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Welcome to the show, The Awakening of Tan Lien Hoa. Today, we would like to present to you the theme, Get and Lose, by the writer Truong My. In a small village, there is a normal-looking young man, who is kind, generous, and likes to help others. People see him as a kind man, so many people often bully and deceive him. People call him Mr. Silly. Near his house, there is a rich and smart man. Although he is rich, he is very stingy, always thinking of ways to get good things from others. He is known as the smart man. One day on the street, Mr. Silly happened to meet a smart man. They sat down to rest at a restaurant on the side of the street. Looking at the poor, harmless young man, they felt sorry for him. The smart man felt good, so he immediately came to talk to him. Everyone calls him the silly man in the village. Do you want to learn from me to be a smart man? The silly man replied, Thank you, but I think that's good enough. The smart man laughed. Ha ha ha ha, good enough! He is a silly man, but he still thinks it's good enough. He is really silly, really pitiful. The young man smiled. How pitiful, sir? The smart man was excited. I said he was pitiful, not wrong. Many good things are taken by others. All your benefits are lost. What do you get? Nothing at all. Is that not pitiful? The smart man continued. Like me, I am called the smart man because I always achieve things that are beneficial to me. What good of others do I want to have? I will definitely find a way to get it. That's why I am the richest man in this village. Isn't that good enough? Look, I don't lose anything. I get a lot of good things in return. And you, look and see what you get. The stupid man looked at the smart man once, then calmly replied. As you said, I lose a lot of things. The things I lose are losing very bad hearts, losing my jealousy and jealousy of others, losing the will to fight more than to lose, losing the deceitful and deceitful nature. And the things I get, they are valuable in the form of tall houses, wide doors, silver, money. What I get is virtue. That virtue can't be bought no matter how much money you spend. Didn't the old man teach us to be virtuous, to do good deeds? Virtue, this life is a bit hard, but that virtue is gone, there is nothing left in life. So you see, do I deserve to be pitied? The smart man saw the stupid man answering again today, so he did something strange and asked. The more he said, the more confused he was. The benefits I get today, such as a house, a bed, a buffalo, money, isn't it good? I didn't lose anything, the stupid man replied. The things he said he got, in fact, can help people have a good life. But the things he lost are a lot, more than the things he is getting. Just for a little bit of self-interest, he fought for what others deserve, bullying others, deceiving others. What he lost is virtue. Because of virtue, even though life is hard, but now, not even 50 years old, he has a full body disease, no need to go to the doctor. The body does bad things, the mind thinks about harming others, the body and mind are black and dirty, bad air penetrates, the disease follows. Living like that, he is really pitiful. The stupid man heard this and was shocked. In fact, although life is full of material things, but because of the loss of virtue, the disease is full of body. Because every day he lives in self-protection, he is afraid that others will take advantage of him, so the magazine cannot be comfortable and happy. Back to today's life, each of us can be stupid, or can be a bad person in the story above. There are people who keep their goodwill, depending on their life, but their body, mind, peace, happiness. There are also people who fight for fame, but accept the dark side of the bad guy. What you get and what you lose, it's all up to you. If you know how to cherish your life, choose goodwill. Only goodwill can help people get out of danger and misfortune. I would like to give you nine golden words to remember Bao Ping An. Pháp Luân Đại Pháp Hảo Chân Thiện Nhẫn Hảo