said and helped pull them up, lifting the peanut seedlings while pulling them up and saying to the eldest sister who was working, "Sister, I will see you first, I will see you first." She was ecstatic and browsed, and the eldest sister burst into laughter by her. But she was thinking in her heart: "Is this woman a little abnormal? She was so excited to see a peanut?"
The woman was lifted off the strange veil by others' commonplace "peanuts". She saw it come out of the soil with her own eyes, breaking her inertial thinking. She thought the peanuts were hung on the tree, so she was stunned, surprised, and then excited.
So joy is sometimes catalyzed by ignorance and ignited by ignorance. The elder sister who pulled peanuts didn't care. She just had the joy of pulling peanuts, not the novelty as if she had discovered a new world. The reason is that she is very familiar with peanuts, and she never thinks that peanuts grow on trees. If someone told her that peanuts were grown on trees, she would think that the person who said this was either a brain-sick or a child was talking nonsense.
After a while, the two of them started chatting. It turned out that the woman grew up by the beach. She really knows how to eat peanuts, but she has never seen peanuts in the mud. The elder sister felt relieved. Then she asked, "Have you seen the sea?" The eldest sister shook her head silly, "I have only seen it on TV, and I have never been there."
One is in the mountains and the other is by the sea. The properties and landscapes are very different. You are used to it, but he has never met them. The world is so magical. What you see and hear is not consistent with what he sees and hears, and it may even be very different. So when you look joyful in your eyes, you must have encountered unexpected things. Ignorance or unknown opens the door to joy for us. When your eyebrows and eyes are stretched, it is very precious and rare.
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