《贞观政要·卷五·论公平》
我常常询问公卿大臣，甚至是下臣小吏，对人推心置腹，以希望自己能够耳聪目明，做出一番能够垂范后世的功德，将其刻于钟鼎碑石之上；让我们大唐的德行，能够永垂史册。
询于公卿，以至隶皂，推以赤心。庶几明赖，一动以钟石；淳风至德，永传于竹帛。
I often asked the state ministers and high officials, and even lower officials and minor clerks, to tell me the truth, in the hopes that I would be able to hear clearly and see clearly, do deeds that could be passed down to later generations as examples, and record them on bells and tripods; and let the virtue of our Great Tang be recorded in history forever.
<s>[INST] Rewrite the following English passage in the style of Classical Chinese: I often asked the state ministers and high officials, and even lower officials and minor clerks, to tell me the truth, in the hopes that I would be able to hear clearly and see clearly, do deeds that could be passed down to later generations as examples, and record them on bells and tripods; and let the virtue of our Great Tang be recorded in history forever. [/INST] 询于公卿，以至隶皂，推以赤心。庶几明赖，一动以钟石；淳风至德，永传于竹帛。</s>
Rewrite the following English passage in the style of Classical Chinese: I often asked the state ministers and high officials, and even lower officials and minor clerks, to tell me the truth, in the hopes that I would be able to hear clearly and see clearly, do deeds that could be passed down to later generations as examples, and record them on bells and tripods; and let the virtue of our Great Tang be recorded in history forever.
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询于公卿，以至隶皂，推以赤心。庶几明赖，一动以钟石；淳风至德，永传于竹帛。
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