Original text:
Wuqi went out to see an old friend and asked him to eat. Old friends' day: "Agreed, go back for dinner." "From the day:" Wait for public food. "Old friends come at dusk and don't eat vegetables. The next morning, I sent someone to find my old friend. The old friend came and only had dinner with him. Wuqi didn't eat, because he was afraid that he would not keep his word while waiting for his old friends. He insisted on his credit to such an extent that it was a reason to convince the army. If you want to convince the army, it is not good to stick to your faith.
Translation:
Once upon a time, Wu Qi went out to meet an old friend and stayed for dinner. The old friend said, "OK, I'll have dinner (at your house) when I come back." Wu Qi said, "I'll wait for you (at home)-get up and eat." (But) the old friend didn't come in the evening, and Wuqi didn't wait for him for dinner. Second? In the morning, (Wuqi)? Send someone to find an old friend When an old friend comes, have dinner with him.
The reason why Wu Qi doesn't eat and wait for his old friends is that he is afraid that he will not keep his word. He insisted on his credit to the point where he could convince the army! If you want to convince the army, you can't break your word (as a general).
Ancient poetry is the general name of China's ancient poetry, which refers to the poems created by ancient people in China. Ancient poems in a broad sense include poems, ci poems and Sanqu poems, while ancient poems in a narrow sense only refer to poems, including ancient poems and modern poems.
Classical poetry, except words and songs, is mostly neat sentences. For example, The Book of Songs is basically four words, The Songs of Chu is roughly six words plus the word "Xi", and most ancient poems and modern poems are five or seven words.