The full text of the war of words

He wanted Kong Ming to translate every sentence of the conversation with the seven people.
He had to get every sentence right!

Answer 1

The full text of the war of words is as follows:

" Verbal Battle with Confucians " was a chapter in the ancient Chinese novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It described the scene of Liu Bei debating with a group of Confucians. The following is the full translation of the chapter:

Liu Bei calmly sat at the table and faced the group of Confucians. He calmly expressed his views.

"I, Liu Bei, am a commoner without knowledge, but I have a very important thing to do: I hope to contribute to the country and the people. The topic I'm discussing with you today is: how should we deal with national affairs and how should we govern the country?"

After hearing Liu Bei's words, the group of Confucians fell silent for a while and then began to express their views.

"Monarch, your words are very convincing. But we Confucians have our own views. We believe that governing a country requires good institutions and etiquette. We need wise leaders to lead the country forward. We hope to have more knowledge and experience to better govern the country."

Liu Bei listened to the words of the group of Confucians and said with a smile: "Confucians, your opinions are very good. But I don't think you can govern the country. I, Liu Bei, may not have much knowledge, but I have a very important thing to do. I hope to lead you to contribute to the country and the people."

The group of Confucians were somewhat surprised and dissatisfied when they heard Liu Bei's words. However, they finally listened to Liu Bei's advice and stopped arguing. From then on, Liu Bei became the leader of the country. He also successfully ruled the country and made the country prosperous.