What does the tadpole swimming competition tell us?

The tadpole swimming competition tells us that our children should also have the spirit of not being afraid of hardship, study hard and become useful talents in the future. I feel very cultured, too. They are small, but they swim very hard. In order to grow, they are not afraid of hard work.

Introduction to the story:

Little tadpoles hold swimming competitions, and they are all scrambling to sign up. They are all wondering who should be the referee. Suddenly, a rabbit and a hedgehog came to the river. The tadpole said, "Can you be our referee?" Rabbits and hedgehogs are very willing.

The rabbit said, "I raised my gun at this end of the river." Hedgehog, you have to swim to the far end of the river to see who swims first. " The race began, and every tadpole swam forward with all its strength and speed. After a long time, the tadpoles finally reached the finish line, but the hedgehog didn't recognize them. It turns out that after such a long time, tadpoles have become frogs.