《商君书·农战》
君主爱听他们的辩说，不去探求这些言谈的实用价值，因此说客们非常得意，无论走在什么地方都巧言诡辩，一伙又一伙成群结队。
主好其辩，不求其实。说者得意，道路曲辩，辈辈成群。
The sovereigns love to listen to their disputations, and do not seek for practical results; and therefore the sophists are exceedingly pleased with themselves and parade their eloquence everywhere as if they thought it a fine thing, and form cliques and factions.
<s>[INST] First, translate the Classical Chinese text into modern Chinese and then into English. Classical Chinese: 主好其辩，不求其实。说者得意，道路曲辩，辈辈成群。 [/INST] 君主爱听他们的辩说，不去探求这些言谈的实用价值，因此说客们非常得意，无论走在什么地方都巧言诡辩，一伙又一伙成群结队。 Then, The sovereigns love to listen to their disputations, and do not seek for practical results; and therefore the sophists are exceedingly pleased with themselves and parade their eloquence everywhere as if they thought it a fine thing, and form cliques and factions.</s>
First, translate the Classical Chinese text into modern Chinese and then into English. Classical Chinese: 主好其辩，不求其实。说者得意，道路曲辩，辈辈成群。
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君主爱听他们的辩说，不去探求这些言谈的实用价值，因此说客们非常得意，无论走在什么地方都巧言诡辩，一伙又一伙成群结队。 Then, The sovereigns love to listen to their disputations, and do not seek for practical results; and therefore the sophists are exceedingly pleased with themselves and parade their eloquence everywhere as if they thought it a fine thing, and form cliques and factions.
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