Once upon a time, there was a wise farmer named Wang. He worked hard and grew the best crops in his village.

One day, the village elder told all the farmers that they needed to pay taxes to support the village's projects.

Wang was confused and worried. He had never paid taxes before and didn't know how much to pay.

He decided to go to the wise old owl of the village for advice. The owl told him that he needed to calculate his income and pay a small percentage as taxes.

Wang thought hard and figured out his earnings. He then paid the taxes according to the owl's instructions.

The village elder was pleased with Wang's honesty and hard work. He used the taxes to improve the village's schools, roads, and healthcare.

Wang realized that paying taxes was important for the betterment of the village. He continued to work hard and pay his taxes every year.

The other farmers saw Wang's example and started paying their taxes too. The village became even more prosperous and everyone was happy.

From that day on, Wang and the other villagers understood that paying taxes was a way to help their community grow and thrive.

And so, they lived happily ever after, enjoying the benefits of their collective efforts.