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当年,袁世凯在玩弄两面派手法窃取了辛亥革命胜利果实之后,当上了大总统。据说他为了装饰门面,笼络人心,曾派专人前往湖南,邀请清末著名学者王闿(kǎi)运担任顾问。王是湖南湘潭人(1833~1916年),字王秋(一作王父),号湘绮。辛亥革命后,任清史馆馆长。一生著作颇丰。他为人刚正不阿,对袁的阴险奸诈十分不满,听说要请自己担任袁的顾问,便写了副对联贴在大门两边。联曰:“顾我则笑;问道于盲。”用
That year, Yuan Shikai became president when he played with a two-faced tactic to steal the fruits of the 1911 Revolution. It is said that in order to decorate the facade, he garnered people’s hearts. He had sent a special person to Hunan and invited the famous scholar Wang Kai (kǎi) in the late Qing Dynasty to serve as a consultant. The king was from Xiangtan, Hunan (1833-1916), and the word Wang Qiu (one of his father’s fathers) was No. After the Revolution of 1911, he served as the curator of the Qing History Museum. Lifelong work is abundant. He was upright and dissatisfied with Yuan’s sinister treacherousness. He was told that he would ask himself to serve as an advisor to Yuan, and he wrote deputy couplets on both sides of the front door. Jointly: “I’ll laugh when I care; I’m asking for blindness.”