《太平广记·卷二百零八·书三》
将头浸入墨汁中用头书写，世上人称他为张颠酒醒后看见自己用头写的字，认为它神异而不可重新得到。
以头揾水墨中而书之，天下呼为张颠。醒后自视，以为神异，不可复得。
He would dip his head in ink and use it to write; people called him Zhang Dian (the Crazy Zhang). When he sobered up and saw the characters he had written with his head, he thought them miraculous and irreplaceable.
<s>[INST] 用英语解释这段文言文的意思: 以头揾水墨中而书之，天下呼为张颠。醒后自视，以为神异，不可复得。 [/INST] He would dip his head in ink and use it to write; people called him Zhang Dian (the Crazy Zhang). When he sobered up and saw the characters he had written with his head, he thought them miraculous and irreplaceable.</s>
用英语解释这段文言文的意思: 以头揾水墨中而书之，天下呼为张颠。醒后自视，以为神异，不可复得。
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He would dip his head in ink and use it to write; people called him Zhang Dian (the Crazy Zhang). When he sobered up and saw the characters he had written with his head, he thought them miraculous and irreplaceable.
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