dialogue: Andy: Whew! I had to wait for almost an hour to get to the front of the line. 
  Hyacintha: You have much patience. 
  Andy: Wow! Your calligraphy is very beautiful. It was worth the wait! 
  Hyacintha: Thank you. Today I'm writing a kind of poem called a Chinese couplet. 
  Andy: What does it say? 
  Hyacintha: This is an especially famous one. It says 'May the passing days bring you health and longevity. May this season of renewal find you basked in riches.' 
  Andy: That's very nice. Is it for sale? 
  Hyacintha: No. I never sell my artwork. 
  Andy: Really? Then what do you do with it? 
  Hyacintha: I give it away. Here, this one is for you. 
  Andy: Wow! Really? Are you sure? Now I'll have a lucky year! 
  Hyacintha: Remember, real luck must be created (by) yourself, and then it cannot be given or taken away. . . 
summary: Andy waited for a long time to see Hyacintha's beautiful calligraphy. Hyacintha today is writing a Chinese couplet and gives it away to Andy. Andy's thrilled.