Ants and the Grasshopper
During the summer in a forest, there lived an ant who was very diligent at work. Every day he tirelessly collects foodstuffs which he then stores in the barn. The ant doesn't even heed the heat or the rain, he tries to do this so that the barn is not empty in winter.
Once while on a trip to collect food, the ants met a grasshopper. The grasshopper greeted the ant and said why he was working so hard when in the forest there was so much food available. The ant wisely replied that he did not want to run out of supplies for the winter.
While eating a nearby leaf the grasshopper mocked the ant and said again, "Winter is still long, no need to work so hard, have fun first." However, the ants did not heed the word grasshopper and returned to continue his work. This lasted until some time when the ant was getting more and more diligent at working and the grasshopper was still lazing.
Until winter comes and lasts longer than expected, the ants who have a large supply of food can stay at home comfortably, while the grasshoppers start to worry because their food is running out. The grasshopper then asked the ant for help, of course he refused. But, seeing the grasshopper that was almost starving to death made the ant feel discouraged, he then helped him.