Abag, a native of the Inner Mongolia grasslands, once got lost with his father while he was still a young boy. Exhausted and terrified, Abag could barely move. His father took five coins out of his pocket, buried one in the grass, and placed the remaining four in Abag's hand, saying, “Life has five gold coins: one for childhood, one for adolescence, one for youth, one for middle age, and one for old age. You have only used one so far — the one buried in the grass. Do not throw all five away into the wilderness. Use them sparingly, making each stage of life unique, so that your existence is not in vain. Today, we will definitely walk out of this grassland, and in the future, you will certainly venture beyond it. The world is vast; to live is to travel far, to see much, and to ensure your gold coins are not wasted without purpose.” Guided by his father's wisdom, Abag successfully navigated out of the grasslands that day. As he grew up, Abag left his hometown and became an excellent captain.