The eagle and the lion are an allegory. It tells the story that one day, the eagle wants to make friends with the lion, but the lion must find someone to ensure that the eagle keeps his promise, because the lion can't let a person who can break his contract at any time be his friend. The eagle heard this and flew away. This story tells us that when making friends, we must think carefully and don't act blindly.

I agree with this view, because this has happened around me.

My cousin is a very clever man, but he quickly mastered the knowledge that others are difficult to master in his study. The certificate of primary school alone is plastered all over the wall, and teachers often praise him, saying that he is smart and can become a pillar of the country if he is well trained! However, by the third grade, everything had changed, because he had made several "gangsters" friends. He began to skip classes with bad friends, and his grades plummeted day by day. When I took the entrance exam again, I didn't even get into high school. Why are so talented people who are likely to become pillars of the country, and even failed the college entrance examination? It's because he made some bad friends and didn't think carefully about the consequences when he made new friends.

How important it is to make friends! Making good friends can benefit a lot, but if you make bad friends, it will endanger your life and may lead to crime. Please remember the words of Confucius: "A good man has three friends, and a bad man has three friends. Friends are straightforward, friends are tolerant, and there are many smells that are beneficial; Friends are withdrawn, friendly and soft, and friends are embarrassed and hurt.