Confucius and Mencius' couplets are "the same country, country, country, country, country, country, country, country, country." Among them, the word "rich" is a little less, which means "rich and headless", and the word "chapter" stands upright on it, which means "articles reach the sky" This couplet sums up the style of "saints" for thousands of years.
The first part of the couplet is about Confucius' wealth, wealth and country, with extraordinary verve. The article praising Confucius in the second antithetical couplet has been passed down from generation to generation. Translated into vernacular, that charm is gone. According to the explanation, the more you understand, the more delicious it is.