Once upon a time, there was a poor farmer named Ngoc Tam who was devoted to his wife, Nhan Diep. Nhan Diep was beautiful but lazy and dreamed of a life of luxury. One day, she died suddenly. Ngoc Tam was heartbroken. He refused to bury her and instead sold his possessions to buy a boat, carrying her coffin as he wandered the rivers.
One day, he met a powerful Genie who took pity on his love. The Genie agreed to revive his wife but warned him: "Think carefully." Ngoc Tam insisted. The Genie told him to prick his finger and let three drops of blood fall onto her body. Nhan Diep woke up, healthy and beautiful. Before leaving, the Genie gave a warning: "Do not be ungrateful, or you will regret it."
On their way home, they stopped at a busy port. A rich merchant saw Nhan Diep's beauty and invited her to his boat. Tempted by his wealth, she decided to abandon her husband.
Ngoc Tam tracked her down and confronted her. She refused to return. Sad and angry, Ngoc Tam said: "I only want back the three drops of blood I gave you." Thinking it was a small price for freedom, she pricked her finger.
As soon as the blood flowed out, she collapsed and turned into a small insect. She became a mosquito. Regretting her betrayal, she flies around humans, buzzing and trying to steal drops of blood, hoping to regain her human form.
Ungratefulness (Sự Vô Ơn): The story strongly condemns betrayal and ingratitude. Nhan Diep represents those who value money over love and loyalty.
Sacrifice (Giọt Máu): In Vietnamese culture, giving one's blood symbolizes the ultimate sacrifice and life connection. Taking it back signifies ending that sacred bond.
Sự Vô Ơn: Câu chuyện lên án mạnh mẽ sự phản bội và vô ơn. Nhan Diệp đại diện cho những kẻ coi trọng tiền bạc hơn tình nghĩa vợ chồng.
Giọt Máu: Trong văn hóa Việt, cho đi giọt máu tượng trưng cho sự hy sinh cao cả và sự gắn kết sinh mệnh. Việc lấy lại máu đồng nghĩa với việc chấm dứt mối liên kết thiêng liêng đó.
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