Which poem does "Don't bend over for five bushels of rice" come from?

Biography of Tao Qian is a biography of Tao Yuanming's life story. There are biographies in Book of Jin and Book of Song, both of which introduce his life, main activities and literary works, with slightly different contents. Original sentence: Du You was sent to the county by the county. When Li Bai saw that he should take it, he sighed, "Five buckets of rice can't bend his back, and boxing is evil for the villagers!"

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Not bending over for five buckets of rice shows that people are good, have backbone and are not moved by fortune.

In the autumn of 405 AD, in order to support his family, he came to Pengze, not far from his hometown, as a county magistrate. In the winter of this year, I met Du You who was sent by Xunyang County to inspect official business during my eighty-one days in the office. Liu Yun, a native of Xunyang County, is famous for his greed for money. He asks for bribes from the county twice a year in the name of patrol, and every time he returns with a full load, otherwise he will plant it.

Du You, who was sent here this time, is a vulgar and arrogant person. As soon as he arrived at Penzer's guest house, he sent a county magistrate to call a county magistrate to see him. Tao Yuanming usually despises fame and fortune, refuses to obey orders, despises such a person who gives orders in the name of a higher level, but he wants to see it again, so he set off at once.

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Five buckets of rice don't bend _ Baidu Encyclopedia