Into the 27th grade of ninth grade in classical Chinese

1. Answers to the full text of Classical Chinese

Translation of the first unit of Classical Chinese

Yang Xiu eats cheese: Someone gave Cao Cao, Emperor Wu of Wei, a cup of cheese. After eating a little, I wrote the word "合" on the lid of the cup for everyone to see, but no one could understand what it meant. The order was passed to Yang Xiu. Yang Xiu took a bite and said, "Gong Cao asked us to take a bite each. Why should we hesitate?"

Wang Rong knew Li: Wang Rong He was very smart when he was a child. When he was seven years old, he used to play with the children. I saw a plum tree on the side of the road. It had a lot of plums and the branches were bent. The children all rushed to pick them. Only Wang Rong did not move. Everyone asked him why he didn't pick plums. Wang Rong replied: "This tree grows on the roadside and there are so many plums. These must be bitter plums." Other children picked it and tasted it, and it was true.

Zhuge Ke got the donkey: Zhuge Ke was named Yuanxun. He was the eldest son of Zhuge Liang's brother. Zhuge Ke's father, Zhuge Jin, had a long and narrow face like a donkey's. One day, Sun Quan gathered the ministers and sent someone to bring in a donkey. He wrote on the donkey's face with paper: Zhuge Ziyu. Zhuge Ke knelt down and said, "Please use the pen to add two characters." So Sun Quan obeyed and gave him the pen. Zhuge Ke went on to write: "The donkey." Everyone present laughed. So Sun Quan gave the donkey to Zhuge Ke.

Xie Daoyun Yongxu: Xie An, a famous general of the Jin Dynasty, gathered his family together on a cold snowy day and talked about poetry and essays with his nephews and nephews. Suddenly, the snow fell hard, and the Taifu said happily: "What does this heavy snow look like?" His brother's eldest son Hu'er said: "It's like spreading salt in the air." His brother's daughter Dao Yun said "It's better to compare it to the wind blowing catkins flying all over the sky." The Taifu laughed happily.

Cao Chong said: When Cao Chong grows to five or six years old, his knowledge and judgment ability can be compared to that of an adult (such as an adult). Once, Sun Quan sent a huge elephant. Cao Cao wanted to know the weight of the elephant. He asked his subordinates, but they couldn't tell him how to weigh the elephant. Cao Chong said: "Put the elephant on the big boat, mark the place where the water surface reaches, and then let the boat load other things (when the water surface also reaches the mark), weigh these things, and then compare (the total mass of the things) Almost equal to the mass of an elephant)." Cao Cao was very happy after hearing this and immediately followed this method. 2. Asking for the answers to the 12th unit of the ninth grade of classical Chinese

Unit 12

1. "Shi Le regardless of past grudges" Later Zhao Wang Shi Le invited all the respected old people in Wuxiang Old friends went to Xiangguo and sat with them to have a party and drink. When Shi Le was in a low status, he and his neighbor Li Yang fought many times over the pond where the hemp stems were soaked. Therefore, only Li Yang did not dare to come. Shi Le said: "Li Yang is a strong man. The fight for the retting pond is a grudge between me and the common people. Now that I accommodate all parties in the world, will I have a grudge against an ordinary common person?" So (Shi Le) ) immediately summoned (Li Yang) to drink with (him), and held (Li Yang) by the arm and said: "I have suffered enough from your fists in the past, and you have also suffered from my vicious fists." Then Li Yang was appointed as the military commander. Lieutenant.

2 "Li Yao Murder Case" Li Yao from Dahongshan in Suizhou killed someone and escaped with his life. A year later, he went to Zigui and passed by the trade market when he saw a cane seller and bought it for dozens of dollars. . At this time, a common person in Zigui happened to be killed, and the government urgently hunted down the perpetrator. The victim's son saw the crutch Li Yao was holding, recognized it, said, "This is my father's crutch," and reported it to the government. The police officers captured Li Yao and interrogated him. As expected, it was the crutch of the deceased, and (Li Yao) was tortured. Li Yao did indeed buy a cane, but the man who sold it had disappeared, and in the end he could not explain (the origin of the cane) himself. The state official asked about the origin of Li Yao's whereabouts. The situation could not be concealed, so he was escorted to Suizhou. (Li Yao's) murder case in Hongshan was exposed. There are tens of millions of people in the market, and Li Yao happened to meet them, so it was a coincidence that his concealment was exposed.

3. "Liu Po's Decisive Decision" On the road leading to Mianchi, there was a vehicle loaded with pottery vessels, blocking the dangerous road. (At that time) the weather was cold, covered with ice and snow, and the mountain road was steep and slippery, making it impossible to advance or retreat. It was approaching evening, and there were thousands of carriages and horses of official and private travelers lining up in groups behind them, unable to move forward. A traveler named Liu Po ??came waving his riding whip and asked, "How much are the pottery vessels on the carriage worth?" He replied, "Seven to eight thousand." Liu Po ??opened his bag, took out the coupons, and immediately compensated That person. He ordered his servants to board the cart, break the ropes binding the pottery vessels, and push all the pottery vessels down the cliff. After a while, the car (weight) was reduced and it was able to move forward, and everyone moved forward noisily.

4 ". Zhong Ruoweng reveals his ugliness" Every time Zhong Ruoweng went to a place in the Southern Song Dynasty, he liked to criticize the strokes and strokes of the words on the plaques. He must remove the words he criticized, and then he would establish different meanings. Rewrite. However, (his) calligraphy is indeed not good. Those who followed were troubled by this. I once passed by a temple in the mountain with a magnificent tall building. Zhong Ruoweng and his officials stood around the plaque, looking at the plaque, which read "Dinghui Pavilion", and the name of the person who signed it was obliterated. Blurred and difficult to distinguish. The weak man arbitrarily said no, and asked the monk to take it down with a ladder, dust it off, wipe it clean, and step forward to read the plaque. It was written by Yan Zhenqing, the Duke of Lu. The weak man turned around and said to his officials: "Why not carve such (good) words into a stone tablet?" He immediately ordered people to carve the words on the plaque into a stone tablet. The people who served under him regarded the incident as a laughing stock.

5 ".Gong Zizhen forgets his form" When Gong Zizhen came to Yangzhou, he mostly stayed in Qiushixuan in our garden. There are several ancient paulownia trees in Qiushixuan, which are said to have been planted during the Tang Dynasty. In her free time, Gong Zizhen would quietly recite poetry under the tree. One night, I was having a good chat with a guest, so I sat down at the table. When I saw the guest off, I didn't know where my boots were. A few days later, Gong Zizhen left, and the servants got the boots on the top of the tent. They were probably talking, laughing, and dancing so happily that they didn't even feel their boots flying off unintentionally. 3. Entering Classical Chinese

[Original text]

Paint a chicken door, hang a reed rope on it, and place peach symbols next to it, so that hundreds of ghosts will be afraid of it.

Note: Wei Yilang and Dong Xun said: On the day of Zheng and La Dan, fireworks and peach figures are made in front of the door, pines and cypresses are nooses, chickens are killed and the door is driven away to drive away the epidemic, which is a courtesy. "Kuo Tu" says: "There is a big peach tree in Taodu Mountain, which stretches for three thousand miles. There is a golden rooster on the top, which crows when the sun shines. There are two gods below, one is Yu and the other is Liao. They hold reed ropes to ward off ominous ghosts. "If you get it, kill them." Ying Shao's "Customs" says: "In ancient times, two brothers, Tu and Yu, lived under the peach tree on Dushuo Mountain. They were surrounded by hundreds of ghosts and ghosts. , Use reed ropes to help, and eat tigers

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So the county magistrate decorated peach figures with wax on New Year’s Eve, hung reed ropes, and painted tigers on the door, which was in effect of the previous events.

[Translation]

(On the first day of the first lunar month) draw a chicken on a paper post, stick it on the door, hang a reed rope on the painted chicken, and stand on both sides of the paper post. , all kinds of ghosts will be afraid.

Note: Dong Xun, Yilang of the Wei Dynasty, said: Now on the morning of the first day of the first lunar month and the twelfth lunar month, people burn incense paper in front of the door, tree peach trees, twist pine and cypress branches into ropes and hang them on them, kill a chicken and put the chicken It is a custom to sprinkle blood on the door to drive away the plague. "Kuo Tu" says: "There is a big peach tree on Taodu Mountain, which twists and turns for three thousand miles. There is a golden rooster on the tree. When the sun shines on the tree, the golden rooster crows. There are two gods under the peach tree, one named Yu, one is called Lei. They both hold reeds in their hands to look for ghosts that cause harm. If they catch such ghosts, they will kill them. "Ying Shao's "Customs" said: "According to the writings of the Yellow Emperor. According to records, in ancient times, there were two brothers, one named Tu and the other named Yu, who lived under the big peach tree in Dushuo Mountain. They specialized in monitoring various ghosts. If any ghost acted daringly and harmed human beings, they would be tied up with reed ropes and caught. Go feed the tiger.

” 4. Enter the answer to Chen Yi’s collection of burnt rice in classical Chinese

Chen Yi’s store of burnt rice is extremely filial. His mother liked to eat burnt rice from the bottom of the cauldron. She left behind a book for the princess, always keeping a bag, every time. Cooking and storing burnt rice, he left his mother behind ①. Later, when Sun En plundered the county, the governor Yuan Shansong set out for the expedition that day ②. At that time, he had gathered several buckets of burnt rice, but before he could return home, he took it with him to join the army ③. Sun En was defeated in the battle, and his soldiers were scattered. They fled into the mountains and swamps, with no food to eat. Some died of hunger and despair. The only survivors survived on burnt rice. People at the time considered it the reward of the most filial piety. Notes 1. Dang (chēng): a kind of iron pot. Storage: Storage. 2. Sun En: At the end of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Sun En gathered tens of thousands of people and captured the counties. Later, when he attacked Linhai County, he was defeated and jumped into the sea. Lord Yuan Fu: Yuan Shansong, who was appointed as the domestic history of Wu (the title of the princes and kings) The chief executive in charge of civil affairs in the country, equivalent to the prefect). 3. Wei Zhan: Wei Zhi. 4. Chief Book: An official of the county magistrate, responsible for documents and seals, etc. 5. Dou: an old measuring instrument. Translation 1 Chen Yi is at home Very filial. His mother likes to eat crispy rice. When Chen Yi was working as the chief bookkeeper in the county, he always packed a pocket. Whenever he cooked, he would store the crispy rice and bring it to his mother when he got home. Later he met Sun Envoy soldiers invaded Wu County, and Yuan Shansong, the internal historian, was about to send out troops to conquer. At this time, Chen Yi had accumulated several buckets of rice and had no time to return home, so he took the army with him to go on the expedition. The two sides fought in Hudu, but Yuan Shansong was defeated and the army collapsed. Fleeing to the mountains and swamps, there was no food. Most of the people starved to death, but Chen Yi survived by relying on rice crackers. At that time, people thought this was a reward for his pure filial piety. Translation 2 Chen Yi was very filial, and his My mother liked to eat rice that was burnt on the bottom of the pot. At that time, Chen Yi was an official in charge of paperwork in a county. He always carried a bag with him. Every time he cooked rice, he would collect the rice that was burnt on the bottom of the pot and wait until he returned home. He gave it to his mother. Later, when Sun Enlai plundered the county where Chen Yi was located, the county governor Yuan Shansong immediately sent out troops to fight. At that time, Chen Yi had already collected several Dou of burnt rice. Since he had no time to return home, he took these burnt rice with him to join the army. Later. The battle with Sun En failed, and the entire army collapsed and fled into the mountains and swamps. Due to the lack of food supply, many people starved to death in the mountains and fields, but only Chen Yi survived because the burnt rice he brought could satisfy his hunger. People say this is Chen Yi's filial piety was rewarded by God. 5. Entering the Classical Chinese Language Unit 32 Original text

There are several short stories: 1. Officials swear an oath 2. Fail to tell the difference between the tin and the tin 3. Finger the deer as the horse 4. Fishing for the moon in the well 5. Zhang Shengbian. 1. Officials swear an oath. An official commits a crime (committing corruption) and is pardoned. ① The state issues an order to reduce or exempt the criminal's punishment. , there will be malignant sores on the hands. Then (soon), there will be a lawsuit (a lawsuit), and the person will give (gift, this refers to bribery) money to win.

The official thought (thought) of the oath, so it was difficult. He took it with his hand. After a while, he said: "If (you) are so diligent, I will put the power (for now) in my boot." "

Or say: "This official is really greedy, don't change it (don't change it). ” Notes ① Pardon (shè): The state issues an order to reduce or exempt criminals from their punishment.

② Chao: money. Translation: An official committed a crime due to corruption, and was exempted from the crime due to amnesty.

So he made a vow that if he accepted money from others, he would get malignant sores on his hands. Soon, a man in a lawsuit bribed him with a sum of money in the hope of winning the case.

The official thought of making a vow. Because of the oath, it was difficult to pick it up with my hands. After a while, he said: "You are so flattering, just put the money in my boot for now."

"Some people say: "This official is greedy by nature and cannot change his bad habit of corruption. ” 2. Dai Yuanli, a famous doctor from the original civilization, went to the capital. He heard that a doctor was very skilled in treating diseases and was always effective. He went to see him in person.

Seeing that the house was overflowing with people asking for medicine, the house was overwhelmed. The person who happened to ask for medicine had already left, and he chased after him and said, "Add a piece of tin to the frying pan." "

The original ritual was different, so he knocked on it and said: "This is an ancient square ear. "Unexpectedly, I don't know that the ancient prescription is the word "饧②", which means glutinous rice fried in sugar.

Alas, today's quack doctors falsely claim to be familiar with (ān, familiar with) ancient prescriptions, and they probably don't know the difference between tin and tin.饧儿! Comments ① Yingqiu: receiving and seeking medical treatment (people).

②饧 (tánɡ): The traditional Chinese character is "饧", so it is confused with "tin".

Translation Dai Yuanli, a famous doctor of the Civilization Dynasty, once went to the capital. I heard that a doctor was very skilled in medicine and his treatment was always effective, so I went to see him secretly in person.

Seeing that the room is full of people seeking treatment, (doctors) are overwhelmed. Occasionally, (one) the person who was seeking diagnosis and dispensing medicine had already left, and (the doctor) chased him out and told (him): "Add a piece of tin when decoction."

Dai Yuanli was surprised by this statement. , asked the reason, the famous doctor said: "This is just an ancient prescription." Unexpectedly, he didn't know that the ancient prescription was the word "饧" (饧), which is sugar made from glutinous rice.

Alas, doctors who are not very skilled in medicine claim that they are familiar with ancient medical prescriptions. Most of them can’t even distinguish between tin and 饧 (饧)! 3. The original text refers to a deer as a horse. At the end of the Qin Dynasty, Zhao Gao wanted to cause chaos ①, but feared that the officials would not obey, so he set up an inspection first ②, and presented the deer to the second generation ③, saying: "It is a horse." The second generation smiled and said: "Prime Minister Mistakenly? This is a deer rather than a horse."

Zhao Gao asked the left and right, or he said horse, and he said "A" (ē, submissive, flattering) Zhao Gao; or "deer", Gao. Punish them with justice. Later, all the ministers were afraid of heights and were overjoyed.

Notes ①Rebellion: Refers to the attempt to seize political power. ②Experiment: test.

③Second: Refers to Hu Hai, the second emperor of Qin. Translation: At the end of the Qin Dynasty, Zhao Gao tried to seize the power of the government. He was afraid that the ministers would not obey, so he first set up a trap to test, and presented a deer to Qin II, saying: "(This) is a horse."

The second generation smiled and said, "Is the Prime Minister wrong? Is this a deer or a horse?" Zhao Gao asked the ministers around him. Some said horses to flatter Zhao Gao; some said deer, Zhao Gao punished them with criminal laws. , later the ministers were all afraid of Zhao Gao, and Zhao Gao was happy.

4? Fishing for the Moon in a Well Original Text Once upon a time there were five hundred macaques ①, walking through the trees, all (together) to the big tree. There is a well under the tree, and the shadow of the moon can be seen in the well.

At that time, the macaque master saw (saw) the shadow of the moon, and said (yù, told) to the companions: "The moon died today and fell into the well. When the moon comes out (make... come out) , Don’t let the world stay dark all night long.” The monkeys asked: “How can we get out?” The monkey master said: “I know how to get out.

I’ll catch the branch, you (you). Catching my tail, tossing and turning, I can get out. "The monkeys are like the subject, tossing and turning to catch each other.

However, the branch was weak and broke (shé, broken), and all (all) the macaques fell into the well. Notes ① Macaque: a type of monkey.

Translation Once upon a time, there were five hundred macaques playing and walking in the woods. Let's go to the big tree together. There is a well under the tree, and the shadow of the moon is reflected in the well.

At this time, the leader of the macaques saw the shadow of the moon and told his companions: "The moon is going to drown today and fall into the well. (We) should let it come out of the well together, and don't let the world It's as dark as the long night." The monkeys said, "How can I make the moon come out?" The monkey leader said, "I know how to make it come out.

I grab the branch, and you grab my tail. . After many hands and feet are connected to the tail, the moon can come out."

The monkeys followed the leader's instructions and connected their hands, feet and tail to catch each other. But the branches broke due to fragility, and all the macaques fell into the well.

5? Zhang Sheng’s Discrimination of Adultery Original text Zhang Sheng of the Song Dynasty, who knew Runzhou [as the governor of Runzhou; Runzhou, the name of an ancient state, today’s Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province], there was a woman whose husband had not been out for several days. On the contrary (same as "return"), I suddenly heard that there was a dead person (there) in the well in the vegetable garden. I rushed to see him, cried (háo) and said: "This is my husband." Then he heard the official.

A neighbor looked down at the well and said that it was dark and indistinguishable. Please come out and do an autopsy.

Sheng said: "No one can tell, how can this woman know that she is her husband?" There was a supervisor for interrogation (arresting criminals and handing them over to case handling). If a woman kills her husband for rape.

Notes ① Know about Runzhou: He served as the governor of Runzhou; Runzhou, the name of an ancient state, is now Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province. ② Subordinate officials: subordinate officials.

③Yousi: full-time official. Translation: When Zhang Sheng of the Song Dynasty was appointed as the magistrate of Runzhou, there was a woman whose husband went out for several days and did not come back. Suddenly he heard that there was a dead person in the well in the vegetable garden, so he hurried to the wellhead to see it. ) cried loudly and said: "This is my husband!" So (she) let the government know about it.

Zhang Sheng ordered his subordinate officials to summon (her) neighbors and go to the well to verify whether he was her husband. When the neighbors looked down the well, they said that the well was deep and dark and could not be identified, and requested that the body be fished out to verify that he was her husband. . Zhang Sheng said: "No one can identify (who the person in the well is), how can this woman know that he is her husband?" (So) he arrested (the woman) and handed her over to a professional official for interrogation. 6. Entering Classical Chinese Junior High School Classical Chinese Extracurricular Reading and Training Selection Sixth and Seventh Grade Written by Yang Zhenzhong

81. "Wang Anguo's Straight Talk" Wang Anguo (Liang?) has a straightforward personality and hates evil as much as he hates it.

Wang Jinggong (suspected to be Wang Anguo?) initially served as a political advisor. In his spare time, he read Yan Yuan's poems and said with a smile: "How can a prime minister have such a small ambition?" )?" Pingfu replied: "Yan Yuanxiangong only does this occasionally because of his pride. How can he be like this at work?" At that time, Lu Huiqing, who was a member of the library (suspected to be entertaining), also sat aside and said seriously. "You must correct your words first when you are in politics, not to mention (unknown)" Pingfu said seriously, "If you express unruly words, you are worse than a villain."

Lu Huiqing therefore believed that he was different from these two people and should not They conspired together and alienated the two of them. 2. "Chen Zhanghou despises the nobles" Chen Zhanghou has an eccentric personality and likes to play and drink.

The money given to him by others was spent casually. He especially likes to paint paintings for poor and frustrated people to relieve their poverty.

There are dozens or even hundreds of families of poor scholars who depend on him. If powerful people like the gentry and aristocrats ask him to paint, he will not even give him a thousand pieces of gold.

There was a despicable man who lured him into the ship and asked him to appreciate the pen and ink of the Song and Yuan Dynasties. After the boat sailed, they took out the painting silk and forced him to paint.

Zhang Hou took off his hat, took off his clothes and cursed endlessly. The Manifestation did not obey him.

So Zhang Hou jumped from the boat and fell into the water. The Reverend was very angry, so he threw up his sleeves and left.

Later, he asked someone else to paint on his behalf, but Zhang Hou ultimately did not use any pen or ink. 3. "Wang Ao's Justice" One of Wang Ao's daughters married an official near the capital.

Wang Ao’s wife loved her daughter very much and often welcomed her home. Her son-in-law refused to let her go and angrily said to her: "Your father is the chief official who selects officials. He transferred me to the capital to be an official." , then you can accompany your mother all day long. Besides, it’s as easy as shaking off a leaf to move me. What’s the point of being stingy?” So the daughter sent her idea to her mother. The lady prepared wine and food one evening and knelt down to report to Wang Ao, Wang Ao was very angry. He picked up the utensils on the table and injured his wife. He went out and took a carriage to live in the court room. He returned home ten days later. In the end, his son-in-law was not transferred.

4. "Ci Fei Beheads the Jiao" A man named Ci Fei from Chu State came to the place Qiansui in Wu State during a trip and got a very sharp sword. Go back to Chu State. Ci Fei had to cross a big river on his way back to Chu State, so he took a boat to cross the river.

When the small wooden boat crossing the river reached the center of the river, two giant dragons suddenly swam from the bottom of the water and attacked the small wooden boat extremely ferociously. They quickly entangled the ferry boat from both sides. , the situation was so critical that all the people crossing the river by boat were stunned. At this time, Ci Fei asked the ferryman: "You have been rowing on the river for many years. Have you ever seen or heard that two giant dragons entangled the boat and refused to let go, and the people on the boat could still survive?" Is it possible?" The boatman replied: "I have been sailing across the river for decades, and I don't know how many people have been sent across the river. Not to mention that I have never seen it, I have never heard of such a thing, and the people on the boat are not in danger. "

Ci Fei thought: If these two evil dragons are not eliminated, the lives of everyone on the ship will be in danger.

So he immediately took off his coat, rolled up his sleeves, drew out the sword he had obtained from Wu Guoqian, and said to the people on the boat: "These two giant dragons are so vicious, they are just a pile of rotten bones and bones in the river." Meat, why are you afraid of it? In order to save the lives of everyone on the ship, even if I throw away this fine sword I just got, it will not be a pity even if it is my own life."

said. After that, he jumped into the river without hesitation with his sword and slashed at the giant dragon that was clinging to the ferry. After a tense and fierce battle between humans and evil mosquitoes, Ci Fei swung his sword to kill the two giant dragons. Jiao, step onto the boat calmly. In this way, Ci Fei killed two giant dragons, saved the small wooden boat crossing the river, and saved the lives of all the people on board.

(The moral of this story is: at a critical moment of life and death, for the benefit of the public, you must stand up and face the difficulties, do not be timid and live in peace.) 5. "The Law Does Not Forgive Old Friends" Pu Pang Xiangshou, the governor of the state, was dismissed from office for corruption. He said that he once worked in the Yamen of the King of Qin.

Emperor Li Shimin took pity on him and wanted to listen to his appeal and let him return to his post. Wei Zheng advised: "There are many people around King Qin. I am afraid that everyone relies on personal favors, which is enough to scare good people."

The emperor happily adopted his opinion and said to Pang Xiangshou: "When I was the King of Qin in the past, I was just the king of a palace; now I am in the high position of the emperor and the leader of the world. I cannot just favor my past friends." He was given a silk coupon and sent away. Pang Xiangshou left in tears.

91. "Zhang Liang Advises Liu Bang to Labor Force" Chu and Han were at war, and the two sides were at loggerheads for a long time. The young people suffered in the army, and the old, weak, women and children had no source of food. At this time, Xiang Yu approached the King of Han and talked to each other across the Guangwu Stream.

Xiang Yu wanted to challenge the King of Han alone. The king of Han enumerated Xiang Yu's crimes and said: "At the beginning, you and I were ordered to make an agreement with King Huai of Chu that whoever enters the pass first and conquers the pass will be crowned king. You, Xiang Yu, violated the oath."

2. "Ouyang Xiu's Tutoring" Mr. Ouyang Xiu's father passed away when he was four years old. His family was poor and had no money for him to study. The wife used reed stalks to draw pictures on the sand and taught him to write.

He also taught him to recite many passages from ancient times. When he got older and there were no books to read at home, he would go to nearby scholars' homes to borrow books and read them, and sometimes copy them.

In this way, I worked day and night, forgetting food and sleep, just studying. The poems and poems written since childhood are as high as those of adults. 3. "Tang Taizong accepts advice" In the third year of Zhenguan (Li Shimin's reign), Taizong (Li Shimin) said to Sikong (official position) Pei Ji: "Every time Someone submitted an excerpt of the report, which contained a lot of content. (When I couldn't read it clearly) I always stuck the excerpt on the wall and read it every day when I came in and out. In this way, I worked diligently and unswervingly, and tried every means to understand what the ministers wanted to express.

I often think about political affairs, and sometimes I don’t rest until the third watch. I also hope that you ministers and ministers will also work tirelessly on political affairs to repay my kindness." 4. "Medicine that Doesn't Help You" Song Dynasty. There is a man in the country who is good at preparing medicine that does not burn your hands. His family has been rinsing cotton wool for generations.

Someone heard about it and asked for a hundred gold to buy his prescription. The whole family gathered together to discuss: "We have been rinsing cotton wool for generations, and our income is only a few gold. Now.