There is a section of the traditional cross talk on the Eight Screens where it is said that a few children are better than adults. Who knows this section?

B: I am just a child.

A: Child?

B: Yes. A: Humph, you can’t compare.

B: Why can’t I compare to this kid?

A: That is an ancient man.

B: Ancients?

A: Yeah.

B: I don’t know.

A: Don’t know?

B: Yeah.

A: Okay, let me tell you and listen to what I was thinking about back then.

B: What does it mean to remember the past?

A: It’s just not the current thing.

B: Oh, it’s a thing of the past.

A: Wen Yanbo of the Song Dynasty, children have the wisdom of floating balls. Sima Wengong had a plan to save his son. Kong Rong of Han Dynasty, who was given pear at the age of four, knew the courtesy of humility. Huang Xiang was nine years old when she was married. Qin Ganluo was the prime minister at the age of twelve. Wu Zhouyu studied literature at the age of seven and practiced martial arts at the age of nine. At the age of thirteen, he became the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy and took charge of the military power of six counties and eighty-one prefectures. He sacrificed meat, offered chain rings, borrowed the east wind, carved feathers, burned warships, and Cao Cao watched the wind and the rats fled, and almost died in Jiangnan. Although there are Wolong and Fengxiao helping him, Zhou Yu can be regarded as the leader among the children. I said, among these children, which one do you compare with?

B: I can’t compare to anyone else. By the way, you just said that's fine, but you didn't mention anything about peeing on the bed