A pair of couplets, the first part: "reading of the analects of confucius, don't be ashamed to ask questions", our colleagues bet with me on the second part, which one you see is right, and the answer

A pair of couplets, the first part: "reading of the analects of confucius, don't be ashamed to ask questions", our colleagues bet with me on the second part, which one you see is right, and the answer will be rewarded. Reading of the analects of confucius, do you know how to ask questions?

Read (verb) the Analects of Confucius (topic) and understand (verb) without shame (without shame, idiom, partial structure) (ending with a slander)

Dream (verb) Duke of Zhou (can be regarded as Duke of Zhou), know (verb) past lives (coordinate structure) (flat tail) (1)

Look at (verb) Three Kingdoms (title), Ming (verb) every cloud has a silver lining (idiom with subject-predicate structure) (ending with conjunction) (b)

At first glance, A is better than B in dealing with the flat tones of the upper and lower parts, which sounds more harmonious.

The first "shameless questioning" is taken from The Analects of Confucius, the second "past life" is also related to the contents of The Duke of Zhou and other books, and the second "every cloud has a silver lining" allusion is not from The Three Kingdoms. In this sense, a is also higher than B.

However, the melody of the first part of "Knowing shame and then asking questions" is inappropriate and cannot be a good part of the second part. The structure of Past Lives is far from that of Saiweng's Lost Horse and Shameless Questioning. So the two bottom links are not good enough.

If you have to choose a good one, A should be slightly better than B.