Tian Zifang educated Ji Zi in translation and annotation translation. Ji Zi, the King of Wei, went on a trip. On the way, he met his teacher Tian Zifang and got off to salute him. Tian Zifang didn't reciprocate. Ji Zi was very angry and said to Tian Zifang, "Can the rich be conceited to others and the poor be conceited to others?" Tian Zifang said: "Only the poor can be conceited to others, how dare the rich be conceited to others! If a monarch is arrogant to others, he will lose his country, and if a doctor is arrogant to others, he will lose his fief. People who have lost their country have never heard of anyone treating him with the specifications of a monarch; The man who lost his fief has never heard of anyone treating him like a doctor. Poor tramp, with bad words and disharmonious behavior, put on his shoes and left. How can they not be poor? Kiko then apologized to (Tian Zifang).
Note 1 Subhit: Wei Wenhou's eldest son, heir to the monarch. 2 meet: meet, meet. Tian Zifang: Ji Zi's teacher. See (further reading) 4 V leaves: salute, visit. Visit, request. 5 No gifts: No gifts. 6 also: adverbs, just, but 7 and: tong "ru", if. Eight countries: nine countries: I heard that 10 country: monarch, king 1 1. Waiting: treatment, treatment 12. Use: need 13. Together: Harmony 14. Footwear (l)17. X: Apologize.
Poetry: Tian Zifang Educates Ji Zi Poetry Author: Song Dynasty Sima Guang Poetry Classification: Junior Middle School Classical Chinese, Implication, Education, Stories