Song people offered jade, Song savage cultivated it to get jade, and Cheng Si's son was poor, but his son was not affected. The barbarian asked, "This is the treasure of the barbarian. I hope Guo Xian

Song people offered jade, Song savage cultivated it to get jade, and Cheng Si's son was poor, but his son was not affected. The barbarian asked, "This is the treasure of the barbarian. I hope Guo Xiang will give it and accept it." 1, explanation word

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2. Translation

Jade is my treasure, and it's worth it if I don't accept it.

You regard jade as a treasure, but I regard accepting gifts from others as a treasure.

3. Zi Han's "treasure" is _ _ _ _ incorruptible _ _

The original text is from Song Zihan, who values honesty.

Translation:

A man in the Song Dynasty got a piece of Baoyu and gave it to Zi Han, a doctor in the Song Dynasty, but Zi Han didn't accept it. The person who offered Baoyu said, "I showed this Baoyu to the jade carving craftsman and thought it was a real Baoyu before I dared to give it to you." Zi Han said, "I regard greed as a treasure, and you regard jade as a treasure. If you give me the jade, we will all lose our treasure. Each of us had better have our own treasure. " Therefore, a virtuous person in Song Guonian said, "Zi Han is not without treasures, but what he regards as treasures is different from others.

Another translation:

There was a farmer in Song State who got a piece of jade when he was ploughing the fields and gave it to Zicheng Zi Han. He refused to accept it. The farmer asked, "This is my treasure, and I hope to accept the reward as a villain." Yu Han said; "You treat jade as a treasure, and I treat it as a treasure if I don't accept gifts from others." So respected people say; "Zi Han is not without treasures, but what he regards as treasures is different from others!" ("Lv Chunqiu")