因害怕失去美丽的尾巴，孔雀最终失去了自由与生命。

原文英文

In the Changbai Mountains, hunters often set traps where wolves roam. Once a wolf steps into a trap, its leg is firmly clamped. When the wolf realizes escape is impossible through struggle, it decisively bites off its trapped leg to secure its survival.

By sacrificing a leg, the wolf preserves its life.

This proactive view of "gain and loss" seen in wolves contrasts sharply with that of peacocks. It is said that male peacocks cherish their magnificent tails most dearly. Consequently, hunters often strike during heavy rain. When their tails are soaked, peacocks fear that flying will damage their beauty, so they choose to remain still rather than risk their feathers, eventually falling into traps.

By fearing the loss of their beautiful tails, peacocks end up losing their entire freedom and lives.

When facing life's gains and losses, we should reflect on the stories of the wolf and the peacock. Perhaps we can learn to establish a correct perspective on gain and loss, allowing us to make wise choices. If we view life with an open mind, every gain and loss becomes a part of life's unique landscape.