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By Tho LePublished 3 days ago 3 min read
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The Forgetful Fisherman

There was a fisherman in a small Vietnamese village who was known for being forgetful. One day, he decided to go fishing and set out with his boat and fishing gear. As he rowed out into the river, he suddenly realized he had forgotten his bait.

Frustrated, he rowed back to shore, grabbed the bait, and set out again. Just as he was about to cast his line, he realized he had forgotten his fishing rod. Angry at himself, he rowed back, got his rod, and rowed back out.

When he finally cast his line, he noticed he had forgotten his net. He grumbled all the way back to shore, got his net, and rowed back out again. Just as he was ready to fish, he looked down and realized he had forgotten his lunch.

At this point, he decided it was not his day and rowed back to shore, only to find all the villagers laughing. "What are you all laughing at?" he asked.

One villager replied, "We were just wondering if you'd forget your boat next!"

The Wise Monk and the Thief

In a quiet Vietnamese village, a monk was known for his wisdom and compassion. One night, a thief broke into the temple and stole a valuable golden statue. The monk caught him in the act but calmly said, "If you need it so much, you can have it."

The thief, confused by the monk's reaction, took the statue and left. The next day, the thief felt guilty and returned the statue, asking for forgiveness. The monk smiled and said, "Since you brought it back, I'll give you something more valuable." He handed the thief a small book.

The thief, disappointed by the book, asked, "What is this? I thought you'd give me something valuable!"

The monk replied, "Open it." The thief did, and the book was full of blank pages.

The monk said, "This is the most valuable gift. It’s a diary. Use it to write a new chapter of your life. Start fresh and make better choices."

The Village Gossip

In a small Vietnamese village, there was a woman named Lan who loved to gossip. One day, she overheard a juicy piece of news and couldn't wait to share it. She ran to her neighbor's house and breathlessly said, "Did you hear about the new family that moved in? They say the husband is a spy!"

The neighbor, curious, asked, "Who told you that?"

Lan paused for a moment and then said, "I don't remember, but it must be true because everyone is talking about it!"

The rumor spread like wildfire until it reached the ears of the village elder. He called Lan to his house and said, "I heard you started a rumor about the new family. Do you have any proof?"

Lan stammered, "Well, no, but it’s what everyone is saying!"

The elder smiled and said, "Next time you hear something, make sure it’s true. Otherwise, you might end up believing your own lies."

From that day on, Lan thought twice before spreading gossip, and the village enjoyed a little more peace and quiet.

The Clever Farmer

A clever Vietnamese farmer named Minh lived in a village where he was known for his quick wit. One day, a rich man visited the village and boasted about his wealth. He challenged Minh, saying, "I'll give you 10 million dong if you can make me say 'no' three times."

Minh agreed and started by asking, "Do you want 10 million dong?"

The rich man laughed and said, "Yes!"

Minh then asked, "Are you sure you want to give it to me?"

The rich man, feeling confident, said, "Yes!"

Finally, Minh smiled and said, "Alright, if you say 'yes' again, you won't have to give me anything. Do you agree?"

The rich man, not wanting to lose his money, hesitated and said, "No."

Minh chuckled and said, "Thank you! You just lost the challenge."

The rich man, realizing he had been outwitted, handed over the money and left, while the villagers laughed and praised Minh’s cleverness.

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Tho Le

My name is Tho Le. My hobbies are music, movies, discover, learning. I have 1 boy who is 15yrs old.

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