1, original:
Jia Yi, a native of Luoyang, 18 years old, is a famous and literate poet in the county. Wu Gong, the keeper of Henan Province, heard about his talent and called him to the door. He is lucky to love him. At the beginning of Emperor Wen's reign, he heard that Wu Gong was the best in the world, so he learned something in the same city as Reese, so he thought Ting Wei. Ting Wei is a friendly young man who is familiar with books from various schools. Wendi called him a doctor.
At that time, friendship was over 20 years old, at least. Under every imperial edict, the old gentlemen failed to speak, friendship was right, and everyone liked it. The students think they can.
2. Translation:
At that time, Jia Yi was in her twenties and was the youngest doctor. Every time Emperor Wen ordered the doctors to discuss some questions, the older gentlemen had nothing to say, but Jia Yi could answer them one by one. Everyone felt that they had said everything they wanted to say. Doctors all think that Jia Sheng is outstanding in talent, and no one can match him. Emperor Wen of Han also liked him very much, and he was promoted to Doctor Tai Zhong in less than a year.
Jia Yi believes that it has been more than 20 years since the establishment of the Western Han Dynasty to Emperor Wendi, and the world is at peace. It's time to revise the calendar, change clothes, establish a system, define official names and revitalize rites and music. So he drafted all kinds of etiquette, advocated yellow, followed the theory of five elements, created official names, and completely changed the old laws of the Qin Dynasty.
Introduction of Jia Yichuan and the author in Han Dynasty;
1, Introduction of Han Jia Yichuan:
This biography tells about Jia Yi and his political comments. Jia Yi was young and educated, and was called a doctor by Emperor Wen. He was promoted to a doctor of Taizhong within one year. The suggestion of timely restructuring was appreciated by Wendi, but it was excluded by the old ministers and became the master of Changsha and Liang.
He talked about political affairs many times, and suggested that "more governors should be built, but there is no power", weakening the power of governors, resisting the intrusion of Xiongnu, advocating ethics, emphasizing agriculture and restraining business, and disciplining governors. Later, Liu Yi, King of Liang, fell off his horse and died of self-injury, dereliction of duty and grief.
2. Introduction to the author:
Ban Gu, a Chinese character, was born in Fufeng Anling (now northeast of Xianyang, Shaanxi). Ministers, historians and writers in the Eastern Han Dynasty were also called "Ban Ma" with Sima Qian.
As a historian, Ban Gu compiled Hanshu, which is one of the "first four histories". As a lyricist, he is one of the "Four Masters of Han Fu", and Du Du Fu pioneered Kyoto Fu and was included in the first article of Selected Works. As a theorist of Confucian classics, White Tiger Yi Tong compiled by him was a masterpiece of Confucian classics at that time, which theorized and codified Chen Wei's divinity.