A story of a gold coin

once upon a time, there was an old man, and he had a son who paid like water and was lazy.

old people spend their whole lives working hard to raise their sons.

when you're old, you can't take it anymore.

he lay on the bed and called his wife up and said, "give our property to anyone, or give it to his son.

the lazy man does nothing and can't make a penny." "the mother heard it very hard and defended her son: "how can he not know anything? the old man said, "well, if he does, tell him to make money! i'll give him all my property.

good.

"wife said.

she went to her son and gave him a gold coin, and she taught him, "you go out there and go wherever you like, come back in the evening, give this gold to your father and say you earned it.

"the son did so, came back in the evening and taught daddy the gold.

dad picked up the coin and threw it in the stove.

"it's not the money you earn," he said.

the son laughed and walked away.

mom gave his son another gold coin, saying, "tomorrow, you'll go to the mountains, run two russians by nightfall, sweat all over the place, and come to your father and say, "this coin won't be easy to earn." that's how the son did it.

he was sweating all over his head and he said, "dad, look, i'm all wet! this coin isn't easy to earn! "p" dad picked up the coin and threw it in the fireplace.

"don't lie to me, kid.

"daddy says," you didn't earn it.

"son smiled again and walked away.

mom knew things were going bad, and she said, "no, son, you can't lie to daddy anymore.

you have to earn money, get a job, even if you make two cents a day, and give it to daddy.

he'll believe it.

"the son listened to his mother, left, did a whole week of work, helped with the harvest, helped build the house, made enough gold to bring it back to daddy.

the old man picked up the coin and threw it in the fireplace.

no, kid, you didn't make this! "i can't stand it, i can't stand it, i can't stand it, i can't stand it.

i've worked for a week to earn this coin! and you threw it in the fireplace! the old man said, "now, i believe it's your own money! "