When Censor Chen took office, he had three things to do. It was the time to do great things without fear of sacrifice. With a strong determination to examine the students strictly, he stared at the students taking the exam.
Anyone who yawned deliberately, made eyes, stretched his neck to look at other people's desks, or looked at the clerks a few times when drinking water...all of them were unceremoniously stamped with red seals and had their grades downgraded. The students in the hall asked him to catch a few examples to make an example of them, and they all became as obedient as chickens that had been infected with plague, huddled in their chairs, not daring to move.
Because the rows of tables and chairs were strung together with bamboo, whenever someone sitting next to him moved a little, the chair under Ryan Cui's B*tt would tremble and then stabilize. He would then sit more still so that he could review the questions properly.
The previous question is the chapter "Tai Bo Yao as a King". The original sentence is Confucius praising Yao. There are two words "Zi Yue" in front of it, praising his sentences "Only Heaven is great, only Yao follows it" and "How vast! The people cannot name it".
There is a saying in the Tao Te Ching: "The Greatest is that the people do not know it exists, and the next is to love it and praise it." Although the classics do not admit that it has any connection with the Tao Te Ching, the sentence "the people are unable to name it" is explained in the chapter as "only Yao followed the will of Heaven to rule the world, so the people have no way to name it", which is slightly similar to "the people do not know it exists"; and the sentence "only Heaven is great, only Yao follows it" is also vaguely consistent with "therefore the Tao is great, the sky is great, the earth is great, and the king is also great" and "there are four great things in the world, and the king is one of them."
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