Rat eats weight

 

Rat eats weight

 

After Agudengba rode his donkey Ma Hu out of the woods, he met the executioner, the owner of the slaughterhouse, who looked frustrated.

The executioner said to Agudemba: A few days ago, I drove a carriage back to the slaughterhouse. At that time, there was a millennium-old iron scale on the carriage that had been passed down by my family. Because the wheels of my carriage were broken, I entrusted the iron scale and the broken carriage to the nearby animal farm owner Shan Weng and his wife Fu Niang to take care of them.

The executioner sighed: When I found a new carriage, the thousand-year-old iron weight placed on the broken carriage was missing. When I asked the mountain man to return his weight, the mountain man said that the weight had been eaten by a rat.

After listening to the executioner's narration, Agudengba comforted him: "You did nothing wrong. Maybe the thousand-year-old iron weights were really eaten by rats. Life is like this, and nothing remains unchanged."

The executioner was very angry after hearing what Agudenba said.

Agudengba said with a smile: "If you want to get your ancestral iron scale back, you have to rely on your own wisdom. I can help you."

The executioner followed Agudengba's idea and came to the mountain man's animal farm again. He said to the mountain man: "I have slaughtered a few more pigs recently. Your daughter has opened an animal restaurant. I think she must like those animals." pork."

Because the mountain man had a guilty conscience and was greedy for the low price offered by the executioner, he asked his wife Fu Niang to go to the executioner's slaughterhouse to extract the pork.

Fu Niang followed the executioner to the slaughterhouse and accidentally fell into the trap dug by the executioner in advance.

Fu Niang asked the executioner to save her. The executioner said: "You must tell me where you have hidden my thousand-year-old iron weight."

Fu Niang could only tell her frankly. The executioner then went to the mountain man's house.

Shan Weng: Where is my wife Fu Niang?

Executioner: Taken away by an eagle.

Shan Weng: You lied! My mother-in-law is so fat, how could an eagle snatch her away?

Executioner: If a little mouse can actually eat an iron weight, then an eagle can also take away an elephant. Is it any wonder that it can take away a woman?

Shan Weng: I will return the iron scale to you, and you will return my wife to me.

The bargain between the mountain man and the executioner was successful. The executioner retrieved his thousand-year-old iron weight, and the mountain man rescued his wife who had fallen into a trap.

Agudengba set off again on his donkey, Mahu. He sang happily along the way:

 

In this chaotic world,

There are so many scammers that you can never count them.

The king calls himself the son of the people,

Powerful ministers call themselves servants of the state.

The professor calls himself a gardener who educates people,

Rich businessmen call themselves benevolent benefactors.

People are often at a loss when they are deceived.

Liars have desensitized people.

The deceived will only sigh and regret,

Those who see it can only feel sad.

 

In this unscrupulous society,

You should learn how to prevent fraud.

In addition to flogging liars,

We must also protect ourselves with the law.

Don’t torture yourself after being deceived;

Don't ignore liars.

Instead of just sulking after being deceived,

It's better to think of more ways to fight back.

To use deception to deceive is to use one's own tactics to make a plan.

Let the liar be deceived to relieve your anger.