Source: Historical Records Biography of Qu Yuan and Jia Sheng.

Qu Yuan gave the rice he planted to the poor.

Historical allusion

The poet Qu Yuan had a feeling of compassion when he was a child. It coincided with years of famine. People in Qu Yuan's hometown don't have enough to eat and don't wear warm clothes. Sometimes people beg along the street, chew bark and eat dirt, and the young Qu Yuan can't help crying.

One day, snow-white rice suddenly flowed out from the crack in the big stone in front of Qu Yuan's house. When people saw it, they took bowls, spoons and cloth bags to pick up rice and carry it home.

Soon, Qu Yuan's father found that there was less and less rice in the granary at home. He was very surprised.

One night, he found that Qu Yuan was transporting rice from the granary, so he stopped Qu Yuan and realized that it was Qu Yuan who had poured the rice into the crevice.

Father didn't blame Qu Yuan, but said to him, "Our rice can't save many poor people. If you grow up to be an official and manage Chu well, won't the poor in the world have food? "

Since then, Qu Yuan has been studying hard. When he came of age, the king of Chu learned that he was very talented and made him an official in charge of state affairs. He devoted himself to the country and the people and was praised by later generations. He really changed from a good boy to a good one.

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