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As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice

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As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice
As the old saying goes: Pigs see apes crying, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice

In the ancient village, there are two old sayings: "Pigs cry when they see apes, and sheep are even more sad when they meet mice." These sayings seem to predict some fateful encounter, which always makes people curious. And in this village, there is a villager named Wangcai, whose life is inextricably linked to these two sayings.

Wangcai is an honest farmer, and he likes to drink tea and chat in the village teahouse on weekdays. On this day, he walked into the teahouse as usual, only to find that today's teahouse was particularly lively. In the crowd, two figures stand out: one is an ape performer dressed in red, and the other is a rat catcher holding a mousetrap.

Wangcai walked to his old position and sat down, and as soon as he picked up the teacup, he heard a table of guests next to him talking: "Look at that ape, it's really rare to see that agile body." "Yes, and the rat catcher, who is said to be highly skilled in catching rats, and never misses. Listening to this, Wangcai couldn't help but be curious, he looked up at the two people, and an inexplicable feeling welled up in his heart.

It was at this moment that the ape show performer began his performance. He was athletic, jumping and jumping on the stage of the teahouse, attracting bursts of applause from everyone. Wangcai also watched with relish, and suddenly, the ape's gaze fell on Wangcai, and it seemed to be interested in Wangcai, jumped off the stage, and went straight to Wangcai.

Wangcai was startled and tried to dodge, but found that the ape had already come to him. The ape stared at Wangcai for a moment, and suddenly tears glistened to his eyes. Wangcai was stunned, and an inexplicable sadness swelled in his heart. At this time, the ape actually spoke: "You...... You smell of my home. ”

Wangcai was surprised, he thought about it carefully, and suddenly remembered a little pig that he had raised at home when he was a child. The little pig had eyes similar to those of an ape, and Wangcai used to be close to it. Could it be that this ape has some connection to that little pig?

Just then, the rat catcher approached, and the rat trap in his hand suddenly caught a mouse. The rat let out a terrible scream, and the entire teahouse fell silent in an instant. Wangcai's gaze fell on the rat catcher, and he suddenly felt an inexplicable sadness welling up in his heart.

The rat catcher looked at the mouse in his hand and said lightly: "This is the fateful encounter, the mouse meets me, and it is destined to be impossible to escape." Wangcai's heart trembled, he remembered the old saying in the village, is all this predestined?

The encounter between the ape and the mouse made Wangcai fall into deep thought. He began to wonder if his fate was also fateful, as these two sayings say. However, he was not willing to accept such a fate.

At this moment, an old man in the teahouse walked over. He patted Wangcai on the shoulder and said, "Young man, don't be too superstitious about fate. Although fate may sometimes seem predestined, our choices and efforts are equally important. Only by facing life bravely can we get out of our own way. ”

Wangcai listened to the old man's words, and his heart suddenly brightened. He understood that while there was some truth to the old saying, fate was not entirely determined by them. Everyone has the right to choose and work hard, and as long as they face life bravely, they can change their destiny.

As a result, Wangcai decided that he was no longer bound by fate, and he wanted to create his own future with his own efforts and courage. He thanked the ape and the rattrap and left the teahouse. From then on, he began a new life, full of hope and courage.

The story spread throughout the village, and the people were touched by Wangcai's courage and determination. They begin to revisit the old sayings and proverbs, no longer overly superstitious about them, but more focused on their choices and efforts. The people in the village began to face life positively, full of vitality and hope.

The story of Wangcai teaches us that fate is not entirely determined by fate, and that our choices and efforts are equally important. Only by facing life bravely can we get out of our own way and create our own future. Let's no longer be bound by the old sayings, and use courage and hard work to write our own wonderful life!

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