A Couplet

At the beginning of the Cultural Revolution, when someone else got married, "I" wrote two couplets to her, and my employer gave me a cigarette. At this moment, a beggar wrote a couplet on the ground with a bamboo branch: "Two wedding couplets, one red orange cigarette." "I" felt that the person who could improvise the couplets based on the actual situation must be a strange person, so after asking around, it turned out to be a crazy beggar. During the reform and opening up, people can choose their jobs in both directions. This couplet inspired "me": In the past, I "wrote couplets" day and night, and the low remuneration I received was equivalent to a "red and orange cigarette"? So I flew to the south, my salary doubled again and again, and my life was basically well-off. I never forget the well-digger, and I am determined to return to my hometown to help that crazy beggar. But when I walked to his home, I realized that he had flown to the south a long time ago and became rich. He also returned to his hometown to help his uncle build a small foreign-style building, making his sisters all households worth ten thousand yuan... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.