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Once, Su Shi visited Mogan Mountain and came to a temple halfway up the mountain. Seeing that Su Shi was dressed simply, the Taoist priest responded coldly: "Sit down!" Ordered the child: "tea!"
Su Shi then sat down and drank tea. He chatted casually with the Taoist priest. When the Taoist saw someone talking, he immediately invited Su Shi into the hall, put down his chair and said, "Please sit down!" He also ordered the child: "Go to tea!"
Su Shi then continued to talk with Taoist priests. Su Shi's witty remarks are full of praise. The Taoist priest couldn't help asking Su Shi's name. Su Shi said: "The little official is Su Zizhan, the judge of Hangzhou." The Taoist priest quickly got up, invited Su Shi to a living room in Jing Ya and said respectfully, "Please sit down!" Moreover, he ordered the waiter: "Give fragrant tea!"
Su Shi saw that Taoist priests were snobbish, sat for a while and left. The Taoist priest found that Su Shi could not stay, so he asked Su Shi to write an inscription in the temple as a souvenir. Su Shi wrote a couplet: "Please sit down, please sit down, please sit down, tea is tea, fragrant tea." The Taoist priest looked embarrassed.
Never judge by appearances.
Extended data:
The allusion "please sit down, please sit down" comes from Su Shi's mouth, and the background when Su Shi experienced this allusion:
With Ouyang Xiu's repeated praise, Su Shi became famous for a while. Every time he publishes a new book, it will spread all over Beijing immediately. Just as the father and son became famous in Beijing and were about to show their talents, the bad news of Su Shi's mother's death suddenly came. The two brothers went home with their father to attend the funeral. In October of the 4th year of Jiayou (1059), he returned to Beijing after his funeral.
In the sixth year of Jiayou (106 1 year), Su Shi took the Chinese secondary school exam, which is usually called the "three-year Beijing Examination", and got the third grade of "the first in a hundred years", granting judges in Fengxiang Prefecture of Dali the qualification to judge and sign books. Four years later, he returned to North Korea and was sentenced to Wen Gu College.
In the third year of Zhiping (1066), Su Xun died of illness, and Su Shi and Su Zhe returned to their hometowns with coffins, and they were in mourning for three years. Three years later, Su Shi returned to Korea. At this time, Wang Anshi's political reform, which shook the ruling and opposition parties, began.
Many of Su Shi's teachers and friends, including Ouyang Xiu, who admired him at the beginning, were forced to leave Beijing because they opposed the new law and disagreed with the new prime minister Wang Anshi. The old rain in the ruling and opposition parties faded away, and what Su Shi saw in his eyes was no longer the "peaceful and prosperous times" he saw at the age of twenty.
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