Set-2

The wind and the sun were arguing about their strength.

The wind said that it was the most powerful.

The wind could blow trees to the ground and make tornadoes.

The wind blew a gust of cold air at the man.

The sun's warmth gradually made the man feel hot, which made him remove his jacket.

The story symbolizes that sometimes patience and kindness are more successful than harsh methods in overcoming obstacles.

The sun shone down gently, making the weather warmer.

The wind's attempt was unsuccessful because the man kept his jacket on tighter.

The deeper meaning might be that force and aggression may not always solve problems, while gentleness and patience often lead to success.

The sun said that it was the most powerful.

They planned a contest to see who could remove the man's jacket first.

When the wind blew strongly the man zipped up his jacket tightly.

When the sun started shining, the rain stopped and the man unzipped his jacket.

When it became very hot, the man took off his jacket and sat under a tree.

The sun won the contest.

We learn that gentleness is stronger than force.