What does Xie Wang mean by "In the old society, Wang Xietang died and flew into the homes of ordinary people"?

I hope it will help you: the juxtaposition of Wang and Xie in the Six Dynasties. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Wang Dao and Xie An lived in Wuyi Lane, and their children were called "Wuyi Lang". Let me introduce Wang Dao and Xie An in detail: Wang Dao was the prime minister in the early Eastern Jin Dynasty, and he was very influential in the ruling and opposition circles. At that time, there was a ballad of "Wang and Ma (referring to Sima family in Jin Dynasty) * * the world". In the idiom, the new pavilion cries, which means missing the old country, that is to say, the story of Wang Dao. On one occasion, Wang Dao, who crossed the river from the north to establish the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and his colleagues gave a banquet in the new pavilion (also known as Laoting) on the outskirts of Nanjing. On the seat, Zhou Ji sighed and said, "The scenery is different, and there are mountains and rivers." He lamented the fall of mountains and rivers (when the northern territory fell into the hands of Xiongnu Liu Yao), so all the guests present wept at each other. When Wang Dao saw this scene, he suddenly changed color: "When * * * fought for the royal family (fighting for national affairs) and recovered China (recovering the lost land in the Central Plains), how could it be relative to the prisoners of Chu (why didn't he have the ambition to cry as a prisoner of Chu)?" Wang Dao's words were impassioned and criticized the negative pessimism of colleagues present. Although there are only a few short sentences, it vividly shows the image of Wang Dao who stands out from the crowd and has extraordinary knowledge (see Shi Shuo Xin Yu for details). The "Xie" mentioned in the poem is Xie An, alias Anshi. He is the prime minister of Emperor Xiao of Jin Dynasty. He was praised as a teacher with outstanding achievements. He resigned and retired to Dongshan, Huiji, Zhejiang. At that time, there was a saying that "if you don't get an history, you will be like a living thing", which shows its high prestige. After coming back to take charge of the overall situation, there is also the idiom "make a comeback", which means to return to power after stepping down. Hou Jian threatened to throw a whip, cut off the Yangtze River, and led an army to the north bank of Feishui, threatening the Eastern Jin Dynasty, which shocked the ruling and opposition parties. Xie An conquered the viceroy at that time. He calmly dispatched and finally defeated Fu Jian. It was a "Battle of Surging Water" in the military. It is said that his nephew Xie Xuan sent back the good news letter from the front, but the back of Xie An's letter turned pale, and so did the game. When he returned to the back room after playing chess, he finally could not hold back his inner joy. He was too happy to notice when the heel of his shoe crossed the threshold. He is calm and elegant, which has always been a story in history. Wang Dao, Xie An and calligraphy have a great relationship. Both of them are great calligraphers in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Wang Xizhi's uncle Wang Dao is good at cursive writing. Shu Duan said that his calligraphy is "a warrior like Jia Yong, a fish in the play". This means that his cursive script is full of angles and styles, elegant and charming; It has both the majesty of a warrior and the flexibility of a fish. Wang Xizhi's calligraphy became famous because of the guidance of Wang Dao. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Wang Dao was not only a political leader and prime minister, but also a leading figure in the book world. He likes writing in his spare time and spends a lot of time. He studied the brushwork of Zhong You and Wei Shuo. Even at the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, when there was chaos in the world, Wang Dao did not forget to put Zhong You's "Shangshu Xuantie" in his belt and walk south. This shows his interest in Zhong You's calligraphy. As for Xie An, he was a member of the preface to Wang Xizhi's Lanting Collection. On weekdays, he drank poems and had calligraphy exchanges with Wang Xizhi. According to Shu Duan, Xie Jiao wrote cursive correctly. "Shu Zhi Fu" said that Xie An was "good at grass but honest and poor". Xie An's cursive script was very famous in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. A pair of couplets reads: "Xie Cao is blue, Yan Guishu, Tang poetry is golden in Chinese", in which "Xie Cao" seems to refer to Xie An's cursive script. Another example is that Jiang Kui, a poet and calligrapher in the Song Dynasty, once said: The Collection of Lanting is attached to the right army, and Xie Anshi (that is, Xie An) is attached to the big order. "It can be seen that Xie An's calligraphy, especially cursive script, is second only to Wang Xizhi's (clear) daughter. Childe Xu was born in Zhao Wen (now Changshu, Jiangsu). Shao is his wife. Painting, good at playing flute and drum. There is a thin red pavilion. Poetic history of painters in Qing dynasty