What grade of classical Chinese is Xue Tan reading?

Xue Tan studied classical Chinese in the fifth grade.

From the ancient book Liezi Tang Wen.

Original text:

Xue Tan studied in Qin Qing, but he didn't have any skills, so he said he was exhausted and resigned. Qu, who stopped in the suburbs, caressed the elegy and trembled the treetops, which was very sonorous. Xue Tan apologized and never dared to speak for life.

Translation:

Xue Tan learned to sing from Qin Qing. Before he fully mastered Qin Qing's singing skills, he thought he had learned everything, so he left and went back. Qin Qing did not dissuade him, and gave a banquet to see him off on the road outside the city. Qin Qing beat time and sang elegies loudly. The high singing shook the trees, and the beautiful voice resounded through the sky. Xue Tan apologized to Qin Qing and wanted to come back to continue her studies. From then on, he never dared to tell his master Qin Qing to go back until he died.

Precautions:

You (University): Singing in a short skirt (without accompaniment). This means singing.

Poverty: exhausted, exhausted, exhausted. This refers to ending the study.

Skill: Skill.

Say: think, think, think.

Finish: finish learning.

Sui: So, just.

Remarks: Goodbye, goodbye.

Go back, go home.

F: No,no..

Stop: stop, stop.

You can put a banquet, food and wine to send you off.

Suburb: roadside outside the city.

Qu (qú): main road, suburban qu extending in all directions: located on one side of the main road in the suburbs.

Elegy: Elegy of generosity.

Vibration: make ... vibration.

Very sonorous: stop, let ... stop, stop; Walking clouds, floating clouds Describe the singing loud and clear.

X: Apologize.

Reverse: Pass it back.

Touch the festival: beat the time. Tap the time gently.