To understand the heaven and earth, learn from the sun and the moon, there is nothing outside the heart, and there are flying immortals outside the sky
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The Gambling Tribulation of a Grocery Store Owner in the Republic of China: How can there be any way back in a scam where nine times out of ten you bet and you lose? In Tianjin Wei in the 17th year of the Republic of China, in the "Fuji Grocery Store" outside the south gate, the owner Chen Shouye was locking the last stack of ingots into a wooden box. The shop is not big, but thanks to his hard work and honesty, he sells oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, matches and kerosene at a prosperous price. Although his family is not rich, they have saved three tile-roofed houses and two acres of thin farmland. The days when his wife and children are sleeping on the kang are considered the best in the eyes of the neighbors. The change began that winter. It was cold in the twelfth lunar month and the shops closed early. Chen Shouye was always dragged to the "Zhang Ji Tea House" at the entrance of the alley by the barber next door to keep warm. There was a small gambling bureau hidden in the back room of the teahouse. Several people sat around and pushed Pai Gow. The chips were copper coins, and the winning or losing was not big. At first, Chen Shouye only watched from the side, but then he couldn't stand the others and said, "Boss Chen, let's play. If you win, you can buy a catty of pork head meat. If you lose, it doesn't matter." When he sat down for the first time, his palms were all sweaty. When he opened the Pai Gow, he unexpectedly won 500 copper coins, equivalent to two days' worth of the shop's income. That night he went home with the coins in his pocket. When his wife asked about it, he only said "the reward was given by the teahouse owner", but his heart felt like a warm stove - it turned out that money could be made in this way, and it was much easier than settling accounts in the shop. From then on, he went more and more frequently. At first, he won more than he lost, and sometimes he could win two or three silver dollars in a night, which was enough to buy a new cotton-padded jacket for his son. But within two months, the trend changed. He started to lose continuously. Today he lost all the revenue of the shop for the day, and tomorrow he would take the money out of the wooden box. His wife noticed something was wrong and advised him, "Don't do it again, it's not a real business." However, he slapped the table with red eyes: "I'm just unlucky. I won't touch it again when I win it back!" He didn't realize that there was a "trickster" hidden in the gambling game. The "Fourth Master Wang" who sat opposite him always liked to wipe his mouth with his sleeves. In fact, every time he wiped his mouth, he secretly replaced the "bad cards" in his hands with the "good cards" hidden in his sleeves; the "Li San" next to him was even more sinister. He had very fine charcoal powder hidden in his fingernails. When he touched the cards, he secretly marked the corners of the cards, which one was the "Tian card" and which one was the "Land card". He kept it in his mind. They specifically picked out "fat sheep" like Chen Shouye: first, they used small profits to lure him into the game, and when he was deeply involved, they then joined forces to spend thousands to drain his money bit by bit. One night, Chen Shouye took his last five silver dollars and wanted to "make money". The poker game started from the second to the fifth watch, and his silver dollar quickly hit the bottom, but Fourth Master Wang kindly advised him: "Boss Chen, why don't you think of your three tile-roofed houses? If you win, the house will still be yours, and you can make an extra sum; if you lose, it will only be a temporary deposit, and you can redeem it later when you have money." His brain became hot, and he actually made a bet. But he still lost that night - Fourth Master Wang deliberately showed his "Tianpai" in front of him to make him think he could win, so he tried his best to bet on the real estate, but in the end, Li San used the "Swap Card" to intercept him. At dawn, he walked out of the teahouse. The cold wind blew on his face like a knife, and he suddenly woke up: not only had he lost all his savings, but he also lost his home. When he got home, his wife saw that he was in a state of despair. After questioning, he found out the truth and she cried and fainted on the spot. The son hugged his legs and asked, "Dad, can we still live in our own home?" He squatted on the ground, tears falling on the frozen mud, but there was not even a sound. Within a few days, the people from the pawn shop came to collect the house. He, his wife and children had to move to a dilapidated temple on the outskirts of the city. The grocery store also closed its doors because there was no money to buy goods. One day he was picking up rotten vegetable leaves on the street and bumped into his young apprentice who used to work in a teahouse. Seeing how pitiful he was, the young apprentice pulled him to hide in the corner and said in a low voice: "Boss Chen, how can you lose because of luck? Fourth Master Wang and Li San are specially eating this bowl of rice! Fourth Master Wang hid the cards in his sleeves, and Li San made marks on his fingernails. They had already mastered the game. How could you win?" Chen Shouye realized then that he had fallen into a trap from the beginning. Those seemingly "accidental" winnings were just "bait" used by crooks to catch him; what he thought was "bad luck" were all carefully designed scams. But it was too late to understand - his tile-roofed house was gone, his shop was gone, his good family was gone, and even the neighbors walked away when they saw him. Later, someone said that Chen Shouye took his family to the countryside, made a living by helping others farm, and never gambled again. Some people also say that he often sits on the ridge of the field and tells the children in the village about "a gambling game that pays a thousand dollars". After speaking, he always sighs: "Kid, remember, there is no 'luck' in the casino, only 'traps'. Nine times out of ten you will lose, and the remaining win will be the hook that hooks you into the abyss. If you want to live a good life, stay away from the casino. Don't gamble away your good home like me." The teahouses of the Republic of China have long since disappeared, but the story of Chen Shouye is like a fable - from ancient times to the present, crooks in casinos have changed their tricks, some use high technology to hide cards, and some use words to deceive, but the essence has never changed: they set up traps just to swallow your money, your home, and your life. You think you are "gaming", but in fact you are just "fish" on someone else's chopping board; you think "win a handful and leave", but once you get involved in gambling, how can it be so easy to turn back? After all, it is true that nine times out of ten you will lose when you gamble, it is true that you lose all your money, and it is also true that you regret it in the first place - staying away from the casino is the only way to survive.
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