134, English short story (English-Chinese bilingual) Champion and Beggar

One day, an angel of God came to the world and was glad to see a famous monk. Fortune telling? For two boys.

One day, an angel of God came to the world and happened to meet a monk who was telling the fortune of two boys.

The monk pointed to one of the boys and said, "No.1", and pointed to another boy and said, "Beggar".

The monk pointed to one of the boys and said, "No.1 scholar", and pointed to another boy and said, "Beggar".

Twenty years later, the messenger came to earth again.

Twenty years later, the messenger came down again.

When he saw the two boys in front of him, he was puzzled by the result: the original "champion" has now become a beggar, but the original "beggar" has become a champion.

He saw the original two boys, and the result puzzled him: the original "champion" has now become a beggar, but the original "beggar" has become a champion.

So the messenger went to ask God. God replied, "I give everyone a gift, which can only determine one-third of his fate, and the rest depends on how he grasps it."

So the messenger went to God for an answer. God replied: "I give everyone a talent, but this talent can only determine one-third of his fate, and the other two-thirds depends on whether he can grasp it himself."