Rich classical Chinese

1. Wang Kai, Shi Chong, Wang Kai, the representative figures of ancient Chinese prose, and the younger brother of Sima Yan, the civilized queen of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, worshipped the emperor as a general, which was quite loved and valued by Emperor Wu, so he was in power, oppressed the people and amassed wealth.

He was known as the "three richest men" together with Shi Chong, a Sanshou regular waiter at that time, and Yang Xiu, the Jing Xian queen, his father's younger brother. In order to prove who has the most wealth, they even compete with who is more extravagant.

Wang Kai thought his wealth was unparalleled, so he used wheat candy, which was particularly expensive at that time, to clean the pot, but Shi Chong didn't think so, so he used more precious paraffin as firewood. Not to be outdone, Wang Kai strode forty miles with purple gauze, and Shi Chong strode fifty miles with brocade.

Shi Chong painted the house with a paint called pepper, and Wang Cha covered him with red oil paste. Emperor Wu of Jin not only did not control this, but also supported Wang Kai many times in order to win.

Once, he gave Wang Kai a coral tree more than two feet high, and Wang Kai proudly showed it off to Shi Chong. Who knows that Shi Chong took out his iron wishful thinking and smashed the coral tree into pieces in a few times. When Wang Qiao saw this, he flew into a rage and thought that Shi Chong was jealous. Unexpectedly, Shi Chong said easily, "What's the fuss about? It's annoying. I'll give you your money back now, so he ordered his servants to take out their own coral trees, which are unusually high, with six or seven trees three or four feet high. Wang Kai was dumbfounded and surprised.

2. Wang Kai, the representative of the rich in ancient China, Shi Chong.

The younger brother of the civilized queen of Emperor Wu of Jin was worshipped and valued by Emperor Wu, so he was in power, oppressing the people and amassing wealth. He was known as the "three richest men" together with Shi Chong, a Sanshou regular waiter at that time, and Yang Xiu, the Jing Xian queen, his father's younger brother. In order to prove who has the most wealth, they even compete with who is more extravagant.

Wang Kai thought his wealth was unparalleled, so he used wheat candy, which was particularly expensive at that time, to clean the pot, but Shi Chong didn't think so, so he used more precious paraffin as firewood. Not to be outdone, Wang Kai strode forty miles with purple gauze, and Shi Chong strode fifty miles with brocade. Shi Chong painted the house with a paint called pepper, and Wang Cha covered him with red oil paste.

Emperor Wu of Jin not only did not control this, but also supported Wang Kai many times in order to win. Once, he gave Wang Kai a coral tree more than two feet high, and Wang Kai proudly showed it off to Shi Chong. Who knows that Shi Chong took out the iron and smashed the coral tree into pieces in a few times. When Wang Qiao saw this, he flew into a rage and thought that Shi Chong was jealous. Unexpectedly, Shi Chong said easily, "What's the fuss about? It's annoying. I'll give you your money back now, so he ordered his servants to take out their own coral trees, which are unusually high, with six or seven trees three or four feet high. Wang Kai was dumbfounded and surprised.