On the way to escape, a man was carrying a burden, carrying a child at each end, walking hard, and an old man came with his back to the two children, smiled at Mimi and said: "One load and two Shangshu."
Surprised and delighted, the man lowered his burden, knelt on the ground, and prostrated himself to the old man in gratitude.
So is this old man right? Very accurate! These two children, one named Gu Xiancheng and the other named Gu Yuncheng, later became a popular figure, one official to the head of the household department, and one official to the head of the ceremonial department. Both are leaders of the Donglin Party.
So where is this old man sacred? A: Just an ordinary old man.
It turned out that this old man was gray and harmonious, and when he saw two children carrying him, he said, "One burden and two pees."
According to Imahito, the word "urine" is pronounced locally on Sui, and what the old man meant was that the two children were little dolls who urinated.
After Gu Laohan listened to the assertion of a burden and two shangshu, he was determined to train these two sons to become talents at all costs, and after his life was stable, he gritted his teeth and sent the two children to a private school.
Later, the two children were really very successful, studying hard, and had great insights, and once the teacher came out with a pair: "The sound of the wind and rain reading, the sound of reading, the sound of the ear."
After listening to this, Ergu groaned in unison: "Family affairs, state affairs, and world affairs are in the heart."
