Tell me what other stories of ancient prodigies you know, at least two.

1. In ancient times, there was a child named Fang Zhongyong who was born in a peasant family. His family has been farmers for generations, and no one can read. He is five years old and has never seen paper, ink, pen or inkstone. But one day, Fang Zhongyong suddenly cried and asked for paper and ink from home, saying that he wanted to write poetry.

His father was very surprised and immediately borrowed pens and ink from his neighbors. Fang Zhongyong picked up a pen and wrote four poems, and also wrote a title for them. Several scholars in the same village knew about this matter and came to Fang Zhongyong's house to see it. They agreed that he wrote well. So it spread quickly, so people called him "prodigy".

Because Fang Zhongyong's poems are well written and well conceived, as long as he specifies a topic, he can write a poem immediately. So, many people want to go and have a look, and they invite him and his father to their home, give a banquet and treat them, and specify a topic for Fang Zhongyong to write poems on the spot.

Fang Zhongyong's father thought it was very beautiful, so he was very willing to accept the invitation. He often took Fang Zhongyong to visit dignitaries and attend various banquets to show off his son's talent, but he never let Fang Zhongyong learn from his master and spend more time reading and studying.

In this way, as the days passed, Fang Zhongyong grew up day by day, but his talent remained at the level of five years old without any progress. When he was twenty years old, he was no different from other children of his age. The prodigy disappeared.

2. In the Ming Dynasty, there was a child prodigy test in Nankang, Jiangxi. Every time 100 people take part in the test, there is also a child under ten named Deng Yuanguan who also takes part in the child prodigy test. He has red lips and white teeth, dressed in green, and his beauty is outstanding and very conspicuous. Fang Yue, the magistrate, also found the child very interesting, so he drew a couplet from local materials: the mouth is red, the mouth is green, and the mouth is Ying Ge.

As soon as the voice fell, I heard Yuan Guan's voiceless response: the head was white, the face was black, and it was crow-shaped.

The satrap was a little unhappy to find the child disrespectful, but he didn't lose his temper when he saw that the child was young and reasonable. Again, he made another connection: children are ignorant, dare to swear, and hurt too much.

Then he told Yuanguan that if he was right, he could be exempted from punishment.

Yuan Guan also realized his gaffes and forbearance after listening, so he immediately made a couplet: adults have the ability to tolerate children. Expressed his apologies and thanks appropriately.

3. Wang Yucheng, a famous poet in Northern Song Dynasty, is a very clever and talented person. He can write poems at the age of six and articles at the age of seven. People call him a prodigy.

One day, the guests and friends of the county satrap gathered together and had a big banquet, which was very lively. At this time, Wang Yucheng also sat down with people in the position of "little friend" of the county satrap. At the banquet, the sheriff was very happy and made a couplet for everyone to answer: parrots can talk like chickens.

After this sentence, all the guests began to try, and people racked their brains to think. However, after a long time, no one could answer. After a while, several acid scholars who were "sharp-tongued and thick-skinned, with empty stomachs" made irresponsible remarks. Hearing this, the prefect shook his head and denied it. Then he urged all the guests to continue the conversation.

Many guests still can't think of a good couple, which makes the county magistrate very disappointed. At this time, Xiao Wang Yucheng had already thought about it in his mind, so he said loudly in a childlike voice like two bells: "I am right." The guest looked down at the voice and saw that it was a child, so he couldn't help laughing contemptuously.

However, Wang Yucheng wrote the second couplet unhurriedly: Spiders are not as clever as silkworms.

Suddenly, there was a lot of discussion in the four buildings, and there was a constant voice of admiration.

4. Wang Bo was born in Longmen, Jiangzhou (now Wanrong County) in the Tang Dynasty. At the age of six, he was known as a "prodigy", and he could write poetry at the age of seven or eight. When Wang Bo was fourteen, his father Fu Shu sent him to take the exam. Before the exam, the examiner was amused to see his gown mopping the floor and casually said, "Who can recognize the strange appearance of blue shirt mopping the floor?"

Unexpectedly, Wang Bo blurted out: "The purple crown is soaring, and the wizards don't know!"

Hearing this, the examiner felt that the boy's breath was really bad, so he teased him and said, "Who stole the peach and drilled the dog hole yesterday?"

Wang Bo refused to admit defeat and replied loudly: "I must climb the Bukan Palace today!"

Hearing Wang Bo's answer, the examiner couldn't help but marvel at it. He praised in his heart: this son is very talented and popular. He must be in high school from now on. "

As expected, Wang Bo was praised as a child prodigy by Liu Xiangdao, the first criminal in Linde, Tang Gaozong, and recommended to the court. He passed the exam, won the high school championship and got a job in North Korea.

5. Zuo, a famous minister in the Qing Dynasty, was brilliant. At the age of four, he can write couplets, and at the age of six, he can write poems. He is called a "child prodigy". At the Spring Festival when he was eight years old, his mother once took him to the streets to buy pork. When the butcher saw him coming, he pointed to the pig on the scale and said, "The pig has a head of 200 Jin." Tang Zong Jr. casually said, "Dapeng spreads its wings for three thousand miles." Everyone praised this sentence for its appropriateness and extraordinary verve.

A rich boy present is a scholar. Pointing to the killed pig, he said, "Kill the pig's life, raise it, raise it with life, and prolong life." Tang Zong Jr. looked at the open candle paper money shop and said, "Use money, buy paper money, spend money to buy money, and pay homage to our ancestors."

The scholar listened to his answer and had nothing to say at the moment. Seeing him chubby and wearing a black cotton-padded coat, he said by innuendo, "General Wu mouth is fat and black." Little Tang Zong compared himself to a pig, looked at the green scholar, looked at some wild ducks clamoring for food, and said, "Son, talking loudly and keeping your mouth shut is always annoying."

Seeing that he was stumped, the scholar was a little angry and said, "You have no hair on your mouth and dare to cheat pork in the market." Tang Zong Jr. immediately said, "There is grass in your stomach. Don't sell dog skins in front of people." Everyone applauded and laughed. The scholar was so bored that he had to give up, put down the pork and walk away.