1. Translated by Huan Wen
The Book of Jin (Volume 98) and Biography of Huan Wen: Huan Wen led his army northward and passed east of Chang 'an (Guba, namely Xianyang). "Everyone who lives in the city was blocked and resumed business. Eighty-nine people were greeted by wine on the road. The old man said with tears:' I don't want to see the official army again today'! This refers to the people of the Central Plains under the rule of the Jin people.
After Huan Wen's Northern Expedition from Jiangling, he "crossed Huaisi, practiced northern Xinjiang, boarded a plane and built a building with his family, overlooking the Central Plains, and said generously,' Wang Yifu and others have to take responsibility for the sinking of China'". (The Book of Jin, Volume 98, Biography of Huan Wen). Here, Huan Wen's criticism of Wang Yifu is used to reprimand those in power in the Southern Song Dynasty for failing to recover from the fall of the Central Plains. Through the above powerful arguments, I pointed out: "If you count Wan Li, your fame is the truth, and you know whether it is true or not." "Rong" is one of the collective names of ancient ethnic minorities in China. This refers to the golden man. Xin Qiji lived in seclusion in Daihu Lake and raised such serious political issues as Li, which not only showed his expectation for Hannan Sword, but also showed his concern for national affairs because he was in the Jianghu.
Huan Wen, the great master of the state of Jin, said, "If you can't be immortal, you must be immortal."
Source: Biography of Huan Wen in the Book of Jin (Biography of Huan Wen in the Book of Jin, Volume 98) "Immortality is not enough!"
2. Translation of Classical Chinese in Xie Wan's Northern Expedition
When Xie Wan marched to the front of Yanbei, he often shouted with a long whistle and never sympathized with all the soldiers. Brother Xie An valued and took care of Xie Wan, but he also knew that he was bound to lose, so he went out with the army. He casually said to Xie Wan, "As a marshal, you always ask people to entertain the general and make everyone happy."
Xie Wan followed his advice. So he called the generals to a party. He didn't say anything, but pointed to everyone with Ruyi and said, "You are all brave soldiers." People get angry when they hear it. Xie Gong wanted to strengthen Ender's prestige among the soldiers. He personally visited all the generals below the commander-in-chief and sincerely apologized.
Xie Wan was defeated, and some people in the army wanted to get rid of him. Xie An added: "Such a person should be a hermit." Xie Wan survived.
Xie Wan's Northern Expedition is an article in Liu Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Xie Wan suffered defeat before the Northern Expedition because he was pretentious and never showed sympathy for soldiers. People in the army want to get rid of him. I was spared because of my brother Xie An's kindness.