守株待兔（shou3 zhu1 dai4 tu4）Waiting for the rabbit to knock on the tree stump

In ancient time there was a farmer, one day when he was farming, suddenly a rabbit suddenly ran out from the woods and knocked on a tree stump nearby his field, then the rabbit died.

The farmer picked up the rabbit happily then went home even forgetting to farm, when he went back home to have a good eatdinner.<--instead of eat, dinner/lunch sounds better

He thought, "the farming is so hard, but waitting for the rabbit to knock dead is very easily, it's a better than work" so from the next day he no longer farm, instead every day he go to the tree stump waitting for another rabbit to knock dead, but there is no other rabbit rush to him again, but no other rabbits knocked dead on the tree stump, his

This story tell us one must live practical. Life can't depend on luck or petty tricks

In ancient times there was a farmer. One day while he was farming, suddenly a rabbit suddenly run ran out from the woods and knocked itself senseless on a nearby tree stump nearby which stood in his field. The rabbit then died. the rabbit dead.

The farmer happily picked up the rabbit happily and forgetting about his farm work, went home even fotgot go on farming where he prepared and ate had a good meal. when he back home he have a good eat.

He thought, "the farming is so hard, but waitting waiting for the rabbits to knock themselves out and die dead is very easily much easier. It's a better work job". So from the next following day he no longer go (we are tallking about past, 'go' is present tense, 'went' is past.) went farming. Instead, every day he go went to the tree stump to waitting wait for another rabbit to knock itself out and dead die, but there is no other more rabbits ever rushed by that way him again. his

His crops, which had been his livelihood, had also been abandoned.

This story tell us that one must living live practically, (sensibly, rationally). the Life decisions can't depend on luck or petty tricks.