《晋书·志·第十六章》
到平定吴国以后，有关官员又上奏说： 韶书说 王公以国为家，京城不应再有田地住宅。
及平吴之后，有司又奏： 诏书 王公以国为家，京城不宜复有田宅。
After Wu was pacified, the relevant officials submitted another memorial, which stated: The Book of Songs says, “Kings and dukes should take the state as their home.” There should be no fields or residences in the capital.
<s>[INST] Translate the following passage from Classical Chinese to both modern Chinese and English, focusing on preserving the emotional tone in both translations: 及平吴之后，有司又奏： 诏书 王公以国为家，京城不宜复有田宅。 [/INST] Modern Chinese: 到平定吴国以后，有关官员又上奏说： 韶书说 王公以国为家，京城不应再有田地住宅。 English: After Wu was pacified, the relevant officials submitted another memorial, which stated: The Book of Songs says, “Kings and dukes should take the state as their home.” There should be no fields or residences in the capital.</s>
Translate the following passage from Classical Chinese to both modern Chinese and English, focusing on preserving the emotional tone in both translations: 及平吴之后，有司又奏： 诏书 王公以国为家，京城不宜复有田宅。
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Modern Chinese: 到平定吴国以后，有关官员又上奏说： 韶书说 王公以国为家，京城不应再有田地住宅。 English: After Wu was pacified, the relevant officials submitted another memorial, which stated: The Book of Songs says, “Kings and dukes should take the state as their home.” There should be no fields or residences in the capital.
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