Zhou Xiaozi's name is Fang Rong, from Huating. What did he do?

The classical Chinese translation of filial piety in Book Week is as follows:

This dutiful son is Zhou and Fang Rong, and he is from Huating. His father (Zhou) died in his hometown while seeking an official position in Chu. When Fang Rong was fourteen years old, his grandparents died one after another. On her deathbed, she stroked Fang Rong and sighed, "How can I make you a dutiful son who is looking for a relative (remains) and let me close my eyes in the grave?"

Fang Rong cried and made a wish. From then on, she began to have the idea of carrying her (father's) bones back for burial. Fang Rong thought that he was almost an adult and could overcome difficulties and obstacles, so he said to himself, "How can there be people without fathers in the world!" So he burned incense in the ancestral temple at home and said, "I didn't find my father's bones when I went out this time, and I vowed never to come back."

Since leaving the capital, Fang Rong has been on the road every day, regardless of the weather. When it is cold, when it is hot, when it is hungry, when it is full. When I went to the hotel, I was dizzy and hot as a fire. I was ill and couldn't get up the next day. Seeing that Fang Rong was ill, the innkeeper dared not let him spend the night and wanted to carry him to a nearby temple. Fang Rong went on to say: "Although my illness is serious, I am conscious and can recover immediately after taking medicine. Besides, I have important things to finish. Please call Li Zheng for me and tell him (I want to). "

He came soon and was moved by his story. He invited a doctor (to treat him). You can't walk until early June. Fang Rong wears a Ma Xie jacket and walks thirty or forty miles every day. Sometimes, the wind and rain suddenly blow, and I often rush to the night in the rain until dawn. Sometimes I walk barefoot on the mountain road, my heels crack and my blood can't stop flowing. With the help of a handyman for many years, Fang Rong finally arrived in his hometown and found his father's body. Fang Rong boarded the ship (went home) carrying (his father's) remains, and finally arrived at the inner gate for more than half a month, buried his father next to the ancestral grave, and replied to the death of his grandparents.

Original text:

Zhou Xiaozi's name is Fang Rong, from Huating. His father, Wen Rong, died at the state government residence. Fang Rong was fourteen years old, and his grandparents died one after another. On his deathbed, he caressed Fang Rong and sighed, "I'm so glad you found a dutiful son!" Fang Rong wept bitterly and yearned for it, so he began to have the idea of burying bones. Because Fang Rong is old and strong, she can trudge through difficulties and obstacles, but she said, "Is there anyone with a father in the world?" But he burned incense and told the temple, "If you leave, you will never come back."

Since leaving Beijing, Fang Rong has been walking in the wind, frost and rain every day, and there is no degree of hunger and cold. When I stopped at the hotel, I was dizzy and anxious all over. The next day, I couldn't get up. Seeing Fang Rong's illness, Master dared not stay and wanted to move to a neighboring temple. Fang Rong said: "Although my illness is dramatic, my heart is clear and medicine can cure me immediately. Besides, I have something important to do, and I should tell you the reason for recruiting Li Zheng (Li Zheng: the name of an ancient local official). " I arrived a few miles later. When I heard that the color was moving, I invited a doctor. I can walk until the beginning of June. Ma Xie wears short clothes and walks three or four miles a day. Or the wind and rain suddenly come, often dripping. Or walking barefoot in the mountains, the heels are cracked and bleeding. Finally, he returned to the state. He fell in love with the old service and got his father's skeleton.

From: Shi Shuo Xin Yu by Liu Yiqing in Southern Dynasties.

Introduction to the work:

Shi Shuo Xin Yu was originally named Shi Shuo, and it was called Shi Shuo Shu Xin in Tang Dynasty. During the Han Dynasty, Liu Xiang also wrote a book called Shi Shuo, but it has been lost. Regarding the Song Dynasty, in order to distinguish it from Liu Xiangshu, later generations renamed it Shi Shuo Shu Xin. In the Song Dynasty, Lu You reprinted this book, and Dong's inscription was only called Shi Shuo. No one knows when it was renamed Shi Shuo Xin Yu.

Shi Shuo Xin Yu is a representative novel of Zhi Ren in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. It was compiled on the basis of Selected History Books of Wei and Jin Dynasties and Guo Chengzhi's Guo Zi. The original book has eight volumes, Liu Xiao notes ten volumes, and today it is handed down in three volumes and thirty-six doors. Its first four books, Morality, Speech, Politics and Literature (see Advanced Analects of Confucius), focus on the four subjects of Confucius, and the thirty-six books are arranged in the order of "from praise to demotion". The content is very rich and humorous, describing the moral cultivation and talent endowment of celebrities in Wei and Jin Dynasties, or describing the emotional characteristics, daily life and interpersonal relationships of different characters. Therefore, on the whole, the establishment of Thirty-six Gates fully reflects the historical background and cultural characteristics of this period.