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Guan Xian was a man of Song who made his living by fishing. He lived beside the Sui River for more than a hundred years. Of the fish he caught, some he released, some he sold, and some he ate himself. He always wore a cap and sash, and liked to grow li plants, eating their blossoms and fruit. Duke Jing of Song asked him about his Way, but Guan Xian would not reveal it, so the duke had him killed. Several decades later, he appeared sitting atop a gate of the city of Song, playing the qin. He stayed for several dozen days before leaving. Thereafter, every household in Song made offerings to him.