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Things Happen for a Reason
1. People often say, "Things happen for reson." There is an old chinese story that parents often tell their children. The story is about a man named Cai who lived long ago. Cai lived in a small village with his only son. He didn't have much money, but he owned a fine horse. One day, when Cai went to feed the horse, he discovered that it had run away. He looked all over his village, but he couldn't find the horse. He asked everyone about the horse, but no one had seen it. Now Cai didn't have a horse. When his neighbors heard the news, they came over to comfort him. "Poor Cai, " they said. "How terrible to lose a valuable horse. " But Cai just smiled and said, "Who know what what is good luck or bad luck?"
2. The next day, Cai’s horse came home during the night, but it did not return alone. Another horse was standing next to Cai’s horse. It was a beautiful white horse. Now Cai had two horses. When the neighbors heard this news, they came over to Cai’s house again. This time they wanted to congratulate Cai on his good luck. “How lucky you are,” they said. “Such a beautiful horse has suddenly appeared out of nowhere.” Cai smiled again and said, “Who knows if this is good luck or not?”
3. A few days later, Cai’s only son had an accident. He was riding the new white horse. When the horse jumped over a large rock, young Cai fell off. The horse was fine, but young Cai broke his leg. The villagers thought this was a terrible misfortune. Again they came to Cai,s house to comfort him. They blamed the white horse for bringing bad luck to Cai’s family. Old Cai, however, did not complain. “Wait and see” was all that he would say.
4. A week later, a group of soldiers came to the village. They found all the young men and took them to fight in a war. Young Cai was still in bed with a broken leg, so he did not have to go into the army. Most of the young men in the village died in the fighting, but young Cai was saved.
Finally, the villagers understood the wisdom of old Cai. Sometimes what looks like bad luck may not be so bad. Sometimes misfortune may be a blessing in disguise.
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Things Happen for a Reason
1. People often say, "Things happen for reson." There is an old chinese story that parents often tell their children. The story is about a man named Cai who lived long ago. Cai lived in a small village with his only son. He didn't have much money, but he owned a fine horse. One day, when Cai went to feed the horse, he discovered that it had run away. He looked all over his village, but he couldn't find the horse. He asked everyone about the horse, but no one had seen it. Now Cai didn't have a horse. When his neighbors heard the news, they came over to comfort him. "Poor Cai, " they said. "How terrible to lose a valuable horse. " But Cai just smiled and said, "Who know what what is good luck or bad luck?"
2. The next day, Cai’s horse came home during the night, but it did not return alone. Another horse was standing next to Cai’s horse. It was a beautiful white horse. Now Cai had two horses. When the neighbors heard this news, they came over to Cai’s house again. This time they wanted to congratulate Cai on his good luck. “How lucky you are,” they said. “Such a beautiful horse has suddenly appeared out of nowhere.” Cai smiled again and said, “Who knows if this is good luck or not?”
3. A few days later, Cai’s only son had an accident. He was riding the new white horse. When the horse jumped over a large rock, young Cai fell off. The horse was fine, but young Cai broke his leg. The villagers thought this was a terrible misfortune. Again they came to Cai,s house to comfort him. They blamed the white horse for bringing bad luck to Cai’s family. Old Cai, however, did not complain. “Wait and see” was all that he would say.
4. A week later, a group of soldiers came to the village. They found all the young men and took them to fight in a war. Young Cai was still in bed with a broken leg, so he did not have to go into the army. Most of the young men in the village died in the fighting, but young Cai was saved.
Finally, the villagers understood the wisdom of old Cai. Sometimes what looks like bad luck may not be so bad. Sometimes misfortune may be a blessing in disguise.
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