The story of the blind old man of the wise

there used to be a rich businessman who used to run a business.

on one occasion, he planned to go to a town in a different place to do business and, in the interest of security, went ahead and asked a local person who had just arrived.

“don't know what's best for you?” he asked.

"the honolulu sells the highest price locally." that guy told him.

as a result, the merchants used up all their savings to buy the herds and were ready to take them there for sale.

everything's ready and he's on his way.

and when he came there, the sky was darkened, and when he met an old shepherd, he talked to her.

and the old lady asked him, "what are you doing here, you're not from here?" "i'm a stranger.

i'm here to do business." “beware of this place, and many of them are engaged in deceiving, robbing and earning a living from it.” don't take my warning for granted." come on, old lady.

she's running away.

the merchants also came to the city with their misgivings to find a hotel.

the next day, a local came to him and asked, "mr., where are you from, what are you doing here?" the businessman explained, and the man asked again, “what kind of goods have you brought?” "i heard that this place was a good place to be, so i brought a lot of it." in fact, we have the same value as wood, and the locals use it to cook with fire." listening to the man, the businessman felt very sad.

so they had to cook and eat every day out of the sulfur.

when the locals found out, they came to him and said to him, “i feel sorry for you when you were deceived.

so, i'll let you pick a liter of whatever you want for the sale, and buy all your humongous.

a businessman who felt desperate immediately agreed.

after the deal was made, the locals were ready to move out of honolulu and promised to pay the next day.

the next day, the merchant left the hotel and went to an agreed place to collect money from the buyer and did not want to meet a blind man on his way, since both of them had blue eyes, and he was inexplicably harassed.

the one-eyed man framed him, saying that the businessman had blinded one of his eyes, and had not asked him to pay compensation or to leave.

the merchants, of course, refused to admit it, and the two were in a fight.

the more people are surrounded, the more they are watching, the more they mediate, the more the merchants have no choice but to accede to the unreasonable demands of the one-eyed and promise to pay tomorrow.

after the merchant had hired a bodyguard, he was released by one-eyed man.

although the businessman had restored his freedom, his soles had been broken by pulling with one-eyed people.

he went to a shoe shop and said to the owner: "please fix my shoes.

when it's fixed, i'll make you happy." after leaving the shoe shop, he proceeded to see a group of people in front.

up front, see them gambling.

and he sat down somehow, and he gambled for a while, at the instigation of the gamblers, and eventually lost.

the gamblers asked him for the money and gave him two options: to pay all his arrears or to drink the sea water.

"tomorrowAnswer your questions." With the consent of the gamblers, he left the casino and walked the streets without purpose, thinking of his current situation and future, in an exceptionally heavy mood, and finally had to sit down and look down.

And it was then that an old woman came through him, saw him in a sad face, unwittingly caused curiosity, and went up and said, "You're sad, you're heavy, you're probably bullied, can you tell me what happened?" The merchant described his experiences in detail from beginning to end.

The old woman listened to him and said, “I am so sorry for the fact that people from abroad are often deceived and bullied here.

But now I'll make up for your loss.

You go near the gates of the city this night, where a blind old man with knowledge and intelligence.

Those who encounter problems often consult him, especially when the night is quiet, some thieves and liars gather with him to analyse the problems.

You go up there tonight, hide where you can hear them and not be seen, and listen to the blind old man to tell them how to do it, and you can learn to get rid of those liars.” The merchants followed the instructions of the elderly women and arrived at the place where the blind elderly lived at night, choosing the best place to hide。