从前有个人名叫汉斯，他是个财主家的长工，整整干了七年。这期间，他勤勤恳恳地干活，没有回一次家，因此，非常想家，也非常想念他的母亲。一天，他对财主说：“老爷，我在这儿时间也不短了，现在我非常想家，也想去看看我的母亲，把工钱给我吧。”这个财主不但没有为难他，还给他足够的报酬：“汉斯，你为我任劳任怨地干了七年活，我会好好地付给你工钱的。”说完，便大方地拿出一块金子，这块金子非常大，它差不多和汉斯的头一样大。

这块大金子就属于汉斯了。他把金子用布包起来，往肩上一扛，拿着财主为他准备在路上吃的干粮，就高高兴兴地上了路，朝着家的方向走去。他一步一步地走着。 Shoulder 上扛着一块大金子心里正想着怎样才能轻松一点，这时，一人骑马悠闲自在地哼着小调从后面赶上来并超过了他。

Han S看到这个人，非常羡慕他，便大声说道：“我感觉到现在骑马一定是一件非常愉快的事，我要是能骑着马，那该多好啊，唉，走路可真辛苦啊。”那个骑马的人听到 Han S的话，便勒住马扭过头对 Han S 说：“哎，你为什么不骑马呢？”“我没有马，也没有钱买马，现在我还要急着回家，把这一块让我受累的东西送回家，所以不得不步行回去。”

那个人问，“这样吧，我看你那么可怜，就把我的馬給你，你把那块讨厌的金子給我，就讓它來壓我的肩膀吧。”騎馬的人對 Han S 說。“你說的是真心話嗎？你可不要後悔，我可要告訴你，你必須擺脫它走。”HanS 好心 地對 那個人 說。

“決不後悔。” 說 完 他 就 把 馬 給 了HanS 并 帮 他 上 了 马 ，然 后 對 他 說： “ 如果 你嫌 它 走 得 慢 你 就 对 它 說： ‘得兒、駕、駕。’ 它 就會 飛 快 地 走 起 來 。”

那個人接過 金 子怕HanS會 變 易 主 意 不 交換 了 而且 急忙從 小 路 走 了。而HanS呢 坐 在 馬 上 輕鬆 自如 地 往 前 走 可 一 想起 曾經 的 那 會 就 有些 後怕 他 也 恐懼 到 時候 再 追 上 要 回 jeho 馬。因此，他要赶快走，要著記得曾經的一切，這時候，他對著馬頭 大聲 地 呼喊了一句： “得兒、駕、駕。”

話音剛落還 沒 等 到漢斯 準備 好，那馬就飛也似的狂奔起來，因為漢斯之前 沒 學 到 如何 才 能 让 馬 停 下來 所以 他 坐 在 狂奔 的 馬 上 吓 得 知 道 不 適 合，又 mouths 開始 嗅嗑 不 管 用 的 時 候 還 是 叫 出 ： “得兒、駕、駕.”

那馬聽到了這個命令跑得越來越快直到漢斯從馬背上甩下來滾到了路旁的一個深溝里幸運的是漢斯沒有摔死也沒有摔傷。Ma also hadn't run away, this is because a farmer was just passing by with a cow, blocking the horse's way, otherwise that horse might have bolted.

After some time, Hans slowly climbed out of the ditch and tried to stand up again. His legs were still sore from all the walking he had done earlier in the day. He looked around and saw a farm nearby. He decided to go there and ask for help.

When he arrived at the farm, he was greeted by an old man who asked him what he wanted. Hans explained his situation and asked if he could rest for a while at their farm.

The old man agreed and invited Hans into his house where they offered him food and drink. While eating dinner together, Hans told them about how lucky he was to have found such good people like them who were willing to help him.

The old man smiled kindly at Hans' words but then said something unexpected: "Hans, I must tell you something important."

"What is it?" Hans replied curiously.

"You are not as lucky as you think you are," said the old man sternly.

"What do you mean?" asked Hans confusedly.

"I mean that your luck may change soon," warned the old man ominously before continuing on with his meal without saying anything else about it.

Hans finished eating quickly so that he could leave before things got any worse than they already were in his life right now since everything seemed perfect until this moment when someone would try ruining everything for no reason other than being jealous or greedy over money or power which made me feel scared too especially after hearing those words coming from an older person who should know better than anyone else here!