What are the sayings about the origin of walking on stilts?

It is said that during the Han Dynasty, there was a drought in the Central Plains for three consecutive years, and there was no harvest, so people's lives were very difficult. When the emperor heard about it, he issued an imperial edict, ordering local governments to help the people, and ordering people with food at home to take out food to help the victims.

There is a county magistrate king around Luoyang. He saved a lot of food, but refused to take out a grain to help the disaster. Not only that, Wang Zhifu also desperately raised food prices and robbed the famine.

It is said that there is a young man in the local area. His surname is Gao, and he is naturally chivalrous. Seeing that the county magistrate Wang was so fierce, stilts decided to steal food to help the victims. However, the granaries in Wang Zhifu are surrounded by high walls. How can he get in? Stilts are a headache for this.

One day, stilts went up the mountain to cut firewood. He suddenly saw a group of holly on the top of the tree, which is a very precious herb. He wanted to take it down, but the tree was too high for him to climb.

After thinking and thinking, he saw many branches on the trunk, and he thought of stepping on branches to pick holly.

Therefore, stilts also realize that branches are used as tools to climb high walls. He cut off two branches and studied hard on the mountain. Finally, the stilts finally learned the skills of walking freely and jumping on their feet with branches.

From then on, every night, stilts would climb over the high wall of Wang Zhifu granary to get food and help hungry villagers. Then one day, stilts were accidentally discovered by many guards of Wang Zhifu's family. The guard tripped over the stilts with a rope, caught him and put him in prison.

Magistrate Wang is very angry. He threatened to be put to death for the crime of stilts. Later, the news came out, and people were thinking about the best way to save stilts. After a long discussion, they finally decided to send someone to Beijing overnight to report the magistrate, so that they could keep the stilts.

Sure enough, the emperor immediately sent someone to rescue the stilts when he learned that the magistrate Wang was vicious and witty and brave, and severely punished the magistrate Wang. The stilts were rescued, and since then,