Once upon a time, in a small village in Korea, there lived two brothers named Heungbu and Nolbu. Heungbu was kind and generous, always willing to help others and share what he had. On the other hand, Nolbu was greedy and cruel, always thinking of ways to take advantage of others and hoard his wealth.
One day, a terrible famine struck the village, and many people were struggling to survive. Heungbu, being the kind-hearted brother, decided to help the villagers by sharing his food and resources. He also used his talents to come up with ways to increase the food production in the village. Heungbu's actions helped the village to overcome the famine and saved many lives.
Nolbu, however, saw the famine as an opportunity to exploit the villagers and make more money. He raised the prices of the goods he sold, and refused to help the villagers. Nolbu's actions made the situation worse, and many villagers suffered.
Years passed, and the village prospered again. Heungbu became a respected leader, and the villagers loved him. Nolbu, on the other hand, remained greedy and cruel, and the villagers avoided him. One day, a group of bandits attacked the village, and Heungbu rallied the villagers to defend their homes. In the end, they were able to drive the bandits away.
Nolbu, seeing his brother's bravery, felt ashamed of his actions and realized the error of his ways. He begged for forgiveness and decided to change his ways. From that day on, Nolbu became a kind and generous person, just like his brother. He helped the village to rebuild and was loved by all.
The end.