Kling 1.0 (standard)
Once upon a time, there lived a rich man and a poor man. Their enmity was so great that they did not want to see each other. The rich man's house was spacious and beautiful. It was full of gold and silver. The poor man's house was a wooden shed with a thatched roof. He ate his bread with difficulty, not with gold and silver. He sowed, watered, tended, and reaped, and lived his life to the fullest. One spring, there was a great flood. The rich man climbed up a tree with his gold. The poor man, on the other hand, put a piece of silver in his bosom and climbed up a tree. The flood lasted for fifteen days. One day, the rich man, who was hungry, said to the poor man, "Oh, poor man, take this piece of gold and give me a piece of bread." "No, take the gold for yourself, I cannot give you bread," the poor man replied. The next day, the rich man asked the poor man for bread again. "I will give you half of my gold," he said this time. "No, I can't give it to you," the poor man said, refusing again. Finally, the rich man, dying of hunger, could not bear it any longer and offered to exchange all his gold for a piece of bread. The poor man still refused. The rich man, exhausted, became dizzy and fell into the water. The next day, the water stopped flowing, and the poor man fell on top of the tree. This is why the people said: "Gold and silver are stones, barley and wheat are food."