"The Beggar Prince" is a traditional Chinese folktale. It is difficult to find its exact English translation, but here is a brief summary:
A young beggar man was discovered to be a prince who had been exiled to the streets. He was raised by a kind old beggar woman and learned the ways of the streets. But he always dreamed of returning to his royal palace and reclaiming his rightful throne.
One day, he overheard a conversation about a prophecy that predicted the return of the rightful king to restore order to the land. He decided to use this opportunity to return to his royal identity and restore his family's honor.
He traveled back to the palace, where he was recognized by his family and the people of the land. He overthrew the usurper king and became the rightful ruler, bringing peace and prosperity to his people.
However, he realized that he had become accustomed to the life of a beggar and did not want to lose touch with the people he had grown up with. So he chose to live among them and continue to help those in need, remembering his humble beginnings.
This story can be interpreted as a metaphor for the importance of humility and compassion, and also the need to reconcile one's past and present lives.