Once upon a time there lived a Chinese man. They predicted to him as a child that at 36 he would become very rich. The parents were delighted and told everyone. The whole village was happy that such a rich man would live with them.
And this man was from the family of Gardeners. He did not study the craft. For what? And so he will be rich. So he lived, waiting, his parents fed him. Then my parents died and there was no money. He sold the house and garden. He began to live in a shed on the outskirts of the village. The residents feed him, he will still be rich! Time has passed. He turned 36 years old, and still had no wealth. The neighbors are grumbling and don’t want to feed me anymore. He trudged into the forest to look for berries. No berries. I went back, and on the way back I fell into a hole. He should dig some steps, but he's too lazy. He sat and sat until passing peasants pulled him out. He came to his shed, lay down and died.
This Chinese man goes to heaven and goes straight to the gods with a claim. How so? It was promised! Where's the money? Everyone began to fuss and run around. They began to look at the books of destinies. Indeed, everything fits, at the age of 36 the Chinese were written out for wealth. They began to find out what was what. The keeper of the gold was called. He says:
- Of course, of course. Wealth is available. Problem with the recipient. When the time came to give out the wealth, we began to look for it among the Gardeners. They searched and searched, but did not find it. Not among the Gardeners. According to the military department, according to scientists, among the peasants. Nowhere. We looked into my parents' house, but he wasn't there. Other people live in the house. The messengers searched the area but could not find it. Finally, they accidentally discovered him in the forest. They threw wealth into a hole on the road; all they had to do was dig up the wall. It didn't work out again. Finally they found him in a shed on a bench, they wanted to pour wealth on his head, but they were afraid to kill him, he was very weak. And then he himself died.
The Chinese never received wealth.
Translated from Russian · original on wisdomlib.ru