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There was an old man who had 4 sons. He wanted his sons to learn not to judge certain things too quickly. So, he asked them to take turns looking at a pear tree far away from their house.

The eldest son went in the winter, the second son went in the spring, the third son went in the summer, and the younger son went in the autumn.

When the sons returned, the old man told them what they had seen.

The eldest son complained that the tree was ugly. The second son said that the tree was full of young shoots and looked vibrant. The third son said that the tree was covered with green leaves and looked beautiful, and it was the most wonderful thing he had ever seen.

The youngest son said that the tree was bent by a large amount of fruit, and it was full of life and achievement.

The old man explained that his sons were right, but that each of them had only seen one season in the tree. He told them that they should not judge a tree or a person in a one-sided way. The old man said

If you give up while it's still winter, then you won't see the hope of your spring, the beauty of your summer, and the harvest of your fall. ”

In fact, we can't let the heavy seasons break the happiness and beauty of other seasons. Don't give up on difficult days, better times are bound to come someday in the future.

In turn means to take turns.

An old man who had four sons, and he didn't want them to be too arbitrary, so he decided to let them go to the peach grove far away. The eldest son departs in winter, the second son in spring, the third son in summer, and the youngest son in autumn.

Once upon a time there was an old man who had four sons. He wanted his sons to learn not to jump to conclusions, so he sent his four sons one by one to see a peach tree that was far, far away from them. The eldest son went in winter, the second went in the spring, the third went in the summer, and the fourth went in the autumn.

There was an old man who had 4 sons, and he wanted his sons to learn not to judge things too quickly, so he sent his sons to take turns to see a pear tree far away from them, the first son in winter, the second in spring, the third in summer, and the fourth in autumn.

There was an old man, he had four sons, and he wanted to teach his sons not to decide one thing too quickly, so he took turns sending his sons to see a pear tree far from home, the eldest son set out in winter, the second son went in spring, the third son went in summer, and the younger son went in autumn.