眇①者识日生而眇者不识日,问之有目者。或告之曰:“日之状如铜■。”扣②■而得其声。他日闻钟,以为日也。或告之曰:“日之光如烛。”扪③烛而得其形。他日揣龠④,以为日也。日之与钟、龠亦远矣,而眇者不知其异,以其未尝见而求之人也。 When one of them knows the Japanese, the one who does not know the date knows what to expect. Or tell it: “The shape of the day is like copper ■.” He smelled the clock and thought it was a day. Or tell it: “The light of the day is like a candle.” He dies day 4 and thinks that day is also. Days and clocks are also far-reaching, and those who do not know what they are.