This is a short story containing deep life philosophy.
The story describes the experience of a maze designer. He designed a maze and placed a gold bar in the center as a reward for the "winner" who successfully navigated through it. The designer held a competition every month, attracting numerous participants drawn by its reputation.
In the first competition, a young man walked out of the maze with the gold bar after two hours, winning the championship and the title of "Maze Master." In the second competition, the young man participated again. While most participants left empty-handed after one hour, he still took two hours to exit, but this time his hands were empty, indicating failure. In the third round, he participated again, but the situation seemed worse, as another participant claimed the gold bar.
Subsequently, the designer said a few words to him and invited him to compete one more time. In the fourth competition, the young man followed the designer's advice and indeed won the championship again.