Chen Shi's Interpretation of Words

Source: Book of Rites: "Master Chen Shi was ordered to observe the folk customs." Zheng Xuan's Note: "Chen Shiyi observes his poems." Confucius' Ying Da Shu': "This means that the king made a tour to see the princes, but he ordered his main princes to be the officials of wind music, and read the poems of Chen Qi's national customs to see the good and evil of his decrees."

For example, in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Yan Yanzhi wrote the poem "Zhao Yingguan's Tian Shou in the North Lake": "Watching the wind for a long time makes Chen Shi ashamed." Wang Tangwei's "Warm Soup with Servants Shooting Servants": "There is nothing wrong with admonition, but it doesn't work." Source: One of Yu Dafu's poems "Conscription for Yoshida": "If you go to Liaoyang, hang a battlefield for me in Chen Shi."