What anecdotes and allusions are there in Cai Jing?
The prime minister's talent
Wang Anshi often said to the young Cai Bian (Cai Jing's younger brother): There is no such thing as an unusable talent! I wonder who will succeed me in charge of this country in the future. Then I snapped my fingers and said to myself, my son Wang is one! Turning to Cai Bian, he said, Where's my good brother (referring to Cai Jing)? Break another finger; He thought for a long time and said, What about Jisuke (referring to Lv Huiqing)? Let's count one. Then self-effacing way, go!
Starve to death on the street
After Cai Jing was exiled, he also wrote a poem: Eighty-one years ago, I was homeless, alone and looked at China with tears in my eyes. Five visits to the Golden Hall and ten visits to the Jade Hall reminisce about the prosperity of the past and turn it into a dream talk here. I recall the glory of my life, full of sentimental feelings. When Cai Jing went to Danzhou to be demoted, he brought a lot of money with him, but his evil deeds aroused people's disgust, and he couldn't buy anything with money on the road. He couldn't help feeling: Beijing has lost the hearts of the people, so why not? Finally, 80-year-old Cai Jing starved to death at Chongjiao Temple in Tanzhou (now Changsha, Hunan) on July 2 1.