房的这些情况，就对主人说：“你家的厨房应该整顿一下。”主人问道：“为什么呢?”客人说：“你家烟囱砌得太直，柴草放得离火太近。你应将烟囱改砌得弯曲一些，柴草也要搬远一些，不然的话，容易发生火灾。”主人听了，笑了笑，不以为然，没放在心上，不久也就把这事忘到脑后去了。
后来，这家人家果然失了火，左邻右舍立即赶来，有的浇水，有的撤土，有的搬东西，大家一起奋力扑救，大火终于被扑灭，除了将厨房里的东西烧了一小半外，总算没酿成大祸。为了酬谢大家的全力救助，主人杀牛备酒，办了酒席。席间，主人热情地请被烧伤的人坐在上席，其余的人也按功劳大小依次入座，惟独没有请那个建议改修烟囱、搬走柴草的人。
大家高高兴兴地吃着喝着。忽然有人提醒主人说：“要是当初您听了那位客人的劝告，改建烟囱，搬走柴草，就不会造成今天的损失，也用不着杀牛买酒来酬谢大家了。现在，您论功请客，怎么可以忘了那位事先提醒、劝告您的客人呢?难道提出防火的没有功，只有参加救火的人才算有功吗?我看哪，您应该把那位劝您的客人请来，并请他上坐才对呀!”
主人听了，这才恍然大悟，赶忙把那位客人请来，不但说了许多感激的话，还真的请他坐了上席，众人也都拍手称好。事后，主人新建厨房时，就按那位客人的建议做了，把烟囱砌成弯曲的，柴草也放到安全的地方去了，因为以后的日子还长着呢。什么事情都要有个预见性，如果自己没意识到，听听别人的建议也是好的，防患于未然总比出了险情再去补救更为重要。
防患于未然寓言故事 篇四
赵姓人家新建了房子，但厨房安排得不好，烟囱砌得太直，土灶旁边堆着一大堆柴草。
这天，赵姓人家乔迁，宴请亲朋好友。有位客人看了看主人家的厨房，对主人说：“你家的厨房应该重新调整一下。”“为什么呢？”主人问道。客人说：“你家烟囱砌得太直，柴草离火太近。你应该将烟囱改砌得弯曲一些，柴草也要搬远一些，不然的话，很容易发生火灾。”主人听了，笑了笑，不以为然，没放在心上，不久也就把这事忘了。
后来，这家人家果然失火了，邻居们都赶来救火，大火终于被扑灭了。幸好大火只烧了厨房里的一小半东西，没有酿成大祸。为了感谢大家的救助，主人准备了丰盛的酒席。席间，主人热情地请帮助过自己的人入座，并一一敬酒。唯独没有请那个建议改修烟囱、搬走柴草的人。
酒过三巡，大家也兴致盎然。忽然有人提醒主人说：“其实，如果当初您听了那位客人的劝告，改建烟囱，搬走柴草，也就不会有今天的损失了，更用不着如此大费周折地酬谢大家伙了。现在，您论功行赏，不应该忘了那位事先提醒、劝告您的客人。您能给救火的人敬酒，那更应该给提出防火的人敬酒。我看您把那位劝您的客人请来，并请他上坐才对呀！”
主人恍然大悟，赶忙请来那位客人，请他坐了上席，并且说了许多感激的话。事后，主人重建厨房时，就按那位客人的建议把烟囱砌成弯曲的，柴草也放到安全的地方去了。任何事情都是未知的，你无法预知未来的结果。存在隐患的事物，最好提早防范，因为当险情出现时再去补救，就为时已晚了。
人往往只安于现在的生活，对未来不愿花太多的心思。然而，不愿未雨绸缪的人，当危难突然来袭时，常常不知所措。而有预见性的人总是在安稳的生活状态下为即将出现的危机做好准备，当危机来临时，能轻而易举地度过，有时甚至能避免危机的到来。
防患于未然寓言故事 篇五
有一户人建了一座新房子，但厨房没有设计好——烧火的土灶烟囱砌得太直，土灶旁边还堆了一大堆干柴草。
有一天，这户主人请朋友来吃饭。有一位朋友看到他家厨房的状况，就提醒主人说：“你家的厨房要重新整理一次。”主人不明白，便问道：“为什么要重整?”“你们家的烟囱砌得太直，得重新砌一个弯曲些的烟囱；灶火旁边又放了这么多的干柴草，离火太近，要搬远一些，不然容易发生火灾。”朋友建议道。主人听了，笑了笑，认为朋友只是随便提的一些可有可无的意见，便没把这件事放在心上，主人想，哪有那么多机会发生火灾啊！
没过多久，这户人家便发生了火灾，左邻右舍都赶来帮忙，有的泼水扑火，有的用土压火，有的帮忙转移物品。在大伙的奋力扑救下，大火终于熄灭了。由于抢救及时，厨房里面的东西只被烧掉了一小半，其他地方没有被波及。为了感谢大家，主人准备了丰盛的酒席。酒席开始之前，主人请被烧伤的人坐在上位，其余的人也按功劳大小依次入座，然而并没有请那个建议他改修烟囱、搬走柴草的人。
有人提醒主人说：“当初您要是听了那位朋友的劝告，用一些小力气改建烟囱，搬走柴草的话，就不会起火了，今天也不用办酒席来酬谢大家了。论功请客，其实你最应该感谢的是那位事先提醒、劝告您的朋友。我看呐，您应该把那位劝您的朋友请来，请他坐上位才对呀!”
主人恍然大悟，立即把那位朋友请来，请他坐了上位，当着众人的`面向他表示感谢。再建新厨房的时候，主人把这位朋友也请来了，希望他能够给更多更好的建议。这件事告诉我们，对于任何事情都不要心存侥幸，许多侥幸最终都会带来或轻或重的不良后果。因此防患于未然是最好的策略，不要等事情出现了再去补救，这样做可以降低损失的程度。
防患于未然寓言故事 篇六
孙策是东汉末年政坛上的风云人物，占有江东全部领土。当曹操和袁绍在官渡交战的时候，他看到了机会，与人谋划，准备袭击许昌。许昌是曹操的根据地，一旦失守，后果不堪设想。曹操部下听到这个信息后，都很恐慌。但谋士郭嘉却说：“孙策虽然吞并了江东的土地，诛杀了当地的许多英雄豪杰，这是他能得到部下拼死效力的结果。但是，孙策也有致命的弱点，他遇事粗心大意，而且不善防备。
尽管他声称有百万之众，但与孤身一人没有什么两样，如果派一个刺客去杀他，他就对付不了。”另外，孙策的一位谋士也因为孙策好骑马游猎，劝谏道：“您指挥零散归附的将士，他们就能为你拼死效力，这是您的福气啊!但您轻易暗地里出行，所有的将士们都很忧虑，为您的安全担心啊。那白龙化做大鱼在海里游玩，就会被渔夫捉住；白蛇爬出山中，就被汉高祖斩杀了。这都是教训，希望您能谨慎些为好。”孙策说：“先生的话很有道理，我会小心行事的。”
孙策虽然嘴上答应了，但始终改不了老毛病。当他出兵袭击许昌时，到了长江后，还没过江，就像郭嘉预料的那样，灾难发生了，被许贡的门客所杀。郭嘉的远见卓识和孙策的粗心大意，在此得到了集中的体现。孙策诛杀了很多英雄豪杰，无数人对他切齿痛恨，想寻找机会报仇的人不计其数，但他却全然没有防范的意识，单枪匹马，独自外出，其英雄胆气固然令人钦佩，但其处事的方式却不值得称赞。
聪明的人有许多种，但懂得“防患于未然”道理的人才是聪明人。做事情不要寄希望于亡羊补牢，等到出现严重后果的时候，才知道自己做错了，如此为时已晚。
