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Wang Pou, courtesy name Weiyuan, was a native of Yingling in Chengyang. His father, Yi, was put to death by Emperor Wen. Pou lived in a hut beside his father’s grave. Every morning and evening he would go to the grave to kneel and bow, clinging to a cypress and wailing in grief. His tears soaked the tree until it withered. His mother had always feared thunder. After her death, whenever thunder sounded, he would go to her grave and say, “Pou is here.”