The Original Text and Translation of Jin Mandarin

"Guoyu" in this original: twenty-two years, the son died, and, Bu, Chu. Hu Yan said: There is no divination. Fu Qi and Chu Daoyuan look too big to be trapped. It's a long way to Xiu Yuan, and it's a pity to be trapped. Sleepy and regretful, you can't look around.

In the 22nd year of Jin Xiangong's reign, his son Zhong Er was forced to flee. In this place, divination asks whether to go to Qi or Chu for good or ill luck. Hu Yan said: there is no need for divination. These two countries, Zina and Chu, are far away from the state of Jin, and they have great expectations, so they can't go to them under difficult circumstances. It's a long way to go, and it's hard to find them with great expectations. We will definitely regret going to them in danger. Countries that embarrass and regret us can't expect to get help after going there.

Introduction to putonghua

Guoyu is the earliest work on Chinese studies in China, which records the history of the royal family of Zhou Dynasty and the vassal states of Lu, Qi, Jin, Zheng, Chu, Wu and Yue. From the twelfth year of Zhou Muwang (990 BC) to the Western Expedition (about 947 BC) to the demise of Zhi Bo (453 BC), it included courtship, banquets, satire, arguments, responses and some historical events and legends.

Yujin is an entry in Guoyu. The compilation of Guoyu is based on the classification of countries and languages, so it is named Guoyu. "Mandarin" records courtship, feasting, satire, arguments and responses of nobles in various countries, as well as some historical events and legends. Legend has it that it was written by Zuo Qiuming, a native of Lu at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-"Mandarin Jin Yu"