In the vast grasslands of Inner Mongolia lived a young boy named Abage. One day, he and his father got lost. Exhausted and terrified, Abage was on the verge of collapse. His father took out five coins from his pocket, buried one in the grass, and placed the remaining four in Abage's hands. He said, 'Life consists of five golden coins, representing childhood, adolescence, youth, middle age, and old age. You have only used the first one, which is now buried in the grass. Do not waste all five on the grassland. Instead, spend them slowly, making each stage of life meaningful so that you do not live in vain. Today, we must get out of this grassland, and in the future, you must do the same. The world is big; live by traveling and seeing more, rather than letting your coins go to waste.'
Encouraged by his father, Abage managed to get out of the grassland that day. As he grew up, he left his hometown and eventually became an outstanding ship captain.