There was a very rich man who was worried that his gold would be stolen by criminals, so he dug a big hole under a stone, buried the gold in the hole, and came to see and touch it every now and then. Suddenly one day, the gold was stolen, and he was very sad. An elder happened to pass by and said after understanding the situation: "I have a way to help you get the gold back!" Then he used golden paint to paint the big stone where the gold was buried into golden color, and then wrote "one thousand taels of gold" on it. Then the elder said: "From today on, you can come here every day to see your gold, and you don't have to worry about this big piece of gold being stolen."
Inspiration: The elder in this story tells us that if gold and silver treasures are not used, then the big stone painted like gold is no different. And remind some people not to keep their money in the bank, but to make full use of it, so that they can make more money.