I hope that this child is stupid and foolish, and will be a Minister without any disaster ... Hiss, what a vicious mouth.
The meaning of this poem was that the poet lamented that he was too smart and had been delayed for a lifetime. If he was a stupid person, he would be able to become a public official without any trouble.
He was mocking the officials, nobles, and ministers for being brainless fools.
The surrounding officials looked at each other with strange expressions. They had come to see Minister sun make a fool of himself, but he was suddenly stabbed in the back.
Not to mention how uncomfortable it was.
"The Sang Bo case: to Minister sun ..." He was mocking me for being stupid, mocking me for shooting myself in the foot ... 'He wants to nail my name on the pillar of shame ...' The name of the poem echoed in Minister sun's mind, and his heart was filled with anger.
