1、       Familiar stories can be told differently or extended in interesting and humorous ways.  The 36  of the famous fable of “The Tortoise and the Hare” is well known to all: the tortoise wins the race against the hare.  The moral lesson is that  37   wins the race.  We all have grown up with this popular  38 , but the same fable can be extended with different twists.  At the  39   of the hare, a second race is arranged and this time, the hare runs without taking a  40  and wins.  The moral lesson is that fast and  41   will always beat slow and steady.  Then it is the tortoise that 42  the hare to a third race along a different route in which there is a river just before the final 43 .  This time, the tortoise wins the race because the hare cannot  44 .  The moral lesson is “First identify  your  45  , and then change the playing field to suit them. ” But the story continues.   46   competitors know their own drawbacks and limitations very well;  47  , they jointly decide to have one last race― 48  to decide who the winner or loser is, but just for their own pleasure and satisfaction.  The two cooperate as a  49 .  Firstly, the hare carries the tortoise on its back to the river.   50  , the tortoise carries the hare and swims to the   51   bank of the river.  Lastly, the hare carries the tortoise  52  on its back.  Thus they reach the  53  line together.  Overall, many moral lessons from the last match are highlighted.  The most obvious one is the importance of   54  .  Another moral which also means a great deal is “competition against situations  55  against rivals(对手). ”