The silkworm eggs were gloomily lying on withered mulberry leaves,
tearfully swallowing the dry mulberry leaves bite by bite arduously.
These silkworm babies had just arrived at their new home,
so weak that they filled me with sadness and desolation.
In the past, the silkworm babies would take big bites of mulberry leaves,
and their bodies had become much stronger.
However, their color was still unappealing,
and their bodies remained emaciated.
The silkworm babies,
with their tiny mouths,
were enthusiastically eating away,
emitting a fine and fragmented "rustling" sound.
Silkworm babies,
you must keep it up!
(2)
There was a silkworm baby named Feifei (Fatfat).
Its color was white and tender,
its body plump,
its little mouth moving swiftly,
eating non-stop.
Indeed,
whether in difficult or comfortable conditions,
you must be like Feifei,
working hard to eat,
striving to do what you should,
and not using the excuse of being unaccustomed to the new environment.
After all,
the other silkworm babies aren't as big as Feifei
because they haven't worked hard enough.
(3)
Now all the silkworm babies have grown fat,
many catching up with Feifei,
because they've all learned from Feifei's spirit.
Look,
they are all brimming with excitement,
each one growing vigorously in competition with the others.
How interesting these silkworm babies are!
Their eating sounds like "rustling,"
as if they were whispering to me.
They say,
"Hey,
little master,
we must eat fast,
fast,
fast,
to weave a beautiful cocoon.
I am so happy!
Every day I sweetly listen to the silkworms talking to me,
and I am so comforted,
watching them happily take big bites of food every day.
Ah, as long as one puts in the effort,
anything can achieve the desired goal.
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