康熙年间,上海“三官堂王铁匠的锅子”因价廉物美而闻名遐迩。王铁匠死后、店由儿子小王铁匠继承。一年后,同一条街上又开了一家制锅子的打铁店,主人也姓王,同样不挂招牌。这样,有些顾客慕名来买锅,却弄不清哪家是老店。小王铁匠便要求另一家迁到别处去。但那个新开店的王铁匠赖着不走,于是两家常发生争 During the reign of Emperor Kangxi, Shanghai's “San Guotang Wang blacksmith's pot” was famous for its cheapness and fame. Wang blacksmith died, the store inherited by his son Xiao Wang blacksmith. A year later, the same street opened a pot of iron shop, the owner also named Wang, the same does not hang signs. In this way, some customers admire to buy pot, but not sure which is the old shop. Wang blacksmith will ask another to move elsewhere. But the new shopkeeper Wang blacksmith does not want to go, so the two often fight