Wang Xizhi was a great calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. I saw an old man holding a hexagonal fan and selling it in Ji Mountain. The book of Xi has its fans, each with five characters. There is sadness at the beginning of basking. The reason of Xi is that Lao Mu said, "But I said Wang Youjun's book in order to get a hundred dollars." As he said, people bid for it. I'll see Xihe again in the future and ask him for a book. Xihe laughed without answering.
Translation of Wang Xizhi's Hexagonal Fan:
Wang Xizhi was a great calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He once saw an old woman selling a hexagonal bamboo fan in Ji Mountain. Wang Xizhi wrote five words on the fans she sold. The old woman was a little angry at first. So Wang Xizhi said to the old woman, "All you have to do is say that it was written by Wang Youjun, and you can sell it for hundreds of dollars." The old woman did as he said, and indeed everyone was scrambling to buy a fan. A few days later, the old woman asked Wang Xizhi to write again. Wang Xizhi smiled but didn't answer.
conclusion: Wang Xizhi is a kind and principled person.
1. Seeing the old woman who was forced to sell fans in the street by life, she kindly wrote an inscription, expecting a better income.
2. The old woman asked for an inscription again. Although Wang Xizhi could help her, she didn't write it.