Many years ago, there was an Emperor who loved new clothes. He spent all his time and money on dress, having a different suit for each hour of the day. One day, two men appeared, claiming to be weavers who could create the most beautiful cloths, visible only to the wise. The Emperor, eager to possess these amazing clothes, gave them lots of money and resources. They pretended to work busily, asking for silk and gold thread, but in reeping the materials for themselves. When the Emperor sent an old minister to check on their progress, the minister could see nothing but empty looms. However, fearing being labeled a fool, he pretended to admire the nonexistent cloth. Later, another officer was sent and encountered the same situation. Soon, the whole city was buzzing about the splendid cloth. Finally, the Emperor himself decided to see the cloth. Accompanied by his court, he too could see nothing but empty frames. However, everyone around him praised the cloth's beauty, afraid to admit their own foolishness. The Emperor, unwilling to admit his mistake, agreed to wear the new clothes, which were actually nonexistent, leading to a humiliating revelation for all.