Chapter 35 live pearl

In the night market in Hawaii, there are some stalls selling live pearls. There is a wooden barrel on the stand, and there is water in the barrel, and the water is full of pearl oysters. Each pearl oyster sells for seven dollars, and tourists can choose by themselves. After the pearl oysters are selected, the peddler digs up the pearl oysters and finds a pearl on the spot, just like a lottery. If you are lucky and touch a big pearl, the people next to you will applaud enthusiastically. The peddler said that these pearls were all planted in the sea at the same time, but some were big, some were small, some were round, and some were crooked. Even the pearl growers didn't know why.

Because it is cruel to dig live pearl oysters, I left soon, thinking that the sand and stones in the pearl oysters will grow different pearls, and the life in the world is the same, with the same injuries and setbacks, there will always be some people who can grow pearls. The most beautiful and largest pearl. People should also develop the ability to reshape wounds like pearl oysters, transform the wounds of life, and turn them into beautiful pearls. The pain of life is like a living pearl. If it can be tolerated, it will glow with crystal brilliance; if it cannot be transferred, it will speed up the pace of death.