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Fishing of Shen Wan San

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Yi Ming Jing Ren (Amazing the World with a Single Feat)

Yi Ming Jing Ren (Amazing the World with a Single Feat)
In the Warring States Period, Duke Wei of Qi neglected state affairs, for the first three years...

Sikong Jian Guan (A Common Sight to the Sikong)

Sikong Jian Guan (A Common Sight to the Sikong)
This allusion is taken from Poetic Sentiments by Meng Qi of the Tang Dynasty (618 - 907).

Bian Chang Mo Ji (Not Even the Longest Whip Can Reach Everywhere)

Bian Chang Mo Ji (Not Even the Longest Whip Can Reach Everywhere)
In 595 B.C. the State of Chu sent an envoy to the State of Qi.

Shen Wan San is a man of nabobism at the end of the Yuan Dynasty and at the beginning of the Ming Dynasty. According to the legend, he was a fisherman on sides of Qin and Huai River. One day, when Shen Wan San saw one person catching a bag of frogs and preparing to eat them, he was kind enough to buy the frogs and put them into a pond in the vicinity. In the evening, Shen Wan San were suddenly awoken by noisy voice of the frogs. He got out and had a look only to find that the frogs released by him were surrounding a clay pot, hence, he took the clay pot into his house.

Once, his wife accidentally dropped a small piece of silver in the clay pot. To her surprise, it soon became a basin of silver. Until then did they knew that this is a basin of collecting treasures, therefore, Shen Wan San became very rich.

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