Characters from Giuseppe selling horses, the story tells:

In a small village near San Marino, there lived a farmer named Giuseppe France George. One day, he went to town to buy mules. A priest said to him, "There are many swindlers in the market. You are easy to fall for." . I have a great mule, let me give it to you! "Hearing this, Pepe immediately bought a mule and went home happily.

Who knows that the priest's mule is difficult to deal with, cunning and fierce, and can't do any work. Pepe never cheats, but he is not willing to be a fool and tries his best to send cheating back to the cheater's home.

On this day, Pepe took a pony with a black coat to the city to sell it. The priest saw that it was a pony, which ran fastest and wanted to buy it. After some bargaining, the priest finally bought it for two mules.

After Pepe left, the priest asked the servant to take the horse to the river for a bath. I don't know that Bonima kicked and bit, and they had a lot of pains to drag it to the river. The servant gasped and said, "This is much like my gray mule!" "The priest called him nonsense:" How is that possible? I gave him money to buy two mules! "At this moment, Boni Ma Chong stepped forward and knocked them into the water together. When they took it out, their eyes were stupid, and the water suddenly turned black. The gray mule sold to Pepe was sticking its head out of the water. ...

Giuseppe's selling horses originated from the book European Folk Tales. European Folk Tales consists of twenty wonderful and distinctive folk stories. The book incorporates the customs and history of European countries, vividly describes the lives of European society and various figures, and has distinctive European characteristics.