《后汉书·本纪·肃宗孝章帝纪》
现在怀孕的，赏赐胎养者一人三斛，丈夫免赋，免人头税一年，明文规定。 又诏令三公说： 春天正是生养的时候，万物种子发芽，应助当阳萌动，使发育得时。
今诸怀妊者，赐胎养谷人三斛，复其夫，勿算一岁，著以为令。 又诏三公曰： 方春生养，万物莩甲，宜助萌阳，以育时物。
Those who are pregnant now will be rewarded with three measures of grain per person, and their husbands will be exempted from tax and poll tax for one year. Explicit provisions. Another edict to the three princes said: Spring is the time for breeding, and the seeds of all things germinate. We should help the yang to sprout, so that it develops in time.
<s>[INST] Analyze the grammatical structure of the following Classical Chinese sentence and provide its English translation: 打鼓骂曹 [/INST] Grammatical analysis: 打鼓骂曹 is a Chinese idiom that means "to vent one's anger by beating a drum and cursing Cao Cao". Cao Cao was a warlord in the late Eastern Han dynasty, known for his cruelty and ambition. The idiom originated from a story in the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", where a group of people beat a drum and cursed Cao Cao after he had massacred the people of Xu Province. English translation: Venting one's anger by beating a drum and cursing Cao Cao</s>
Analyze the grammatical structure of the following Classical Chinese sentence and provide its English translation: 打鼓骂曹
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Grammatical analysis: 打鼓骂曹 is a Chinese idiom that means "to vent one's anger by beating a drum and cursing Cao Cao". Cao Cao was a warlord in the late Eastern Han dynasty, known for his cruelty and ambition. The idiom originated from a story in the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", where a group of people beat a drum and cursed Cao Cao after he had massacred the people of Xu Province. English translation: Venting one's anger by beating a drum and cursing Cao Cao
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