《礼记·杂记上》
然后褪者一次又一次地从贾人手中接过褪衣：在院子当中接过皮弃服，在西阶接过朝服，在堂上接过玄端。对于每一套褪服，褪者的上堂致词和嗣子的磕头拜谢都和第一次一样。
自西阶受朝服，自堂受玄端，将命，子拜稽颡，皆如初。
The official in charge of taking off the crown then receives the funeral clothes from the merchandise-seller one after another, receiving the fur-lined sacrificial clothes in the courtyard, receiving the court clothes on the west staircase, and receiving the black silk band on the hall. For each set of clothes he takes off, the official in charge of taking off the crown's words addressed on the hall, and the heir-son's kowtows and thanks, are the same as with the first set of clothes he took off.
<s>[INST] Analyze the following Classical Chinese passage and provide both a modern Chinese and an English translation: 自西阶受朝服，自堂受玄端，将命，子拜稽颡，皆如初。 [/INST] Modern Chinese Interpretation: 然后褪者一次又一次地从贾人手中接过褪衣：在院子当中接过皮弃服，在西阶接过朝服，在堂上接过玄端。对于每一套褪服，褪者的上堂致词和嗣子的磕头拜谢都和第一次一样。 English Translation: The official in charge of taking off the crown then receives the funeral clothes from the merchandise-seller one after another, receiving the fur-lined sacrificial clothes in the courtyard, receiving the court clothes on the west staircase, and receiving the black silk band on the hall. For each set of clothes he takes off, the official in charge of taking off the crown's words addressed on the hall, and the heir-son's kowtows and thanks, are the same as with the first set of clothes he took off.</s>
Analyze the following Classical Chinese passage and provide both a modern Chinese and an English translation: 自西阶受朝服，自堂受玄端，将命，子拜稽颡，皆如初。
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Modern Chinese Interpretation: 然后褪者一次又一次地从贾人手中接过褪衣：在院子当中接过皮弃服，在西阶接过朝服，在堂上接过玄端。对于每一套褪服，褪者的上堂致词和嗣子的磕头拜谢都和第一次一样。 English Translation: The official in charge of taking off the crown then receives the funeral clothes from the merchandise-seller one after another, receiving the fur-lined sacrificial clothes in the courtyard, receiving the court clothes on the west staircase, and receiving the black silk band on the hall. For each set of clothes he takes off, the official in charge of taking off the crown's words addressed on the hall, and the heir-son's kowtows and thanks, are the same as with the first set of clothes he took off.
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