《资治通鉴·汉纪·汉纪四十五》
梁冀不愿意他再与外面的宾客交往，于是暗地里派人更换衣服，到梁不疑的大门前，记下和他交往的宾客。
冀不欲令与宾客交通，阴使人变服至门，记往来者。
Liang Ji was unwilling for him to have any more contact with outside guests, so he secretly sent someone to change his clothes, went to Liang Bu's gate, and recorded the guests who had contact with him.
<s>[INST] From the Classical Chinese script: 门下督鲁恭上表，称：“臣鲁恭，奉辞出使，蒙恩以使持节护乌桓中山，当还诣阙下，故上使者车骑将军坚镡，使恭入黄门，即门，叩头自陈。恭性愚，意内不乱，言辞抑塞，然中精通达，忠诚节义，上恩所褒诏，足光门户。”, document the translation approach to render an English version. [/INST] Initial step: [...], Following steps: [...], English rendition: Minister under the Gate, Lu Gong, came forward with a memorial, stating: "Your subject, Lu Gong, respectfully received an imperial edict ordering me to go out as an envoy to confer a command upon Wuhuan and Zhongshan. Upon my completion of the mission, I went to the imperial capital and, therefore, herewith dispatch an envoy, General of chariots and cavalry, Jian Tan, to ask Your Majesty's permission to allow me to enter the Yellow Gate. Upon entering, I bowed my head and stated my case. Your subject is dull by nature. While my intentions are simple, my speech may be somewhat incoherent. However, my heart is pure and clear. My loyalty, integrity, and sense of duty have been praised by Your Majesty's grace—an honor that greatly uplifts my family."</s>
From the Classical Chinese script: 门下督鲁恭上表，称：“臣鲁恭，奉辞出使，蒙恩以使持节护乌桓中山，当还诣阙下，故上使者车骑将军坚镡，使恭入黄门，即门，叩头自陈。恭性愚，意内不乱，言辞抑塞，然中精通达，忠诚节义，上恩所褒诏，足光门户。”, document the translation approach to render an English version.
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Initial step: [...], Following steps: [...], English rendition: Minister under the Gate, Lu Gong, came forward with a memorial, stating: "Your subject, Lu Gong, respectfully received an imperial edict ordering me to go out as an envoy to confer a command upon Wuhuan and Zhongshan. Upon my completion of the mission, I went to the imperial capital and, therefore, herewith dispatch an envoy, General of chariots and cavalry, Jian Tan, to ask Your Majesty's permission to allow me to enter the Yellow Gate. Upon entering, I bowed my head and stated my case. Your subject is dull by nature. While my intentions are simple, my speech may be somewhat incoherent. However, my heart is pure and clear. My loyalty, integrity, and sense of duty have been praised by Your Majesty's grace—an honor that greatly uplifts my family."
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