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Once upon a time, there was a Chinese temple deep in the jungle near Mount Fudji. The temple had been abandoned for centuries and was overgrown with jungle plants. One day, a group of adventurers decided to explore the temple and search for any possible treasures.
As they finally reached the temple, they were impressed by its beauty and condition. They started searching the rooms when suddenly a horde of monkeys stormed in through a window and stole their backpacks and cameras.
The adventurers chased the monkeys through the jungle, but the monkeys were too fast and too smart for them. Eventually, they gave up and returned to the temple in disappointment.
As they entered the temple, they saw that the monkeys had placed their backpacks and cameras on an altar and were kneeling before them as if to apologize. The adventurers were speechless and decided to give the monkeys their things back and leave the temple in peace.
They told their story to anyone who would listen and the temple became known as the Temple of the Nice Monkeys and tourists came from all over to visit the monkeys and give them a banana or a piece of bread.

Description

Once upon a time, there was a Chinese temple deep in the jungle near Mount Fudji. The temple had been abandoned for centuries and was overgrown with jungle plants. One day, a group of adventurers decided to explore the temple and search for any possible treasures.
As they finally reached the temple, they were impressed by its beauty and condition. They started searching the rooms when suddenly a horde of monkeys stormed in through a window and stole their backpacks and cameras.
The adventurers chased the monkeys through the jungle, but the monkeys were too fast and too smart for them. Eventually, they gave up and returned to the temple in disappointment.
As they entered the temple, they saw that the monkeys had placed their backpacks and cameras on an altar and were kneeling before them as if to apologize. The adventurers were speechless and decided to give the monkeys their things back and leave the temple in peace.
They told their story to anyone who would listen and the temple became known as the Temple of the Nice Monkeys and tourists came from all over to visit the monkeys and give them a banana or a piece of bread.