Bend down to pick up five barrels of rice.

The first sentence of "Five Doors of Rice Don't Bend" is "The county sent Du You to see him, and the county official Bai should see him with a sigh", which means that he is spineless, lofty, vulgar, spineless and moved. From li yanshou's The Book of Jin, Biography of Tao Qian in the Tang Dynasty.

Make a sentence "Don't bend your back for five measures of rice":

1, don't kill a hunched man for five buckets of rice, don't lose face. A glorious death is better than a shameful life.

2. People who don't bend over for five buckets of rice abound. You must never hurt the dignity of others. Dignity is fragile and can't stand any harm.

3. Li Bai's refusal to bow his eyebrows is closely related to Tao Yuanming's spirit of "five buckets of rice don't bend his back".

Tao Yuanming insisted that he would rather starve to death on the side of the road than bend over for five buckets of rice.