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| 5 | 本纪: | 帝尧放勋，其仁如天，其智如神，就之如日，望之如云，富而不骄，贵而不舒。帝王世纪曰：帝尧置欲谏之鼓，命羲和四子羲仲，羲叔，和仲，和叔，分掌四时方岳之职，故名徵，天下大和，百姓无事，有五老人，击壤于道。观者叹曰：大哉尧之德也。老人曰：日出而作，日入而息，凿井而饮，耕田而食，帝力何有于我哉。墨子以为尧堂高三尺，土堦三等，茅茨不翦，采椽不斫，夏服葛衣，冬服鹿裘。 |
| Emperor Yao Fangxun was as kind as heaven and as wise as a deity. Approaching him felt like basking in the sun, while gazing at him seemed like looking upon clouds. He was rich but not arrogant, noble yet never complacent. The Records of the Geneology of Emperors states: Emperor Yao set up a drum for people to express their desires and offer advice. He appointed Xihe's four sons—Xizhong, Xishu, Hezhong, and Heshu—to oversee seasonal and regional duties, hence they were called Zheng. Under his rule, the world was in great harmony; the common people had no burdens. Five elderly men played a game of striking soil blocks on the road. Those who watched exclaimed: "How great is Emperor Yao's virtue!" The old men said: "When the sun rises, I go to work; when it sets, I rest. I dig a well for water and till the fields for food. What does the emperor have to do with me?" Mozi believed that Emperor Yao's hall was only three chi high, with three steps of earthen stairs. The thatched roof was made from uncut reeds and the beams were left in their natural state without carving. In summer he wore hemp clothing, and in winter a deerskin robe. |
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