A: The person who said this sentence is Zhuge Liang. "He is eight feet long, with a face like a crown jade and a black scarf." This sentence is actually a description of Zhuge Liang's appearance, from Chapter 38 of Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
This passage is a description of Zhuge Liang's appearance and clothes. It roughly means that he is eight feet (one meter nine) tall, with a smooth face like jade, a black silk scarf on his head and a robe painted with cranes. He looks like a fairy.
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Zhuge Liang: The word is Kongming, and the road number is Wolong. A famous politician, strategist, writer, calligrapher and inventor in Shu and Han Dynasties.
Representative works include "The Watch of Teachers" and "The Book of Commandments". Invented the wooden ox, the flowing horse and the Kongming lantern.
Liu Bei looked at Zhuge Liang and saw that he was eight feet tall, with a face like a crown jade, wearing a black silk scarf on his head and a robe painted with a picture of a crane, as if he were a fairy.
Liu Bei saluted and said, "A descendant of the Han Dynasty, a native of Zhuo Jun County, has long heard the name of Mr. Kongming. Your reputation reached your ears like thunder. I haven't seen you twice before, but I left a letter on your desk. Have you read it? "
Zhuge Liang said, "I am an idle person in Nanyang. I am usually lazy, and it is shameful to let the generals come for nothing many times. " After the two met politely, they sat down according to the etiquette of the two sides, and the boy made tea.
After drinking tea, Zhuge Liang said, "Judging from the meaning of your letter yesterday, you can completely see your concern for the country and the people of the general." But I'm afraid I'm too elementary school to answer your question wrong. Liu Bei said, "Are all the words that Si Mahui and Xu Shu strongly recommended to you false? I hope Mr. Wang will not abandon my modesty and give me directions. "
Zhuge Liang said, "Si Mahui and Xu Shu are rare experts in the world. I'm just a farmer. How dare I talk about world affairs? They are flattering me. General, why did you abandon their beautiful jade and look for my rotten stone instead? "
Liu Bei stepped back, approached Zhuge Liang and whispered, "Now the Eastern Han Dynasty is rotten. North Korea's traitors hold the power to steal fate. I overreach myself, hoping to do justice for all the people in the world, but my wisdom is shallow and I have achieved nothing so far. If you point out my doubts and save me from bad luck, sir, that's my luck! "
Original text:
When Liu Bei saw it, Kongming was eight feet long, with a face like a crown jade, a black silk scarf and a crane, and looked like a fairy. Liu Bei bowed and said, "I've heard a lot about you, the last man in the Han Dynasty, Zhuo Junyi. I paid an audience twice yesterday and didn't see it. I have written a book with Wen Ji, but I have never been able to finish it. "
Kong Ming said, "It's a great shame that Nanyang savages have succeeded in slacking off and have been visited by generals many times." After the ceremony, they sat down separately, and the boy served tea. After drinking tea, Zhuge Liang said, "I read this book yesterday, which shows that the general is concerned about the country and the people;" But I hate being young and sparse. I was wrong. " Liu Bei said, "What Sima De said and what Xu Yuan said directly are all empty words, aren't they? I hope Mr. Wang won't dislike his meanness and give me more advice. "
Kong Ming said, "Virtue, simplicity and integrity are the best in the world. Clever is the farmer's ear. How dare you talk about what is happening in the world? Two male fallacies. Why does the general ask for hard stone instead of beautiful jade? " Liu Bei said, "How can a man always be under Lin Quan if he is knowledgeable? I hope that Mr. Wang will think of the world and be prepared for stupidity. "
Kong Ming smiled and said, "I would like to hear the general's ambition." Liu Beiping urged the guests to go to dinner, saying, "The Han Dynasty has collapsed, the traitor stole his life, failed to do his best, and tried to spread the righteousness to the whole world, but his wisdom was shallow and short, so far there is nothing." But fortunately, Mr. Xing opened his folly and saved his life! "
Origin: Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty.