Once upon a time, there was a boy named Xiaoyong.
从前，有个叫小勇的孩子。
He was learning swordsmanship at his master's dojo.
他在师傅的武馆里学习剑法。
One day, his master asked him to clean the dojo's treasured swords.
一天，师傅让他擦拭武馆里的宝剑。
As Xiaoyong wiped the sword, he secretly swung it in the air.
小勇一边擦，一边偷偷挥舞着宝剑。
He imitated his master, making a few slashes in the air.
他学着师傅的样子，在空中比划几下。
But suddenly, his hand slipped, and the sword fell to the ground.
可是，不小心手一滑，剑掉在地上。
The tip of the sword broke off, and Xiaoyong turned pale with fear.
剑尖断了一截，小勇吓得脸色苍白。
He quickly put the sword away, pretending nothing had happened.
他急忙把剑收好，假装什么都没发生。
The next day, his master checked the weapons and found the broken sword.
第二天，师傅检查武器时发现了断裂的剑。
He frowned and asked, "Who broke the sword?"
他皱起眉头，问：“谁弄坏了宝剑？”
Xiaoyong lowered his head, afraid to speak.
小勇低下头，不敢说话。
The master sighed and said, "Making mistakes isn't scary, but hiding them is."
师傅叹了口气：“犯错不可怕，可怕的是隐瞒。”
Xiaoyong finally gathered his courage and said, "I'm sorry, I broke it."
小勇终于鼓起勇气，说：“对不起，是我弄坏的。”
The master nodded and said, "What matters is that you admit your mistakes and learn."
师傅点点头，说：“知错就改，才是最重要的。”
Following his master's advice, Xiaoyong took the sword to the blacksmith for repairs.
小勇按照师傅的告知，去铁匠铺修理宝剑。
He learned to take responsibility and cherish his weapons.
他学会了承认错误，也懂得了如何珍惜武器。
Later, he trained hard and finally became a true swordsman.
后来，他努力练剑，终于成为了一名真正的剑客。
By admitting his mistakes, Xiaoyong grew more mature and stronger.
知错就改，让他变得更加成熟和强大。
