[The imperial censor who looks the same on the inside VS the Shaoqing of Dali Temple who looks different on the outside]
Although Zhao Ying is a ninth-grade official, she never treats herself harshly in terms of food, clothing, housing and transportation. Every day she goes to the National History Museum in her luxurious carriage inlaid with gold and treasures.
She often encounters Mr. Shaoqing's little broken donkey cart... And sometimes it even breaks down!
The other official was taller than her, so she had to invite him to ride with him. Later, she couldn't stand it any more and gave him two BMWs in the spirit of helping others.
When they met again a few days ago, she saw Mr. Shaoqing wearing a tattered cloak again in a snowy weather. He was very miserable. She couldn't bear the beauty of Mr. Shaoqing's life, so she gave him another large silk cloak.
After putting on the cloak, she saw the old and faded short-tube shoes on Mr. Shaoqing's feet... As the saying goes, a good man is good at what he does. The next day, she...
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Shen Sui always kept revenge in mind, and deliberately wore coarse clothes and simple meals to remind himself not to covet glory.
But someone was meddling in his own business and sent him two horses. He secretly thought that he was meddling in his own business, so he immediately asked his servants to take them away——
Not long after, the man thought he was dressed sloppily and brought him a high-quality cloak. He didn't even raise his eyes and just walked to the corner.
Unexpectedly, that man cared about heaven and earth, and thought his leather boots were ragged, so he sent him a pair of exquisite soft deerskin boots.
He sneered and said, "Take it away!"
Ping An: Hardship and simplicity are the fine style of his young master! How can you let others make it easy for you!
One day, Ping An saw the young master, who had always lived a simple life, lead the two horses, wore a fine silk cloak, and exquisite deerskin boots, and walked out of the house with a spring breeze on his face...
Note: [1V1] SC
This article is inspired by "Cui Zhu's Regicide" in the Records of the Grand Historian of the State of Qi
Please don't study the fictional history.
All poems and lyrics in this article are quoted or adapted.
Purpose: Good and evil must be written down, and this is a true record