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In 1875, in Arles, France, a woman named Jeanne was born here. In 1896, she married a wealthy distant relative, and lived a comfortable life, no more carefree. However, in 1934, her only daughter, at the age of 35, died of pneumonia, and in 1942, her husband died.
In 1963, her grandson also died in a car accident. And Jeanne has always maintained a very healthy life.
The woman is well known for her dealings with a lawyer.
In 1965, at the age of ninety, she chose to use her house in Arles because she had no heirs, and signed a "reverse loan" agreement with a lawyer named Fran Ois Raffray. Fran Ois, a lawyer who was 47 at the time, agreed to pay Jeanne monthly living expenses until her death.
In return, after Jeanne dies, the property will be owned by Fran Ois.
However, Fran Ois Raffray apparently didn't expect Jeanne's family to live long.
Her brother lived to be 97 years old, her father almost to be 100 years old, and her mother to 86 years old. Without investigating Jeanne's family background and learning more about her physical condition, Fran Ois's shrewd calculations turned into a marathon.
year. Two years. Three years. The days passed slowly in the anticipation of Fran Ois, and Jeanne showed no signs of feeling unwell.
Speaking of which, Jeanne's physical condition is truly amazing.
He started fencing at the age of 85 and was able to ride a bicycle around the city at the age of 100. At the age of 114, she is still able to move around freely. At the age of 110, she even felt a little embarrassed and sent a Christmas card to Fran Ois, apologizing for wasting a lot of his money by not passing away.
At this point, the fees that Fran Ois has paid far exceed the value of the property itself.
In 1994, Jeanne moved into a nursing home, bringing a glimmer of hope for Fran Ois. However, in 1995, the second year of her stay in the nursing home, Fran Ois, a 77-year-old lawyer, died of cancer.
In the year of Fran Ois's death, he had already paid Jeanne 920,000 francs, far exceeding the value of the property. As a lawyer with professional integrity, he asked his wife to continue to pay Jeanne when he was dying.
And his wife did the same, and Jeanne continued to pay for it.
On August 4, 1997, Jeanne passed away at the age of 122.
She became the oldest woman ever recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records, leaving behind a rich life's history.
This story tells us that having a healthy body is the wisest and most profitable investment. Traders should always remember that in addition to focusing on making money, it is also crucial to stay healthy.
The success of investment gurus such as Soros and Warren Buffett also proves to us that with a healthy body, investing can become a lifelong career. I wish all traders a healthy body, come on!