Chapter 76 Don't use money to measure true love

There was a poor old couple in a certain village. One day they wanted to exchange their only valuable horse in the market for something useful. The old man led his horse to the market. He first exchanged a cow, then exchanged the cow for a sheep, then exchanged the sheep for a fat goose, then exchanged the goose for a hen, and finally exchanged the hen for a fat goose. The chicken traded someone else's bag of rotten apples. In every exchange, he wanted to surprise his wife. When he came to a small hotel to rest with a big bag, he met two Americans. During the chat, he talked about how he went to the market. The two Americans laughed and said that he would be beaten up by the old woman when he went back.

The old man insisted absolutely not, so the American bet with a bag of gold coins, and the three returned to the old man's house together. The old woman was very happy to see the old man came back, and she listened excitedly to the old man's story of going to the market.Every time she heard the old man talk about exchanging one thing for another, she was full of admiration for the old man.She said from time to time: Oh, we have milk! Goat's milk is equally delicious. Oh, how beautiful the goose feathers are! Oh, we have eggs to eat! When she finally heard the old man bring back a bag of rotten apples, she was equally unfazed and said loudly: We can have apple pie tonight.

result.The Americans lost a bag of gold coins. ★Life is delicious★ There is no flaw in the eyes of love, and the heart of true love is full of happiness.As long as each other is thinking about each other, right and wrong are no longer important. How can those material losses be compared with the spiritual happiness?