How to translate the classical Chinese text "Farmers Plowing the Fields"

The classical Chinese translation of "The Farmer Plows the Field" is as follows: There was a farmer plowing in the field. He took a few breaths before swinging his hoe. A passer-by saw him and laughed at him, saying, "You're such a lazy farmer. You take a few breaths before swinging the hoe, and you won't be able to finish plowing the fields for several months." The farmer said, "I don't know what to use." Can you show me how to plow the land?" The passerby took off his clothes and walked to the field. He took a breath and swung the hoe several times, using all his strength on each hoe. Not long after, he ran out of strength, panting, sweating profusely, unable to even make a sound, and fell forward in the field. He said to the farmer: "I only know how difficult it is to plow the land today." The farmer said: "It's not that plowing the land is difficult, but that your method is wrong! The same is true for people when dealing with things. If you try to pursue speed, you will not achieve your goal. ” The passers-by were convinced and left orally. 1. "The Farmer Plows the Field" The original text of "The farmer plows the field, counting his breaths and then hoeing." When the traveler saw it, he looked at it and said, "What's wrong, farmers are so lazy! After counting their breaths and then hoeing, the field was not even covered by the moon!" The farmer said, "I don't know why I plow. Can you show me the art of plowing?" "The traveler takes off his clothes and goes to the field. He counts the hoe in one breath and uses up all his strength in one hoe. Before it was time to move, he was exhausted from the sweat and rain, panting and unable to make a sound, and fell to the field. He said to the farmer: "Now we know how difficult it is to plow the fields." The farmer said: "It's not that plowing is difficult, it's just that the skills of the disciples are fallacious! The same is true in people's affairs, haste leads to failure." The traveler obeyed and left. 2. The moral of "Farmers Plowing the Fields" is that this story uses different people to plow the fields, and the transformation of passers-by from jokes to admiration shows that it is difficult for us to make objective and fair judgments without personal practice, so we should not criticize people casually. . At the same time, it also explains that when we face doubts from others, we can use more appropriate ways to deal with the problem, so that we can reduce quarrels and avoid conflicts. Use the points where others attack you and let them face and deal with them. This will not only solve the problem, but you may also learn new techniques and methods from it, and you may also be able to resolve the other party's attacks. It's the best of both worlds. 3. Ancient fables Ancient fables were originally folk oral creations. It was quite popular in the Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period in China. Among the works of hundreds of scholars in the pre-Qin period, there are many excellent fables that were popular at that time, such as: "The Dead Horse", "The Rooster", "The Song People Pulled the Seedlings", "Self-Contradiction", "The Zheng Man Buys Lu", "Sit back and wait for the rabbit", "Carve a boat to find a sword", "Add one foot to the other", etc. "The Farmer Plowing the Fields" is also one of the ancient fables. Full text