The Emperor's New Clothes。
Once upon a time, there was an emperor who loved to wear new clothes. He spent all his money on buying new clothes and wore them every day. One day, two swindlers came to his kingdom and claimed to be weavers who could weave the finest cloth that was invisible to anyone who was unfit for their position or who was stupid.
The emperor, who was eager to have new clothes, gave them a large sum of money and asked them to make him a new outfit. The swindlers pretended to weave the finest cloth and showed the emperor an empty loom. The emperor, afraid to admit he couldn't see the cloth, praised the weavers for their work and ordered his ministers to make clothes for him using the same fabric.
On the day of the parade, the emperor wore his new clothes, which he couldn't see, and walked through the
streets. The people, who were afraid to admit they couldn't see the clothes, praised the emperor for his new outfit. Suddenly, a little boy shouted, \"The emperor has no clothes!\" The people realized they had been fooled and began to laugh at the emperor.
The emperor, ashamed and embarrassed, realized he had been foolish to trust the swindlers. He learned a valuable lesson that day and promised to be more honest and humble in the future.
This story teaches us that it is important to be honest and not to be afraid to admit when we are wrong. We should not be fooled by people who try to take advantage of us, and we should always be true to ourselves.
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