I have worked hard in Nanyang to save my life in troubled times, without seeking to learn and reach the princes. 3. I am a commoner, and I have worked hard in Nanyang. I have lived in troubled times without seeking to learn and reach the princes. 3. I am a commoner, and I have worked hard in Nanyang. Farming in Nanyang, I can live my life in troubled times, without seeking to learn and reach the princes.
(These are Zhuge Liang's words to express his self-effacement! Among them, "Plowing hard in Nanyang, surviving in troubled times" truly shows Zhuge Liang's indifferent life! And "not seeking to learn and reach the princes" truly reflects Zhuge Liang's indifferent attitude towards life! (This shows that he does not admire glory!), 2. I am a commoner, working hard in Nanyang, surviving in troubled times, and not seeking to learn and reach the princes. The late emperor did not think that his ministers were despicable, and he was in vain. He paid close attention to his ministers in the thatched cottage three times. The counselors were grateful for the affairs of the world, so they allowed the late emperor to drive away.
Zhuge Liang is a very respectable person in history. At first he followed Liu Bei, and later after Liu Bei's death, he assisted Liu Chan. Liu Chan was a mediocre man, and Zhuge Liang assisted him, and all the power was in Zhuge Liang's hands. But this man had no ambitions. He did not bring down Liu Chan and become the emperor himself. He had never had such ambitions. Liu Chan left everything to Zhuge Liang, and never doubted whether Zhuge Liang would seize his power... 1. I am a commoner, working hard in Nanyang, trying to survive in troubled times, and not seeking knowledge and enlightenment among the princes. The late emperor did not think that his ministers were despicable, and he was in vain. He paid close attention to his ministers in the thatched cottage three times. The counselors were grateful for the affairs of the world, so they allowed the late emperor to drive away.
(I was originally a commoner, tilling the land in Nanyang myself. I just wanted to survive in the turbulent times, and did not seek to be famous among the princes. The late Emperor did not forgive me because of my lowly status. Although his knowledge was humble, he condescended to visit me in my thatched cottage three times to consult me ??on contemporary events. Therefore, I was very moved and agreed to serve the late emperor.)...,1,燀,1,< /p>