Reflections on the fortune tellers in Aesop's fables.

A fortune teller set up a stall at the intersection. He always talks about how accurate he is in telling people's fortune.

One day, the neighbor of the fortune teller rushed over and told him, "No, your house was stolen by thieves, the door was open, and everything inside was stolen."

Hearing this, the fortune teller hurried home and looked at the empty home.

Sit down on the ground.

The fortune teller said helplessly, "I can lie,

People believe those stories, but how can I believe them?

You can deceive yourself! "