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假如让我跟箕子有同样的遭遇披发装疯，可是能对我所认为的贤明的君主有所补益，就是我最大的荣耀，我又有什么可以羞耻的呢？
假使臣得同行於箕子，可以有补於所贤之主，是臣之大荣也，臣有何耻？
If I were to suffer the same fate as Jizi, pretend to be mad with disheveled hair, and it could benefit the wise king that I respect, then it would be my greatest honor. What would I have to be ashamed of?
<s>[INST] First, translate the Classical Chinese text into modern Chinese and then into English. Classical Chinese: 假使臣得同行於箕子，可以有补於所贤之主，是臣之大荣也，臣有何耻？ [/INST] 假如让我跟箕子有同样的遭遇披发装疯，可是能对我所认为的贤明的君主有所补益，就是我最大的荣耀，我又有什么可以羞耻的呢？ Then, If I were to suffer the same fate as Jizi, pretend to be mad with disheveled hair, and it could benefit the wise king that I respect, then it would be my greatest honor. What would I have to be ashamed of?</s>
First, translate the Classical Chinese text into modern Chinese and then into English. Classical Chinese: 假使臣得同行於箕子，可以有补於所贤之主，是臣之大荣也，臣有何耻？
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假如让我跟箕子有同样的遭遇披发装疯，可是能对我所认为的贤明的君主有所补益，就是我最大的荣耀，我又有什么可以羞耻的呢？ Then, If I were to suffer the same fate as Jizi, pretend to be mad with disheveled hair, and it could benefit the wise king that I respect, then it would be my greatest honor. What would I have to be ashamed of?
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