In the green gauze tent, there are beauties and peonies in the smoke cage.
Toward the cloud to yue:
Monks soak gourds in the pond beside the grass pond.
Fo Yin and a pair of yue:
There are no mountains like Wushan Xiu.
Bao Gong said to Yue:
He Ye Can is as round as a lotus leaf.
Toward the cloud to yue:
What water can be as clear as a river?
Legend has it that after Wu Dianbang won the lottery, many people came to him for his name and tree number. Once upon a time, there was a hunchbacked man named Aqiao, who was a vegetable seller. Later, when he became rich, he became heartless and penniless, and people were tired of constantly improving him. He also asked Wu Dianbang to give him a tree number, so Wu Dianbang named him "Zhenqing". He didn't know it was a plan, but he was very complacent. Later, it became a saying in Chaozhou: waist turtle eggplant-town basket. Use unsold bent old eggplant as a metaphor for a high-ranking imbecile.
After Wu Dianbang moved, chaozhou people liked his calligraphy and stole it if he couldn't get it. Posting Spring Festival couplets on New Year's Eve: "Happiness never comes in pairs, but it never rains", which frightened the people who wanted to steal. At dawn, Wu Dianbang subsidized the next section and became "Happiness has never been in pairs until today, but it never rained alone last night". Another year's couplet is: "Disappointed every year and looking forward to every year, everything is difficult to achieve." Hearing that Wu Dianbang's calligraphy was valuable, he insisted that Wu Dianbang write couplets. Wu Dianbang was annoyed and wrote: "Phoenix comes for food, birds fly away, horses come for reeds, and grass doesn't grow." It turns out that the word phoenix is not the middle word, but the word bird. When the word bird is removed and the grain is put down, it becomes bald, while when the word reed is removed and the word horse is added, it becomes donkey. In ancient times, bad monks were called bald donkeys, not empty.