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Once upon a time, there was a king who loved his people like a son. Under his wise leadership, the people had enough food and clothing and lived and worked in peace and contentment. The foresighted king was worried about whether the people would be able to live a happy life after his death, so he summoned the wise people in the country and ordered them to find an eternal law that could ensure the happiness of the people's lives. ?

A month later, three scholars presented three six-inch-thick silk books to the king and said: "Your Majesty, all the knowledge in the world is gathered in these three books. As long as the people finish reading them, This will ensure that their lives will be worry-free.” The king disagreed because he thought people would not spend so much time reading. So he ordered these scholars to continue studying. Within two months, scholars reduced three books into one. The king was still not satisfied. A month later, the scholars presented a piece of paper to the king. After reading it, the king said with great satisfaction: "Very good. As long as my people truly practice this precious wisdom in the future, I believe they will be able to live a prosperous and happy life." After saying this, he rewarded the scholars heavily. It turned out that there was only one sentence written on this piece of paper: There is nothing in the world that is obtained for nothing. ?

Most people want to get rich quickly, but they don’t understand that they must work hard to achieve anything. As long as you still have a little bit of trickery and luck mentality, it will be difficult for you to go all out. Don't dream about winning the lottery or spending time at the gambling table. These dreams of overnight prosperity are stumbling blocks to people's efforts. ?

Since it was rumored that someone accidentally discovered gold while walking along the Savin River, gold diggers from all over the place have often come here. They all wanted to be rich, so they searched the entire river bed and dug many large holes in the river bed, hoping to find more gold. Indeed, some people found it, but more people found nothing and had to leave disappointed. ?

There are also those who are not willing to fail, so they station here and continue to search. Peter. Frater is one of them. He bought a piece of land that no one wanted near the river bed and worked quietly alone. He had staked all his money on this land in search of gold. He worked hard for several months until the land turned into pits. He was disappointed - he rummaged through the entire land but could not see even a drop of gold. Six months later, he had no money to buy bread. So he was ready to leave here and make a living elsewhere. ?Just the night before he was about to leave, it rained heavily, and it lasted for three days and three nights. The rain finally stopped, and Peter walked out of the cabin and found that the land in front of him seemed different from before: the potholes had been washed away by the water, and a layer of green and fluffy grass grew on the soft soil. "No gold was found here," Peter suddenly said, "but the land is very fertile. I can grow flowers and take them to the town to sell to the rich. They will definitely buy some flowers to decorate their homes." . If this is true, then I will definitely make a lot of money, and one day I will become a rich man..." Peter seemed to have seen the future, and said beautifully: "Yes, if I don't leave, I will plant flowers."?

So, he stayed. Peter spent a lot of effort cultivating flower seedlings, and soon the fields were filled with beautiful and colorful flowers. ? He took it to the town to sell, and the rich people kept praising: "Look, what beautiful flowers, we have never seen such beautiful flowers!" They were happy to pay a small amount of money to buy Peter's flowers so that they could use them. Their home became more magnificent. ?Five years later, Peter finally realized his dream - became a rich man. ?

Only through hard work can real "gold" be collected. Using your labor to get what you want is more important than fantasizing about what you want. ?The idea that laziness is a blessing and industry a punishment is a wonderful mistake and a harmful mistake. For people who are full of food and do nothing all day long, we must wake them up and let them accept the following idea: the necessary condition for happiness in life is not laziness but hard work. People cannot help but work. ?The undoubted condition for happiness is labor. First, it must be free labor performed by oneself. Second, it must be physical labor that can increase our appetite and give us a deep sleep. ?

Labor is what people want. When it is deprived, people will suffer. But labor is not moral. If you regard labor as merit or morality, it is as strange as treating eating as merit or morality. In fact, labor itself is enough to bring us pleasure and satisfaction.

Enlightenment: With great rewards, no matter how hard the work is, it will become more enjoyable. Harvest can make people forget the unpleasant past and be full of confidence in the future. Learning from failed experiences and thus gaining the most valuable experience is also a gain brought by work - that is, labor. Without effort, there is no gain. ?The people who gain the most in the world are often the ones who give the most. Remember: nothing comes for free!