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'Stealing' originally means stealing, and this explanation may be familiar to everyone. Of course, it doesn't make much sense to trace the origin of the word 'stealing'. For most of us, it is enough to know that the meaning of stealing is almost the same as stealing. However, when I unintentionally traced the origin of the "thief", I couldn't help but feel a little bored: Unexpectedly, this "thief" had a natural gray shell since birth. Having written this, some people may say that in today's legal society, stealing is not allowed regardless of the reason. Indeed, a thief will always be a thief. Whether he robs the rich and helps the poor, or helps himself, in the end he cannot escape the word "stealing". Looking at the official history of ancient and modern times, there are very few people who write biographies for the sake of "stealing". Even if there are ancient and modern legends that are spread among the people, they are at most just official and unofficial histories and cannot be admitted to the "palace". Could it be that this "thief" really can only be born and raised among the people?