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Story:

1. Knotting a grass ring

In the Spring and Autumn Period, when Wei Wuzi of Jin State was ill, he asked his son Wei Ke to After his death, he married off a concubine who had never given birth to a son. Later, Wu Zi became seriously ill and told Wei Ke that he would be buried with his concubine after his death. After Wu Zi died, Wei Ke felt that his father's language when he was critically ill might be the gibberish of a man in a state of unconsciousness, so he married off Wu Zi's concubine as he had previously ordered.

Later, when Wei Ke led his troops to fight against Qin, he saw an old man on the battlefield who had tied the grass everywhere into knots and entangled the Qin army's horses, causing the Qin army's generals to fall off their horses one after another. Therefore, he won and captured the Qin general Du Hui. That night, Wei Ke had a dream. He saw an old man weaving grass on the battlefield claiming to be the father of the married concubine. He was using this to repay Wei Ke for not burying his daughter with him.

2. Money for a living

Han Xin, the general who helped Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty to conquer the world, was in a very difficult situation when he failed to succeed. At that time, he often went fishing under the city, hoping that with good luck, he could solve his life. However, this is not a reliable method after all, so you often go hungry.

Fortunately, in the place where he often fished, there were many drifters (old ladies who clean silk cotton wool or old clothes) working by the river. One of them sympathized with Han Xin's plight, so she Keep helping him and giving him food. In the midst of hardships and hardships, Han Xin received the kindness of his mother who could barely survive with her hands through hard work. He was very grateful to her and told her that he would repay her heavily in the future.

After hearing what Han Xin said, Piao’s mother was very unhappy and expressed that she did not hope that Han Xin would repay her in the future. Later, Han Xin made a lot of contributions to the King of Han and was named King of Chu. He remembered that he had received favors from Piao's mother in the past, so he ordered his servants to send her food and wine, and even gave her a thousand taels of gold to thank her.

3. A pair of friends in the desert

There were two people walking in the desert. They were very good friends. On the way, for some unknown reason, they had a quarrel, and one of them slapped the other. The man was very sad and sad, so he wrote in the sand: "Today my friend slapped me." After writing, they continued walking.

They came to a swamp, and the man accidentally stepped into the swamp. The other man tried his best to save him at all costs... In the end, the man was saved, and he was very happy. So I took a stone and wrote on it: "Today my friend saved my life." The friend was confused and asked strangely: "Why did I slap you? You wrote it in the sand, but I saved your life and you carved it on a stone?"

The man smiled and replied: "When others misunderstand me, or do something bad to me, they should write it down in the place where it is easiest to forget and disappear, and the wind will be responsible for erasing it. . And when a friend is kind to me or treats me well, I should remember it in the place where it is least likely to disappear. No matter how hard it is, I will never forget it.”

4. Children’s. Heart

There was a single woman who had just moved. She found that a poor family lived next door, a widow and two children. One night, the electricity suddenly went out in that area, and the woman had to light a candle herself. After a while, I suddenly heard someone knocking on the door.

It turned out to be the child of the neighbor next door. He asked nervously: "Auntie, do you have candles at home?" The woman thought to herself: "Is their family so poor that they don't even have candles?" Don't borrow them, lest they become dependent on you!"

So, she yelled at the child: "No!" Just as she was about to close the door, the poor child said with a caring smile: "I I know you don’t have any at home!” After saying that, he took out two candles from his arms and said, “Mom and I were afraid that you would live alone and there would be no candles, so I brought two to give you.”

At this moment, the woman blamed herself and was moved to tears, holding the child tightly in her arms.

2. The Cripple

In a remote town in France, it is said that there is a particularly efficacious water spring that often produces miracles and can cure various diseases. One day, a veteran who was walking on crutches and missing one leg limped across the street in the town. The townspeople next to him kissed back with sympathy and said, "Poor guy, does he want to pray to God?" Pray for another leg?"

This sentence was heard by the retired soldier. He turned around and said to them: "I am not asking God for a new leg, but praying for me. He helped me and taught me how to live a life without a leg."