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(A certain rich man, everyone in business borrowed money from him to do business. One day when he went out, a young man followed his horse.) The rich man asked him what was going on, and it turned out that he also borrowed money from him. Money is the capital of doing business. The rich man agreed to him. When he arrived at the rich man's house, there happened to be dozens of copper coins on the small table. The young man folded the coins with his hands and stacked them repeatedly. The rich man apologized and asked the boy to leave, but in the end he did not borrow the money. Someone asked him why, and the rich man said, "This person must be good at gambling, not a serious person. He is used to gambling, and he made some moves with his hands and feet without knowing it." Later, when I visited the young man, it turned out that this was really the case.

Original text

There was a rich man, and merchants lent him more money. One day, a young man came from behind the horse and asked him. He was also a fake. Weng Nuozhi. When he got home, there were dozens of money on the table, so the young man folded the money with his hands and piled it up and down. Weng thanked him, but he didn't give him any money. When someone asked why, Weng said: "This person must be good at learning, not a dignified person. He is familiar with the skills and is not aware of the shape and hands." The interview turned out to be true.