Original text:
Pei Ling is a good dog keeper. No matter where he lives in the Yanshi Club, he will be told that the rest of the food will be eaten with bowls and dogs. When the son-in-law Li Jia saw it, she made several suggestions. Pei Ling said, "What's so evil about people and dogs?" The dog was eating, but when he saw Li's advice, he stopped eating and watched Li go.
Vernacular translation:
Your father in Beidu is very fond of keeping dogs. He takes his dog with him where he stays or where he holds a banquet, and takes the leftover food to his dog in a bowl. At that time, his son-in-law Li Jia saw this situation and advised him several times. Pei Du replied, "People are similar to dogs. Why do you hate dogs so much? " The dog is eating rice in Pei Du's bowl. He stopped eating when he saw Li Jialai persuading Pedro. He glared at Li Jialai and left angrily.
Extended data:
Peidu is a classical Chinese text, which comes from Xue Yongwei's Ji Jie Ji in Tang Dynasty.
Creative background:
Ji Yi Ji is Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, which was written in the Changqing period of Tang Muzong.
Appreciate:
The collection of different stories is not long, and the plot changes are not rich compared with the legends such as Li Wa Biography and The Story of the Stone Man, but it also has many creations and its own characteristics: it not only inherits the realistic tradition of historical biography, but also adds the romantic spirit of myth and strangeness. No matter how illusory the story itself is, the author's original intention is to describe it objectively, rather than deliberately create it.
Ji Yi Ji is also very strange, but it is aimed at the present world. Compared with the Six Dynasties, it describes the characters' environment vividly and meticulously, and pays more attention to the twists and turns of plot and structure.