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In ancient times, I have heard, a hawker of hand-fans used to pass by the palace of the king every day. He used to brag about the unique and wonderful fans he sold. No one, he claimed, had ever seen such fans before.

我听说，古代有个叫小扇贩，每天都经过王宫。他常吹嘘他的扇子天下无双、美妙绝伦。还声称，从来没人见识过这样的扇子。

The king had a collection of all sorts of fans from every corner of the world and so he was curious. He leaned over his balcony one day to have a look at this seller of unique and wonderful fans. To him the fans looked ordinary, hardly worth a penny, but he called the man upstairs anyway. The king asked, “What is the uniqueness of those fans? And what is their price?”

国王从世界各地搜集了各式各样的扇子，所以他对此很好奇。有一天，他从阳台上探出身来，看到那个小扇贩。在国王看来，那些扇子很平凡，几乎分文不值，但无论如何，他把那人叫上楼，问他：“那些扇子有何独特&

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