Cui Lun's explanation of luring laurel without losing fish "Tai Lan" Volume 834 quoted Quezi: "Lu people have good fishermen, taking laurel as bait, gold hooks, wrong silver jade, jade and silk, and they are in the position of holding poles, but they don't get much fish. Therefore, the fishing industry is not fragrant. " Later, it would be counterproductive to describe "Cui Lungui bait, not a loss of fish" as flashy. Cai Qing: "If you use a combination of words, you will want to be reasonable. If you use too many words, your psychology will get worse. Knowing the bait will lose the fish. "
Word decomposition
Cui Lun explains the jade fishing line. Jin Sun's "Wang Hai Fu": "The Chinese group is wearing waves, and the jade is embroidered by the wind." Ye Song and Chen Qing's Autumn Ode to Songjiang: "Drag the waves on the emerald wheel and flap your wings to fly." See "Cui Lun's bait is expensive, but he loses the fish".