I'm passing by

"Okay, sister Ajin, where are we... going?" The boy asked, holding the woman's hand.

"Go find someone."

"People?" A trace of doubt flashed across the boy's face.

I nodded, looked at the mountains, rivers and waters in the distance full of primitive atmosphere, grass and trees, and said, "A person who is extremely important to me..."

world

I took the boy's hand and walked through the wilderness after another, and came to a small town. I found a small stall with him and sat down casually. I watched him ask, "Ayu, what do you like to eat?" ?”

"what?"

"By the way, Ayu, you are an aquarium, so you should often eat some fish and shrimp. In this way, I will let them serve some fish and shrimp dishes."

"Okay, thank you sister Ajin."

"Well, you're welcome."

After eating, when I was about to leave with him, I was stopped by someone inexplicably, "Hey, girl, you haven't paid the money after eating..."

"..." The boy looked at me in bewilderment,

"Sister Ah Jin, what...what money?"

"..." I looked at the stall owner whose expression became more and more bad, and a relevant memory flashed in my mind. Eating in this kind of place seems to require money. Wait a minute, what should the money be? What does it look like?

I lowered my head, and then took out a pink banknote from my sleeve. There were 3 numbers on it, and the head of an old man. I passed the banknote over and asked, "Is this it?"

The boss took the paper in my hand, took it with a confused face, shook it, then threw it back to me, and said, "...No."

I pulled another handful of jingling coins from my sleeve, "Is that this?"

After the boss took it, he shook his head,

"No, do you have any money?"

I coughed, then looked up at him and said, "Well, can you show me what the money looks like?"

The boss impatiently took out a piece of copper metal from his pocket, shook it in front of me, and said, "Okay, let me tell you, do you have any money?"

I took out the same long metal piece from the sleeve and threw it to him, "Okay."

"...Okay, okay, girl, go slowly."

"..."

By the lake in the small town, the boy looked at the woman who was casually leaning against the stone behind her, and asked, "Sister Ah Jin, why does that person treat us so differently?"

I gently rubbed his head and said,

"People are like this. People's hearts are changeable, and people are even more fickle. That person treats us like this, it should be just for a profit."

"profit?"

"If he doesn't set up a stall for profit, I'm afraid it will be difficult for him to make a living." I handed the conjured money to the boy standing beside me and said, "This is money in the world. People die for money, and birds die for food. No one can be nice to someone for no reason, in this world, there is no pure kindness, let alone pure evil."

"But goodness is goodness, and evilness is evilness. Why, Sister Ajin, the goodness and evilness you speak of are different from what I have learned since I was a child?"

"Everyone says that seeing is believing, but what you see is only one-sided like a blind man feels an elephant. You don't understand those people, so how do you know that there is no reason for those evils?"

"That kindness, is it also false?"

"No, it's just that when we see a person doing good deeds, we shouldn't position him too easily, because being kind for a while doesn't mean he is good."

The boy frowned and asked,

"Sister Ah Jin, is the distinction between good and evil really so difficult?"

I shook my head, "Of course not. People always have good thoughts and evil thoughts. Don't be too obsessed with distinguishing between good and evil. I don't want you to easily locate a person's good and evil. I'm just worried that you are too extreme. "