A thousand pieces, not to mention which story this broken LUN comes from.

190 1 year, cixi ordered the reform of the imperial examination. Chinese and foreign political history has been added to the examination content. In order to cater to this desire, the examiner once crammed Napoleon of France into the exam. Knowing roughly that Napoleon, like Xiang Yu of China, was a valiant soldier who ended in failure, he came up with a question for comparison between China and foreign countries: On Xiang Yu's broken wheel. The examiners who write questions follow the fashion, but where can the stereotyped writing candidates in the country keep up? So I made a joke. As soon as a candidate started writing, he wrote:

Does husband Xiang Yu have a broken wheel that he can't carry? How can Xiang Yu bring the broken wheel to cultivate one's morality? You can't win with the whole wheel, but a broken wheel is worse?