What are the meanings of those who hold peace among those who entered the city with long poles?

1. The word "Zhi" in "Lu You holds a long pole and enters the city" means a person who holds, holds, holds, and what does "Zhi" mean.

2. Source

"Entering the City with a Long Pole"

Those of Lu who hold a long pole to enter the city gate will not be able to enter if they first hold it upright. If you hold it horizontally, you will not be able to enter. Nothing comes out of the plan. Then an old father came and said, "I am not a saint, but I have seen a lot of things! Why not cut it in with a saw?" So he cut it off.

3. Translation

There was a man from the state of Lu who entered the city gate with a long pole. At first he held it upright, but could not enter the city gate. He turned around and held it. He couldn't enter the city gate either, and he really couldn't think of a way to do it. After a while, an old man came here and said, "I am not a saint, but I have seen a lot of things. Why don't I cut the long pole in the middle with a saw and enter the city gate?" The man from Lu followed the old man's method. The long pole was cut off.

4. Appreciation

This article comes from my country's first joke collection "Laughing Forest" (written by Handan Chun from the Wei Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period). Not only did he laugh at the man of Lu who held the long pole, and laughed at him for not knowing how to adapt; he also laughed at the old man who saw the pole into the city, and laughed at him for being so smart that he wanted to be a teacher. The latter is not only ridiculous, but harmful. This story has been passed down to this day, and the "catching fools" in the Qing Dynasty's "Xi Tan Xu Lu" evolved from it.