The fable truth of Ye Gong Long Hao tells us that to be an honest person, we should know how to see the essence of things, not just the surface, and not blindly pursue and worship something.

The story "Ye Gong Long Hao" was written by Liu Xiang in Han Dynasty. Ye Gong Long Hao satirized the characters in the story with vivid metaphors, and profoundly exposed Ye Gong Long Hao's bad thoughts and bad style. These are all high-sounding empty words. Through this story, we should abandon the bad thought and style of "divorced from reality" and establish a good ideological style and a pragmatic style.

Original: high, hook to write dragons, chisel to write dragons, and carve them in the room to write dragons. In this way, when he was known by the dragon in the sky, he fell from the sky to Ye Gong's home. Someone visited him on the windowsill, and his dragon tail reached into the hall. When Ye Gong saw a dragon, he turned around and ran away, scaring him like a lost soul, terrified and unable to control himself. Therefore, Ye doesn't really like dragons. He just likes things that look like dragons, not dragons.

Translation:

Gao likes dragons very much. Carve dragons on clothes hooks and wine vessels, and carve dragons inside and outside the house. He likes dragons very much. When the real dragon in the sky knew about it, he descended from the sky and came to Ye Gong's residence. The dragon's tail reached the hall with a faucet on the windowsill. When Ye Gong saw that it was a real dragon, he turned and ran, scared as if he had lost his soul, terrified and at a loss. From this point of view, Ye Gong doesn't really like dragons. He just likes things that look like dragons but are not dragons.

A Brief Introduction to the Author of Ye Gong Long Hao

Liu Xiang (77 BC ~ 6 BC), formerly known as Liu Gengsheng, was born in Fengyi, Pei County (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province). Imperial clan minister and litterateur in Han Dynasty, great-grandson jiao (half-brother of Liu Bang, Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty), son of Hou of Yangcheng, father of Confucian scholar Liu Xin, and originator of China Bibliography.

I was ordered to lead the school secretary and wrote Bielu, the earliest open book catalogue in China. There are New Preface, Shuoyuan, Biography of Lienv, Warring States Policy and Five Classics. Edited Songs of the South, and edited The Classic of Mountains and Seas together with his son Liu Xin.

Prose is mainly a "narrative record" of playing with ancient books. The famous books are Sword Shadow Changling Book and Narrative Record of Warring States Policy, which are characterized by simple narration, fluent theory, ease and simplicity. His works are included in Liu Zizheng's Collected Works.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Ye Gong Long Hao.