折疑論 2.14

English (machine translation) 2.14

Language: English

2.14

If great height did not surpass mounds and hills, then a lame sheep could strut atop its summit. (The first 'ling' refers to mounds and hills; the second 'ling' means to disrespect or take lightly. The meaning is that if the height of Mount Tai did not surpass mounds and hills, even a lame sheep could play disrespectfully on its summit.)

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折疑論 — Classical Chinese