Why is there a son of Zhang? Pray for the great gods.

The origin of Zhang San and Li Si 1. Wang Song Anshi's poem "Quasi-Cold Mountain Picking Up" says: "Zhang San's pants are narrow and Li Si's eaves are long." 2. Zhang San, Li Si, Wang Wu and Liu Zhao were the first to say that the surname of Hang Si was 18. Hangzhou was the capital of Wu Yue State in the Five Dynasties and the Southern Song Dynasty. It once became the political, economic and cultural center of the country. The city is very prosperous, and the population comes from all directions. After that, after the war, the population moved frequently. According to legend, only 18 Hangzhou people are real Hangzhou people, that is, the so-called "Zhang Liu", and the four surnames are counted together 18. There is also a saying: "Hangzhou radish is planted in Shaoxing", which means that most people in Hangzhou are Shaoxing immigrants. The origin of Pockmarked King II comes from the idiom "There is no silver here for three hundred and twenty". The first sentence is that there is no silver here, and the next sentence is that Wang Er next door never stole it. The story of "There is no silver here for 320" was introduced by Wang Er. In ancient times, there was a very poor man who put almost all his belongings in his pocket and never had a penny in his pocket. On one occasion, he accidentally got three hundred and twenty pieces of silver. This can make him happy or sad, and put it in his own home. This broken house has only four walls, and it is nowhere to be stored. Who will believe that the poor man has three hundred and twenty pieces of silver? If he leaves it there, people will cheat him? If you carry it with you all day, don't say it's inconvenient. If someone finds you, you will be stolen or robbed, otherwise your life will be in jeopardy. "My god, I am rich, how still restless! "The man secretly complained. In this way, he thought from day to night, and from night to morning. This night, he spent in great tension and anxiety. There was a bird cry from the tree outside the door, and the man was so scared that his heart almost jumped out. After settling down a little, he finally had an idea. He took advantage of the night, carrying a shovel, holding a stick with a notice and three hundred and twenty pieces of silver hidden at his waist, came to the intersection, dug a cave with a shovel, and then unloaded the three hundred and twenty pieces of silver hidden at his waist, gently put it in and compacted it with soil. Finally, he stuffed the stick with the notice into the place where the silver was buried and went home happily. The next morning, Wang Er, a neighbor who likes to wander around, came to the intersection. Seeing this scene, he was puzzled at first, and then he smiled. He hurried home, took a shovel, divided by three times five and dug up the money. He came home with money, but he was very nervous. He thought: I stole so much money from others that they must sue the officials. What if the government comes to investigate and I am suspected? Yes, in order not to be suspected of me, I can-so he picked up the pen and ink, ran to the intersection, and carefully wrote on the other side of the stick: "Wang Er next door didn't steal"! Then he put the stick back carefully and went home safely.