Recently, I read a fable called "Monopoly and Sho

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Recently, I read a fable called "Monopoly and Shoemaker". I read this fable and I feel deepl general content of this article is this: there is a rich monopoly in a mansion , everything is there. But he was worried that he would go bankrupt and the neighbor next door was too noisy. He couldn't sleep at all . So he gave the poor shoemaker a pocket of gold and asked the poor shoemaker not to sing again. The poor shoemaker agreed. Poor shoemakers were also scared because they were afraid of money being stolen. The previous life was carefree and now it is awful. So he returned the money to the rich man , claiming that happiness is not money, it is a fe poor shoemaker finally understood that happiness is not money, it is a free life. Indeed, money can't buy everything, for example, friendship, honesty, hapn the third grade we learned a story: A rich man was lying on the road, the police saw it and said toe? No t's eed, under the understanding of Monopoly, having a loved one is a real ,es, if you have normal drinking water and meals, you are already happier than 25% of the world's people; if you have normal food and clothing, you are already happier than about 40% of the world; if you If you can go to school normally, without war and disaster, you are already happier than 80% of the world's people; if your father and mother have stable wageness is actually born because of your happiness! Money is a cold thing , and