Can you tell me something about Cao Zhi's seven-step poem in classical Chinese?

Boil beans and burn beans, and the beans cry in the pot.

We are born from the same root. What's the hurry?

Cooking beans in the pot is to filter out the residue of beans and leave the bean juice as soup;

The beanstalk burns at the bottom of the pot, and the beans cry in the pot;

Beans and beanstalks originally grew on the same root. How can beanstalk torture beans in such a hurry?

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The first two sentences describe the phenomenon of burning and boiling beans in daily life, while the last sentence focuses on expressing Cao Zhi's inner grief and indignation. He is obviously questioning Cao Pi: You and I are brothers, why should we push each other so hard?

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