Once upon a time, in a small village, there was an old father who had four children. When they were young, they played together peacefully. However, as they grew up, they often quarrelled and fought over small things. The family lacked harmony, which made the father very sad.
One day, feeling weak and knowing he would not live much longer, the father decided to teach his children an important lesson about unity. He called all four of them to his bedside. He placed a bundle of chopsticks and a bag of coins on the table.
The father presented a challenge: "Whoever can break this bundle of chopsticks at once will receive the bag of coins." The children tried with all their strength. The eldest son tried to bend it but failed. The second and third sons also tried but could not snap the solid bundle. The youngest daughter tried too, but it was impossible.
"We give up, father," they said. "No one can break such a strong bundle."
The father smiled. He untied the bundle and separated the chopsticks. He handed one to each child and asked them to break it. They broke the single chopsticks easily with just one hand.
The father then gave his advice: "My dear children, you are like these chopsticks. If you are divided, you are weak and can be defeated by anyone. But if you unite and support each other, you will be powerful, and no enemy can destroy you. Remember, unity is strength." The children understood and promised to love and protect one another forever.
Unity (Sự Đoàn Kết): "United we stand, divided we fall." This story is the most famous lesson in Vietnam about family values, teaching that siblings must stick together to survive difficulties.
The Chopsticks: Chopsticks are a daily utensil in Vietnam. Using such a common object makes the lesson simple yet profound and easy for children to remember.
Sự Đoàn Kết: "Đoàn kết thì sống, chia rẽ thì chết". Đây là bài học nổi tiếng nhất ở Việt Nam về giá trị gia đình, dạy rằng anh em phải gắn bó để vượt qua khó khăn.
Đôi Đũa: Đũa là vật dụng hàng ngày. Việc sử dụng hình ảnh quen thuộc này làm cho bài học trở nên giản dị nhưng sâu sắc và dễ nhớ đối với trẻ em.
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