Tang Bohu drinks and makes merry all day long, and his usual living expenses are funded by prostitutes. He lived in poverty, eating the last meal but not the next. At that time, the county magistrate built a new toilet at home and asked talented people to write couplets. For three days in a row, no one wrote. The magistrate's staff recommended Tang Bohu, a former romantic genius, to him, and the magistrate asked Tang Bohu to write couplets and reward him with silver 10.
It is said that scholars regard money as dirt, but scholars also have to eat. Tang Bohu promised twelve taels of silver. The magistrate thought he had to wait three to five days. Who knows, Tang Bohu drank two glasses of wine and went, and immediately wrote a couplet;
Part one: It seems that the guests are affectionate and will never regret taking off their clothes.
Bottom line: Don't say this thing is useless. Turning into spring mud will protect flowers more.
This couplet is wonderful, and it is absolutely no exaggeration to call it eternity! Only a romantic genius like Tang Bohu can write the toilet so fresh and refined. He wrote this couplet in the toilet with 10 silver, which was praised by later generations. No one has surpassed it so far, and it is absolutely eternal! Tang Bohu's life is like a river and the sea, and his life is as thin as paper. That's pathetic!
"I hope I die of old age. I don't want to bow in front of the car."
"If you have time to write a picture of Danqing and sell it, the world will not make money."