Tasting | The story is short, but its meaning is profound! 2016.9.13

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14. A man caught a young eagle in an eagle’s nest on the top of a high mountain. He took the young eagle home and kept it in a chicken coop. This young eagle pecks, plays, and rests together with the chickens. It thinks it is a chicken. As this eagle grew up, its wings became fully developed. Its owner wanted to train it as a falcon, but since it had spent all its time with chickens, it had become just like them and no longer had any desire to fly. The master tried various methods, but none worked; in the end, he took it to the top of the mountain and threw it away. The eagle fell straight down like a stone; in its panic, it flapped its wings frantically, and that’s how it finally managed to take off! Secret: hone the power to successfully summon. ▼ 15. There was a man named Abag who lived on the grasslands of Inner Mongolia. Once, as a young boy, Abag got lost on the grassland with his father. Abag was tired and scared, and eventually he could hardly walk any longer. Dad then took out 5 coins from his pocket, buried one of them in the grass, and placed the remaining 4 in Abag’s hands. He said, “There are 5 gold coins in life: one for childhood, one for adolescence, one for youth, one for middle age, and one for old age. You’ve only used one so far – the one that’s buried in the grass. You can’t throw all 5 coins away; you need to use them little by little, each time in a different way. Only then can you make the most of this life.” Today we must leave the grasslands, and you must also leave them in the future. The world is vast; while we are alive, we should travel to more places and see more things. Don’t throw away your gold coins uselessly. ”Encouraged by his father, Abag left the grasslands that day. When he grew up, Abag left his hometown and became an excellent captain. Secret: Cherish life, and you can emerge from the quagmire of setbacks.