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Donkeys are animals that look similar to horses. They are kind animals that help people, but they are also known for being stubborn.
Since ancient times, donkeys have been workers, carrying loads and helping with farm work. Even today, they serve as an important mode of transportation in mountainous regions.
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Donkeys have a special ability to move steadily even on rough terrain. They are intelligent and have a good memory, so they remember the paths they've taken and can assess dangerous situations well.
In literature, donkeys often appear as stubborn but wise characters. In particular, Bottom, transformed into a donkey in Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream,' is considered one of the most memorable characters.