luck and butterfly effect - chinese style (widescreen)
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Luck And Butterfly Effect
- Chinese Style -
Dedicated to Ali Anani
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Once upon a time in ancient China,
about 475 B.C., there was a
rancher named Saiweng. He had a
horse ranch.
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One day one of his horses was missing.
All his neighbors felt sorry for him.
But he was not a bit dismayed.
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He said: “Losing a horse is not a good thing, but how do
we know something good won’t come
from it?”
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A few days later, that horse came
home with a magnificent steed, the kind of horse Hu the barbarians in the north had.
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His neighbors all came to
congratulate him. But he said: “How do we know a bad thing won’t come
from it?”
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Saiweng’s son loved riding that new
horse. One day he was thrown off its back and broke his leg. He became a
cripple.
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All his neighbors felt sorry for him. But Saiweng said:
“We don’t know for sure it won’t bring
us something good.”
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A year later, Hu the barbarians in the north started invading China. All young men in the
village went to war but many didn’t
come home.
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Saiweng’s son didn’t have to go to war because he was
a cripple. His broken leg might
have saved his life.
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The moral of the story is:
“A good luck is not necessarily good, and a
bad luck is not necessarily bad.”
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