There was a man who was very miserly, and everyone called him a miser. The miser's house was full of grain and firewood, but he often cried poor and wanted to take advantage of others.
One day, a guest came to the house of the miser, and he hid all the wine and meat, pretending to be very embarrassed. Only a small dish and a cup of oil were cooked and the guests were "entertained". After the guests left, the miserly family remade a fragrant meal and ate a full meal. In fact, his family is very rich, he only hopes to be richer.
The miserly ghost suddenly remembered to sacrifice the land god who would bless him with wealth.
Jealous gods need to offer tribute, and the miserly ghost hopes that the land god can give him more wealth, but he is reluctant to offer tribute. Faced with these good wines, good meat and good dishes and good meals at home, he made a mistake. In the end, he was still reluctant to take out these things from his own home, but went to the neighbor's house to change a small bowl of rice, took 3 small fish from the leftovers, packed them and went out.
When he arrived at the temple of the land god, he put on these unorthodox tributes and said, "Grandpa Land, I have brought good rice, good wine, songs, and good meat to offer to you, please bless me with more wealth!" Pass on my wealth to my descendants so that they will always be rich! ”
Virtue Education: "The miserly man demands too much, and he never stops asking others for things that are good for him." But there was no dedication at all, no consideration for others. Such a person will not be given by others. ”