Pinyin: Jiāng tàJiāng tàI gàng diào Yu, yu à yu à n zhá ng gü not u.
Source: The tenth time of the Qing Han merchant's "Romantic Dream": "I am Jiang Taigong fishing, and I am willing to take the bait. If Master Jia loves me, I won't leave him and he won't go. If you don't love me, I'll leave him some more. He's gone. "
Idiom story
During the reign of Shang Zhouwang, there was a man named Jiang Shang. His name was Ziya. He has read a lot of poetry books, is well versed in the strategy of art of war, and has lofty aspirations. He once went to the capital of Yin Shang Dynasty to sing opera and seek official positions, but failed.
Jiang Ziya heard that Xibe Hou Jichang recruited talented people and practiced benevolent government. He came to Xibe all the way in his seventies. After arriving in Xiqiao, he didn't volunteer, but moved to the north bank of Weishui. After that, he fished in Weishui every day, waiting for the arrival of Ji Chang.
Jiang Ziya's fishing method is very strange: the fishing rod is short, the fishing line is long, with a straight hook, and the fishing rod does not enter the water and is three feet above the water. When fishing, he said to himself, "Taigong fishes, who wants to take the bait?"