Which passage in "The Way of Heaven" does Ding Yuanying talk about "self-mockery"?

The passage "Self-mockery" mentioned by Wang Zhiwen in "The Way of Heaven"

"I was originally from the back mountain, and I was an occasional guest in the front hall. I danced drunkenly for half a volume in the Sutra Pavilion, and talked about heaven while sitting in a well. He has a great ambition to play for fame and fortune, but when he talks about being short of money, he angrily points out that everything is wrong."

I am originally from the back mountain: a person who has never seen the world and has no knowledge.

Occasionally being a guest in the front hall: stepping into the elegant hall by chance.

Half a volume of Zuiwu Jingge: a narcissistic show off of superficial knowledge from one of the thousands of volumes in the Sutra Pavilion

Sitting in a well, the sky is vast: Sitting in a well and looking at the sky from a hole

Dazhi Opera Fame: Ambition So lofty as to make fun of fame, the highest state of complete transcendence

Measuring blessings and misfortunes in the sea: measuring the blessings and misfortunes in life against the sea

When it comes to being short of money: Suddenly I touch my pocket. The money is less than others

Angrily pointing out that everything is wrong: It’s all wrong with the world