《南齐书·列传·卷五十三》
明帝即位，对仆射徐孝嗣说： 刘怀慰如果还在，朝廷就不用担心没有清正的官吏。 
明帝即位，谓仆射徐孝嗣曰： 刘怀慰若在，朝廷不忧无清吏也。 
After Mingdi succeeded to the throne, he said to Xu Xiaos, Servant shoot: If Liu Hua慰 was still here, the court would not have to worry about shortage of upright officials.
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                Sample to be completed: "[INST] Identify the key terms in the Classical Chinese text: 明帝即位，谓仆射徐孝嗣曰： 刘怀慰若在，朝廷不忧无清吏也。 , and explain their significance in the context of the passage. [/INST]"
                Key terms and their significance in the passage: [...], Final English translation: [Provided in the sample].
                Identify the task type and fill in the missing information "[...]" with the appropriate content. Ensure your response is complete, following the original instruction format. Return the original instructions and the completed response in format like "[INST] instruction [/INST] response".
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**Task type**: Identifying key terms and explaining their significance in a Classical Chinese text.

**Key terms and their significance in the passage**:

- 明帝: Emperor Ming (58-75 CE), the fourth emperor of the Eastern Han dynasty.
- 仆射: Servant shoot, an official title during the Han dynasty, responsible for drafting imperial edicts and managing the affairs of the central government.
- 徐孝嗣: Xu Xiaos, a high-ranking official in the Eastern Han dynasty, who served as Servant shoot and Grand Commandant.
- 刘怀慰: Liu Hua慰, an official in the Eastern Han dynasty, known for his integrity and uprightness.

**Explanation**:

After Emperor Ming succeeded to the throne, he lamented to his Servant shoot, Xu Xiaos, that if Liu Hua慰 was still alive, the court would not have to worry about a shortage of upright officials. This statement reveals Emperor Ming's high regard for Liu Hua慰's integrity and ability, and also reflects his concern about the lack of such officials in the court.</s>
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                Sample to be completed: "[INST] Identify the key terms in the Classical Chinese text: 明帝即位，谓仆射徐孝嗣曰： 刘怀慰若在，朝廷不忧无清吏也。 , and explain their significance in the context of the passage. [/INST]"
                Key terms and their significance in the passage: [...], Final English translation: [Provided in the sample].
                Identify the task type and fill in the missing information "[...]" with the appropriate content. Ensure your response is complete, following the original instruction format. Return the original instructions and the completed response in format like "[INST] instruction [/INST] response".
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**Task type**: Identifying key terms and explaining their significance in a Classical Chinese text.

**Key terms and their significance in the passage**:

- 明帝: Emperor Ming (58-75 CE), the fourth emperor of the Eastern Han dynasty.
- 仆射: Servant shoot, an official title during the Han dynasty, responsible for drafting imperial edicts and managing the affairs of the central government.
- 徐孝嗣: Xu Xiaos, a high-ranking official in the Eastern Han dynasty, who served as Servant shoot and Grand Commandant.
- 刘怀慰: Liu Hua慰, an official in the Eastern Han dynasty, known for his integrity and uprightness.

**Explanation**:

After Emperor Ming succeeded to the throne, he lamented to his Servant shoot, Xu Xiaos, that if Liu Hua慰 was still alive, the court would not have to worry about a shortage of upright officials. This statement reveals Emperor Ming's high regard for Liu Hua慰's integrity and ability, and also reflects his concern about the lack of such officials in the court.
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