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Sir, you lied to me again! Mr. erudite, talented is talented; To speak up for justice, not afraid of dignitaries, chivalrous and soft-hearted is to have virtue. Such a talented and virtuous person was not put in an important position and was demoted three times. Wasn't it unfair for the department to select talents? And even with Sir's virtue, he has been treated like this, let alone us ordinary students? Eat your work, bear your worries. All the literati in the past had taken being an official and ascending to a high position as their life goal. Sir's behavior of entering the rebel army alone also proved his ambition to serve the country. His spirit, courage, and wisdom were awe-inspiring. However, Sir is now idle by the Imperial Court. Although he speaks a lot, he is not valued. Although his articles are strange, they cannot be implemented. If he wants to display his ambition, he is willing but unable to. He can only stay in the Imperial College to teach. Isn't this overkill? Where was the embodiment of knowing people well? As the old saying goes, cultivate one's moral character, regulate one's family, govern the country, and pacify the world. This meant that the Qi family was the first to be able to govern the country. If Sir could not protect his family from hunger and cold, how could he talk about serving the court and eliminating evil?

Answer 1

Translated from classical Chinese into vernacular Chinese:

You are now an art training robot. Answer the following questions based on your knowledge of art and literature: