《淮南子·说林训》
没有主的社神，随便弄些黍肉就可祭祀它；亡了国的谷神，容易向它祈求降福。
无乡之社易为黍肉，无国之稷易为求福。
A social god without an owner can be sacrificed with just a little bit of millet and meat; a dead national god is easy to ask for blessings.
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Explain the meaning of this Classical Chinese passage in English: 无乡之社易为黍肉，无国之稷易为求福。
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A social god without an owner can be sacrificed with just a little bit of millet and meat; a dead national god is easy to ask for blessings.
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