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This is about Liu Chan, the late Shu master, who was willing to give up his country. After having fun in the new environment, I no longer want to go back to the original environment.

From the History of the Three Kingdoms written by Chen Shou, a historian in the Western Jin Dynasty.

Excerpts are as follows:

Another day, the king of Qi asked Zen, "Do you miss Shu?" Zen said, "I am happy here, but I don't think about Shu." Hearing this, Xi asked to see Zen and said, "If the queen asks, she will cry and answer,' The grave of our ancestors is far away in Gansu and Sichuan, and our hearts are in the west, so we don't think about it every day' because we close our eyes." King Hui asked again, and the answer was the same as before. The king said, "Why is it evil?" Zen was shocked and said, "As sincere as respecting life." Laugh left and right.

The translation is as follows:

One day, I asked him, "Will you miss Shu?" Liu Chan replied: "I am very happy here and don't miss Shu." Liu Chan's attendant pointed out to him when he really knew it: "If you ask again, you will cry and say,' The graves of our ancestors are buried in Shu, and I miss them every day.' "

Later, when Si Mazhao asked him again, Liu Chan taught him the answer according to Zhengzhen. Si Mazhao went on to say, "Why does it sound like a positive tone?" Liu Chan was surprised, looked at Si Mazhao with wide eyes and said, "What you said is true." Everyone around us laughed.

Extended data:

Story background

During the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Bei occupied Shu and established Shu. After his death, his son (nicknamed Dou) succeeded to the throne. Liu Chan is incompetent. After the death of the sage, Shu was destroyed by Wei in 263 AD. After Liu Chan surrendered, Cao Huan, the Emperor of Wei, named him an "Happiness Duke" with no real power and moved him to Luoyang, the capital of Wei.

Emperor Wei himself has no real power, and Si Mazhao has the final say. At a banquet, Si Mazhao deliberately arranged to perform Sichuan songs and dances in front of Liu Chan. At the thought of the ruin of the old country, Liu Chan's followers were very sad, but they said to him, "Just have a good time here and don't think about Shu any more."

outline

Liu Chan (2007-27 1) was born in Jiangling, Jingzhou, namely Huaidi (reigned from 223 to 263), also known as the queen. The word male heir, alias sinus. He is the son of Emperor Liu Bei of Zhaolie, and his mother is the second emperor of the Three Kingdoms period, Queen Gan of Zhaolie. In office 4 1 year.

After the death of Shu Han, Liu Chan and some Shu Han ministers were moved to Luoyang to live, and they were named Happy Duke. He died in Luoyang in the seventh year of the Western Jin Dynasty (27 1) at the age of 64. Posthumous title thinks of the public. At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, after the Liu Yuan Uprising, Liu Chan was posthumously named Emperor Xiao.

Baidu Encyclopedia-I don't think about it.