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📖 China Idiom #1
Ancient Wisdom: “塞翁失马” (sài wēng shī mǎ)
Literal Meaning: “The old man lost his horse”
Moral: What seems like bad luck may turn out to be a blessing.

Story:
An old man lost his horse. His neighbors said, “That’s such bad luck!”
He replied: “Maybe. We’ll see.”
Later, the horse came back—with another horse.
His son rode the new horse, fell, and broke his leg.
But when a war came, his injury saved him from being drafted.

Why it matters:
Chinese people still say this when something "bad" happens—because you never know where it leads.

💬 Ever had something bad turn into something good?