(Text/Jiang Zhouping) In ancient times, a landlord was born as a scholar and mocked others with the ink in his belly. In the famine that year, an old farmer wanted to borrow some grain from the landlord’s house because his family was too poor and had no rice to cook. The landlord said: “It’s okay to borrow some food for you. I’m out of the shanglian, and you couple with the shuanglian. If you are right, I will give you a bucket of rice for free. If you don’t, you will work for me for three months for free. Can you see it?” The old farmer gritted his teeth and said “OK.” So the landlord and the old farmer began to couplet.
Landlord: Mi Luo is also a basket, and Guluo is also a basket. When the rice basket is put into the Guluo, only Guluo can’t see the rice basket.
Hearing the landlord’s Shanghai Lianhe, the old peasant frowned, and said: “The talent is also a talent, and the coffin is also a material. The talent is put in the coffin, but the coffin is not seen.”
The landlord turned his eyes white when he heard it, but he couldn’t help but watched the old farmer take him a bucket of rice.