Sad Drowning

An old man and a young man sell apples on opposite sides of a large tree. The old man's apples are large and red, while the young man's look good but many have wormholes. Customers flock to the old man's stall due to his kind face and better fruit.

The young man lowers his prices and rearranges his apples to show only the best side, attracting more buyers. After their business ends, they take a ferry home together, where the young man again tries to take advantage of the old man. A sudden wave capsizes the ferry, throwing both men and the boatman into the water. The old man throws away his heavy money bag, but the young man risks his life to retrieve it.