Why are there two versions of the seven-step poem?

Normally, many classical poems are like this, which is difficult to verify because of its long history.

"Seven Steps Poetry" Three Kingdoms. Wei [Cao Zhi] Edition: A boiled bean is made into soup and soaked into juice. There is also "fermented soybeans as juice"

Honey burns under the pot, and beans cry in the pot.

We are born from the same root, so why rush to speculate with each other? Version 2 Boil beans and burn beans, and the beans weep in the kettle.

Cao Zhi's seven-step poems are full of emotion, concise language and simple language. It turned out to be six sentences: "Boiled beans are soup, fermented beans are juice, fermented beans are burned under the kettle, and beans cry in the kettle. This is the same root, and it is urgent not to speculate with each other. " Later, it was changed into four sentences in "Full House Poetry" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms": "Boil beans and burn beans, and beans cry in the kettle. This is the same root, why rush to speculate with each other? " There are two versions of Cao Zhi's Seven Steps Poem, one of which is "born from the same root, why are you in a hurry?" Some "are born from the same root, why rush to speculate with each other?" Boiled beans hold soup, fermented beans count as juice, beans burn in the kettle, and beans cry in the kettle. We are born from the same root, so why should we speculate with each other?

Shi Shuo Xin Yu is a version of "born from the same root" and should be more credible.

I hope it helps you, and I wish you a happy new year ~ ~! ! O(∩_∩)O~