苛政猛于虎
孔子過(guò)泰山側(cè)，有婦人哭于墓者而哀。夫子式而聽(tīng)之。使子路問(wèn)之曰：“子之哭也，壹似重有憂者？”
而曰：“然。昔者吾舅死于虎，吾夫又死焉，今吾子又死焉?！狈蜃釉唬骸昂螢椴蝗ヒ玻俊痹唬骸盁o(wú)苛政?！狈蜃釉唬骸靶∽幼R(shí)之，苛政猛于虎也?！?BR> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
白話翻譯
孔子有一次乘車經(jīng)過(guò)泰山旁邊，在那邊有一位婦女在墳前哭而且哭得很悲慟?？鬃影咽址鲈谲嚽皺M木上聽(tīng)她哭，派子路去問(wèn)她說(shuō)：“您的哭聲聽(tīng)起來(lái)實(shí)在像有好幾件傷心的事似的。”
那個(gè)女人就說(shuō)：“您的話說(shuō)對(duì)了。從前我的公公死在老虎口中（被老虎咬死了），后來(lái)我的丈夫又死在老虎口中；現(xiàn)在我的兒子又死在老虎口中了?！笨鬃诱f(shuō)：“為什么不離開(kāi)這兒呢？”女人說(shuō)：“這兒沒(méi)有暴虐的政治?！笨鬃诱f(shuō)：“弟子們記住這句話，暴虐的政治比老虎更兇猛可怕。
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OPPRESSIVE GOVERNMENT IS MOKE FEARSOME THAN A TIGER
Once when Confucius was passing near the foot of Mount Tai in a chariot， there was a married woman weeping at a grave mound， and dolorously too. Confucius politely rested his hands on the front rail of the chariot and listened to her weeping. He sent Zilu to inquire of her， saying：“ From the sound of your weeping， it seams that you indeed have many troubles.”
Then the woman said：“ It is true. My father-in-law died in a tiger's jaw； my husband also died there. Now， my son has also died there.” Confucius said，“ Why do you not leave this place？” The woman said：“ Here there is no harsh and oppressive government.” Confucius said，“ Young men， take note of this： a harsh and oppressive government is more ferocious and fearsome than even a tiger.”
孔子過(guò)泰山側(cè)，有婦人哭于墓者而哀。夫子式而聽(tīng)之。使子路問(wèn)之曰：“子之哭也，壹似重有憂者？”
而曰：“然。昔者吾舅死于虎，吾夫又死焉，今吾子又死焉?！狈蜃釉唬骸昂螢椴蝗ヒ玻俊痹唬骸盁o(wú)苛政?！狈蜃釉唬骸靶∽幼R(shí)之，苛政猛于虎也?！?BR> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
白話翻譯
孔子有一次乘車經(jīng)過(guò)泰山旁邊，在那邊有一位婦女在墳前哭而且哭得很悲慟?？鬃影咽址鲈谲嚽皺M木上聽(tīng)她哭，派子路去問(wèn)她說(shuō)：“您的哭聲聽(tīng)起來(lái)實(shí)在像有好幾件傷心的事似的。”
那個(gè)女人就說(shuō)：“您的話說(shuō)對(duì)了。從前我的公公死在老虎口中（被老虎咬死了），后來(lái)我的丈夫又死在老虎口中；現(xiàn)在我的兒子又死在老虎口中了?！笨鬃诱f(shuō)：“為什么不離開(kāi)這兒呢？”女人說(shuō)：“這兒沒(méi)有暴虐的政治?！笨鬃诱f(shuō)：“弟子們記住這句話，暴虐的政治比老虎更兇猛可怕。
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OPPRESSIVE GOVERNMENT IS MOKE FEARSOME THAN A TIGER
Once when Confucius was passing near the foot of Mount Tai in a chariot， there was a married woman weeping at a grave mound， and dolorously too. Confucius politely rested his hands on the front rail of the chariot and listened to her weeping. He sent Zilu to inquire of her， saying：“ From the sound of your weeping， it seams that you indeed have many troubles.”
Then the woman said：“ It is true. My father-in-law died in a tiger's jaw； my husband also died there. Now， my son has also died there.” Confucius said，“ Why do you not leave this place？” The woman said：“ Here there is no harsh and oppressive government.” Confucius said，“ Young men， take note of this： a harsh and oppressive government is more ferocious and fearsome than even a tiger.”