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가짜 명궁 ,pt-2

his story is about a man who pretended to be a good archer. work. Realizing his situation, an unpleasant thought entered his head. He was in his thirties and having been unable to marry he did nothing but Once upon a time, there was a countryside bachelor. This countryside fields, took the money, and moved to Seoul without any thought or preparation. He intended to do business in Seoul, but because he looked kind and naïve, people sold things to him at expensive prices. After three or four months like this, he had lost all his money. During his time of wandering around Seoul, the countryside bachelor had learned one important thing. If you were to ask what he learned, it was that people from Seoul treat a person according to how they look. Even if you have nothing—and are a good-for-nothing if you dress like you are a member of the upper class and carry a bow, you will be treated well. Likewise, however good a person you may be, if you wear outdated clothes as you go about, you will receive unkind treatment no matter where you go. Therefore, the countryside bachelor took his little remaining money and purchased new clothes and a bow. He put them on and began walking around Seoul. After he did this, sure enough, people began seeing him differently, and he naturally found himself raising his shoulders in pride and strengthening his step. As he wandered around like this, he found two dead pheasants in the street. Picking them up, he found he did not have anywhere to set them, so he shoved them on an arrow and continued on his way. Then, on the same road, he went into a restaurant. The restaurant owners saw the two pheasants pierced with one arrow and made a big fuss about it, saying, "Wow! This man killed two pheasants with one arrow!" The restaurant patrons heard this and swarmed around him, murmuring as they tried to get a look, "He must be an expert archer. This is the first time I've ever seen two pheasants killed with one arrow?" People began clapping in admiration of him. The countryside bachelor never said that he had killed the pheasants with one arrow. He was too embarrassed and annoyed to explain anything, so he simply stood there quietly and did not say a word.