Boots for donkey

 

Boots for donkey

 

Agudengba used his wisdom to convince Tiger King Tiger. Tiger King Tiger punished the lords who oppressed the people. Agudemba and Black Ant left the Snow Mountain Farm happily.

Agudemba and the black ant came to a market laughing and chatting. Many people in the market are complaining: the fruits and food they sell have been stolen by thieves. One of the young men's donkey was also stolen.

The young man’s name was Adhuo, and Adhuo told Agudengba: “My donkey is cute and cute, with white eye sockets, white lips, and a white belly; it is black and round; it is large, similar to a mule and horse, gray, thin, and messy. The hair is often half-covered in mud.”

Agudengba said: Donkeys are thin and have long hair, and eight out of ten donkeys have the same appearance.

Azhuo said: Comparing me with an old cow, I am like a rebellious child. I am impatient, arrogant and angry. A lazy donkey is either shit or pissing. When I work, I never submit easily and let others order me. , plowing the field, looking left and right, lazing around while carrying dung, and once the reins are taken off, he runs and jumps wildly, like a drunk youngster in a nightclub, indulging in the short-term freedom and frivolity of being free from the reins, showing off his rebelliousness and uninhibitedness. The donkey has a very stubborn temper. So, I took this stubborn donkey to the market, planning to sell him for a few dollars. There is dragon meat on the top and donkey meat on the bottom. People here like to eat donkey meat in sauce, and the donkey skin can also be made into donkey hide gelatin. Unexpectedly, the thief stole my donkey.

  Agudengba said: What is the name of your donkey?

Azhuo said: I call him "Mahu" because this stubborn donkey doesn't like to be called a second-rate guy with "donkey balls and horse eggs".

Agudengba said to Azhuo: I will definitely find a way to help you find your "mahu".

Before leaving, Agudenba bought a pair of brand new leather boots in the market.

Agudemba left the market, happily singing to the black ants:

 

The world is so big,

I want to go see it.

The donkey dung egg has two sides,

The stupid donkey is so stubborn and disobedient.

Skinny donkeys only poop hard,

Donkey's lips and horse's mouth don't match...

 

Suddenly, Agudenba saw a man in rich clothes driving a donkey forward, with a heavy load of goods on the back of the donkey.

Agudengba quickly walked in front of the wealthy man, deliberately dropped one of his boots and let it be "lost" on the road. He continued walking forward pretending not to know it. When he reached the grove, he deliberately threw away another boot. Then, he hid in the woods. While taking the opportunity to rest, he secretly watched the man's actions.

The wealthy man discovered the leather boot and quickly picked it up and took a look: "What a beautiful boot! It's a pity that there is only one like this." So he threw the boot into the grass beside the road. . After a while, the wealthy man entered the forest road. He found another boot. He weighed the boot in his hands and couldn't help laughing: "The two boots are one pair!"

So he tied the donkey under the big tree on the roadside without hesitation, and quickly went to get the boot that had been thrown into the grass.

When the figure of the wealthy man had just disappeared into the trees on the hillside, Agudenba hurriedly emerged from the forest and led the man's donkey and pack into the depths of the forest. He also found a large stone cave, unloaded the bag and stuffed it into the cave. The entrance of the cave was covered with dead branches and leaves.

After everything was arranged, Agudenba walked in the direction where the wealthy man came. Agudengba was very strong, so he grabbed the man and said, "How dare you steal my leather boots!"

While the two were quarreling, the judge and his entourage passed by on yaks.

The judge asked Agudemba and the wealthy man: "Which of you can prove that these leather boots belong to you?"

Rich men cannot prove it. Agudemba said: "Your honor, I just bought these boots in the market. The people in the market can prove it."

The judge and his entourage rode yaks and took Agudenba and the wealthy men to the market. Vendors in the bazaar corroborated Agudemba’s statement. Agudemba then told the judge: "There is a note under the insole of these boots, and that was written by me."

The judge found the note from the insole of the boot, with the four words "Agu Demba" written on it.

All the witnesses and physical evidence are in place. The judge and his entourage took the thief to the Yamen.

Agudemba smiled and said to everyone: "If you are caught, the thief will definitely be punished. Your property stolen by the thief and the stubborn donkey are tied up in the forest." People in the market cheered: "Agudenba! Agudenba!"

People in the market danced the cheerful "Aga Xie" dance "Agu Demba":

 

People who do good deeds are like grass in the snowy field, which increases day by day;

A person who does evil is like a sharpening stone, which will be damaged every day.

He who first steals needles will later steal donkeys;

No matter how cunning the thief is, he will eventually be caught.

Things that are easily gained can also be easily lost.

Agudemba! Agudemba!

You let us find our lost happiness,

You let us understand the power of wisdom.