Prevod

In the sixteenth year of Emperor Jing’s reign, King Xiao of Liang was hunting at Mount Bei when someone presented him with an ox whose legs protruded from its back. Liu Xiang regarded this as a portent of bovine calamity: inwardly, thought had become clouded and confused; outwardly, earthworks had exceeded proper bounds. Thus the bovine calamity arose. Legs emerging from the back were a sign of those below encroaching upon those above.