The king of Chu traveled and asked for it when he died. The king of Qi said, "Stop, the king of Chu lost his bow, and the Chu people got it. Do you want it?" Confucius listened: "It's a pity that it's not big. It's not people who keep bows, but people who get bows. Why bother!" Selected from Confucius' Family Tales. a good life

On a trip, the king of Chu lost his bow, and his followers begged for it. The king of Chu said: No, the bow that the king of Chu lost was also obtained by the Chu people. Why do you want it back? Confucius said after listening: Unfortunately, the scope is not large. He didn't say, it's just that some people lost their bows and others got them. Why must it be the Chu people?