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Stories about sleeping on laurel trees.
The allusion of this service is as follows:

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, Fu Cha, the king of Wu, sent troops to attack the State of Yue, which was defeated and on the verge of national subjugation. In order to preserve his strength and seek a chance to make a comeback, he sent Wen Zi to lobby Zhang Qian for peace. Fu Cha was persuaded, but he wanted Gou Jian and his wife to be his servants in Wu.

Fu Cha let Gou Jian and his wife live in the stone house next to the tomb of the late king, let them look after the grave, feed the horses and serve themselves, and at the same time test whether Gou Jian really submitted to him. Although Gou Jian suffered humiliation and ridicule, he forbeared one by one in order to restore the country. Three years later, Fu Cha thought Gou Jian was really obedient and let him go home.

After returning home, Gou Jian was determined to take revenge. He was afraid that the pleasure in front of him would destroy his will, so he hung a gallbladder in the place where he ate and tried it every time he ate. At the same time, he asked himself, "Have you forgotten Jackie's shame?"

At the same time, he changed his sleeping mat into firewood, made great efforts to work with the people and vigorously developed production. Finally, in 473 AD, Fu Cha was defeated and Wu was destroyed.

Commemoration of future generations

Yuewangtai is located at the southern foot of Shandong Province, the capital of Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province. According to legend, this is the place where Betty Wong Goujian paraded. Later it was built in memory of Gou Jian. It was founded in the fifteenth year of Jiading in the Southern Song Dynasty. War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression was bombed, 198 1 rebuilt, and Yuewangtai was built beside the mountain. It is magnificent, magnificent, flying over the eaves, architectural painting, rich in ancient and elegant China characteristics.

Fossils of cypress and pine trees are displayed on the east and west sides of the stage, which are said to have been paid tribute from other places. There are three stone statues in the center of the hall, namely, Gou Jian, Wen Zi and Fan Li. Above the stone statues, there is a plaque of "Eating Hard".