越人道上遇狗,狗俯首摇尾而人言,曰:“吾善猎。得兽,与尔中分。”越人喜,引而俱归,食以膏粱,待之以人礼。狗得盛礼,日益倨(ju),猎得兽,必尽啖乃已。或嗤越人曰:“尔饮食之,得兽,其辄尽啖,奚以为？”越人悟,因与分肉,多自与。狗怒,啮其首,断其领,乃去。(改写自宋末元初邓牧《伯牙琴·越人遇狗》) The more humane the dogs, the dog leaned over and said, “Oh, good hunting. Get the beast, and score in the Seoul.” The more people like it, whisper to each other. When a dog is filled with gifts, it is becoming increasingly ugly (ju) and hunting a beast. Or, the more people said, “If you have a diet or a beast, what do you want to do? Do you think it?” The dog angered, took his first place, and cut off his collar, but went. (Rewritten from the end of the Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Deng Mu, “The Dog of the Hammer Meets Dogs”)