There was a man who sold a good horse and stood in the market for three days in a row, but no one paid any attention to him. (than, adverb, successively; Dan, morning, here refers to a day; "People don't know what they know" is the inversion of "People don't know what they know". Pay attention to the following "people don't talk" when translating. The man went to see Bole and said, "I have a good horse to sell. I stayed in the market for three days in a row." Nobody asked me. I hope you can look around and look back when you leave. (also, preach "warning"; Go, go, turn around) I'm willing to give you a day's fee. " Bole accepted this request, ran around the horse several times, looked at it, and looked back when he left. The price of this horse soared tenfold at once.