Translation of The Old Man Who Sold Garlic: There was a man named Yang Er in Nanyang County who was proficient in boxing. He could lift two boats on his two shoulders and stand up. Hundreds of boatmen stabbed him with poles. Wherever the poles touched him, they

It broke inch by inch, and based on this, he became famous and famous.

Yang Er took his students to practice martial arts in the Changzhou area. Whenever he taught gun and stick in the martial arts field, there were so many people watching, like a wall.

One day, there was an old man selling garlic. He kept coughing, squinted his eyes, and even laughed at him.

Everyone was shocked and ran to tell Yang Er.

When Yang Er heard about it, he was furious. He called the old man over and punched the brick wall in front of him. His fist sank into the brick wall for more than a foot. Then he said to the old man contemptuously: "Old man, can you be like me?" The old man smiled.

Said: "You can hit the wall, but you can't hit people." Yang Er became even more angry and shouted angrily: "Old guy, can you let me punch you? Don't resent me if you get beaten to death." The old man said.

He smiled and said: "I am an old man who is about to die. If I can fulfill your reputation by dying, there will be nothing to complain about!" So the two of them called many people and signed a document in public.

The old man let Yang Er rest for three days. After three days, the old man tied himself to a tree, took off his clothes and exposed his belly. Yang Er then took a posture ten steps away, raised his fist and hit the old man hard.

The old man didn't make any sound. He only saw Yang Er suddenly kneeling on the ground, kowtow to the old man and said, "I know I was wrong." When Yang Er wanted to pull out his fist, he found that it was already trapped in the old man's stomach.

, unable to move.

After Yang Er begged the old man for a long time, the old man pushed his stomach and let go of Yang Er. He saw that Yang Er had already fallen over a bridge.

The old man slowly carried his garlic and walked away, still refusing to tell everyone his name.

Original text of "The Old Man Seller of Garlic" The Old Man Seller of Garlic Yuan Mei of the Qing Dynasty There was a man named Yang Erxianggong in Nanyang County who was good at boxing and bravery.

He was able to carry two boats on his shoulders and carry hundreds of flags with poles. The poles would break every inch he touched. With this name, he led his disciples to teach in Changzhou.

Every time he goes to the martial arts arena to teach spears and clubs, he is always crowded with spectators.

Suddenly one day, there was a man selling garlic, his bell was hunched over, he kept coughing, and he looked at him and teased him.

The crowd was horrified and reported to Yang.

Yang was furious and summoned the old man to come forward. He punched the brick wall until it was about a foot deep. He proudly said, "How can an old man do this?" The old man said, "You can punch walls, but you cannot hit people." Yang Yu scolded angrily:

"Can this old slave be beaten by me? Don't complain if I beat you to death!" The old man laughed and said, "In your dying years, if you can become a king with one death, why should you complain if you die?" He invited everyone to write an oath.

He ordered Yang to rest for three days. The old man tied himself to a tree, took off his clothes and exposed his belly.

Yang Gu took the advantage ten steps away and punched hard.

The old man was silent.

But he saw Yang kneeling on the ground, kowtowing and saying, "You will know your sins when you are born late." He pulled out his fist and it was stuck in the old man's belly.

The old man slowly returned home carrying the garlic, but he refused to reveal his surname.

Notes on "The Old Man Selling Garlic" 1. Jing: Proficient.

2. Rate: lead.

3. To: Arrive.

4. Block: wall.

5. Sou: the ancient name for the elderly. 6. Qiao: hunchback; Qiaolongzhong.

7. Look: Look sideways to describe someone who doesn’t care.

8. Absolutely: Stop.

9. 揶(yé): to make fun of or sarcastically.

10. To tease: to laugh; to ridicule.

Tease, (insult).

11. Horror: Horror.

12. Walk: run.

13. Pride: contempt.

14. To: use.

15. Yes: Like this.

16. Don’t complain if you are beaten to death: complain; complain.

17. Binding: binding.

18. Therefore: Generally interpreted as "so", here we take the meaning of "so".

19. Fen: Lift; lift.

20. Jiran: quiet look.

21. Long time: a long time.

22. Vertical: let go.

23. Xu Xu: Slowly; sluggishly; slowly.

24. Negative: Back.

25. Death: finally.

26. Resentment: Complaint, resentment.

Appreciation of "The Old Man Selling Garlic" "The Old Man Selling Garlic" tells the truth: Don't think that you are unparalleled in the world just because you have some achievements or some people praise you.

Always ask for advice humbly and don’t be arrogant.

You must know that there is a strong hand in the strong. There are people outside the world, and there is heaven outside the world. Take the strengths of others and make up for your own shortcomings.

Don't be arrogant and arrogant. Always remember that only by continuous efforts can you defeat others.

The creative background of "The Old Man Selling Garlic" "The Old Man Selling Garlic" comes from "Zi Buyu".

"Zi Buyu" was written during the Qianlong period. This period was a period when the Qing Dynasty's national power was at its peak, and it was also an era when China's feudal cultural autocracy was serious.