Scholar's wedding joke

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The story and poem you want should be the following story.

According to legend, during the Ming Dynasty, a scholar named Fang from Zhejiang Province went to Beijing to take the exam, passed by Suzhou and met a large family of relatives. Its opposite:

Run lanterns, click the horse and go, and stop when the lights go out;

Fang couldn't answer it at the moment, so he memorized it to catch the exam. In Beijing, the examiner to the tiger flag fluttering in the wind way:

Flying tiger flag, flying tiger, hiding tiger;

Without thinking, Fang objected to the first couplet on Su's personals. When the examiner saw that he answered casually, he used his quick wits and became a scholar. When he went back to Suzhou, no one had ever been married to his daughter-in-law. He was recruited as a husband and got a beautiful wife by opposing the couplets sent by the examiner. A pair of coincidental couplets make two happy events come true. In order to celebrate his wedding night, he wrote two big words "happiness" side by side in Being the First. It is said that the double happiness of marriage begins with him.