In a village lived a poor grandmother. Her treasure was a green stone she found by the river in childhood. Returning from the city, she discovered the treasure was gone. She wept in sorrow. Her friends consoled her, saying, “Time changes, but if we don’t give time to what we have, it gets lost. Your stone was a treasure, but you couldn’t give it time.” The grandmother understood: value your resources, no matter how small. Time may change, but their worth doesn’t. That is the real treasure.
Moral of the story: Cherish what you have. Every resource is precious. Time may change, but preserving them is true wealth.