Jingtai Room, Ji Gong Xuan, what is the translation of classical Chinese?

During the Jingtai period of Emperor Taizong of Ming Dynasty, Liu Xuandai of Ji 'an. Excerpted from Song Lian's Preface to Sending Ma Sheng to Dongyang in Ming Dynasty, the original text is as follows:

During the Jingtai period, Gong Liu of Ji 'an announced that he would be stationed in Wei Longxiang, the capital, on his behalf, so that he could keep horses and livestock for the imperial guards and study in the stables day and night, which made him ignorant at first. In the Spring and Autumn Annals, the husband and wife and the teacher were amazed and easy to say.

Vernacular: During the Jingtai period of Emperor Taizong of the Ming Dynasty, Liu Xuan of Ji 'an took the place of others as a soldier in Wei Longxiang, the capital of China, and raised horses for Wei Shi, who studied in the stable day and night. Wei Shi didn't know at first. Liu Xuan happened to talk to a private school teacher about Chunqiu, and the teacher was surprised. He told it to Wei, who was very kind to Liu Xuan.

After a while, I found out. When taking the solution, Princess Liu Wen took the exam and was shocked by her article. He said that the works and seals of an old Confucian in Bishan were public, and people began to know the public, while Wen knew the names of Taoist priests.

Vernacular: During the examination, Liu Xuan presided over the examination. He was surprised at his article and thought it must have been written by an old Confucian scholar in the mountains. Only when it was unsealed did people know that it was Liu Xuan's article, and people realized that Liu Xuan's reputation as an intellectual became more famous.

Creative background:

In the 11th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1378), Song Lian retired from his hometown Pujiang (Pujiang County, Zhejiang Province) to Yingtianfu (now Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province) in the second year, and his junior countryman Ma Jun came to visit. Song Lian wrote this preface to introduce his learning experience and encourage others to be diligent.