At a market in Huangshan, Anhui Province, a game of stall rings caused an uproar. A man's astonishing tricks made him hit more than a dozen geese one after another, while the boss looked embarrassed and watched his geese being taken away one by one. This scene has caused heated discussions and debates among netizens.
The difficulty of the game lies in the fact that the objects of the rings are live geese, which have an instinct to dodge, making each ring a challenge. However, this man showed extraordinary skills, hitting more than a dozen geese in a row, which amazed the onlookers. His hit percentage is unbelievable.
The game was all the more striking thanks to the man's stellar performance, as he hit the target accurately with every round of rings he bought, earning the applause of the crowd of onlookers. In the end, he caught a total of 15 geese, which made the boss feel heavy and full of sorrow.
The incident sparked widespread discussion online. Some believe that the man should leave some geese behind and respect the rules of the game, while others believe that he does not need to show mercy because the game itself is fair play. In the face of such controversy, people have their own opinions.
In my opinion, respecting the rules of the game is a basic principle, but when winning the game, you should also take into account the feelings of other people and appropriately leave some opportunities for other participants. This not only respects the rules of the game, but also shows respect and consideration for others.
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