Requested to be appointed as a local official, appointed as bachelor of Longtuge, and learned about Hangzhou.
From: "History of the Song Dynasty·Biography·Volume 78" by Tuotuo of the Yuan Dynasty
Original sentence: Shi was afraid that he would not be able to see his appearance, so he asked to come out and pay homage to Longtuge, a bachelor who knew Hangzhou. . Before leaving, the admonishment official told Cai that he knew Anzhou well and wrote a poem to ridicule the Empress Dowager by referring to Hao Chujun's affairs. The minister proposed to move to Lingnan.
Translation: Su Shi was hated by the ministers in power. Su Shi was worried that he would not be tolerated by the ministers, so he asked to be appointed as a local magistrate, appointed as a bachelor of Longtuge, and knew Hangzhou. Before leaving, the admonishment officer said that when the former prime minister Cai did know about Anzhou, he wrote a poem to ridicule the Empress Dowager based on Hao Chujun's story. The ministers discussed moving Cai Que to Lingnan. The source of the work and the introduction of related characters
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