Stealing things has been happening since ancient times.

However, in the ancient times, the traffic was basically on the move, the communication was basically on the roar, the burglar was basically on the dog, and the locks were not so developed. The ancients locked the door at night, basically the latch and the dog. How to stop the thief?

Of course, the ancients also have no shortage of wonderful flowers. They are not smart enough to shake off their ingenuity.

There was a local tyrant in the Song Dynasty who could not eat because he had so much money in his family and was afraid of thieves. Fortunately, he was clever enough to think of a way to melt all the silver in his family and make it into a big silver ball. It weighed half a ton and could not be moved at all. He was very proud and gave the silver ball a name called "helplessness"! A complete pair of "I just like to see you can't steal my appearance"! What can you do for me?

Later, a famous person came out in the Qing Dynasty, that is, the famous Zeng Guofan. According to Zeng Guofan's autobiography, when he was more than 10 years old, he read books and drove his teacher crazy. Why? Because his memory is bad, he always can't recite the text, and the teacher often chastised him. He also worked hard. Once, he did not memorize the text in the daytime. He planned to read it all night at night. Who knows, that day a burglar was going to steal their house, looking at him on the beam, intending to wait for him to rest after starting. So the gentleman on the beam waited and slept. He woke up and found that he was still there. Absolutely intolerable, Liang Shangjun jumped down, grabbed Zeng Guofan's textbook, and memorized the text fluently, and then went away, the back seems to say "brother does not steal"!

This kind of effortless way can steal the thief away. Of course, now we can't prevent thieves in this way. We can neither melt the RMB into a big ball nor prevent thieves from stealing because we can't recite the text.

What's more annoying is that the robbers'ability to pry and steal has been tested for a long time since ancient times. How can the simple closing of windows and doors resist living? Fortunately, locks are always studied one step more than thieves, from latches to locks, from locks to multi-tongue mechanical locks, and then from mechanical locks evolved to the present fingerprint locks, we always walk in the front.

Therefore, we must choose locks, choose locks, and enhance safety awareness. We still have to steal one step first.