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固执的樵夫两个贫苦的樵夫以打柴为生。有一天,他们打柴时发现了两大包棉花,两人喜出望外。因为棉花的价格高过柴薪数倍,如果将这两包棉花卖掉,就可以供养家人一个月的生活。于是,他们各自背了一包棉花赶路回家。走到半路,其中一个樵夫发现山路上有一大捆布。走近细看,竟是上等的细麻布,有十多匹。欣喜之余,他和同伴商量,打算一同放下棉花,改背麻布回家。他的同伴不同意,认为自己背着棉花已经走了很长一段路,这时丢下棉花岂不枉费自己先前的辛苦吗?他坚持不换麻布。发现麻布的樵夫屡劝同伴却得不到认同,只好独自扔掉棉花,竭尽全力背起麻布继续前行。
Stubborn woodman Two poor woodcutters to fight firewood for a living. One day, when they found two bales of cotton, they were overjoyed. Because the price of cotton is several times higher than that of fuelwood, if these two bags of cotton are sold, one month’s worth of family life can be provided. So, they each back a pack of cotton hurry to go home. Halfway down, one of the woodcutters found a large bundle of cloth on the mountain road. Closer look, was actually fine linen, more than a dozen. Rejoicing, he and his companions to discuss plans to put down the cotton, go back linen cloth to go home. His companions disagreed and thought he had gone a long way in carrying the cotton, so would not it be his own hard work to leave the cotton at this time? He insisted on not changing the linen. The Burmese lumberjack found his companions unsuccessful, dismissing the cotton alone, and doing his utmost to continue with his burlap.