五经是指儒家的五部经书,即《诗》、《书》、《礼》、《易》、《春秋》。笥:指古代用来装饭食、衣物或书籍的方形竹器。“五经笥”的掌故,源自《后汉书》卷八十《边韶传》:边韶字孝先,东汉陈留浚仪(今河南开封市)人。他很有口才,而且以文学知名于当时,教授学生数百人。有一次,他给学生讲完课,便坐在教室里闭目养神,像睡着了的样子。他的学生发现后,觉得好笑,便灵机一动,编了几句顺口溜嘲笑道:“边孝先,腹便便。懒读书,但欲眠。”尽管学生的声音很低,但还是被边韶 The Five Classics refers to the five Confucian classics, namely “poem”, “book”, “ceremony”, “easy”, “spring”.笥: refers to the ancient used to pack meals, clothing or books square bamboo. The “Five Classics” anecdote, from the “late Han” Volume 80 “Side Shao Chuan”: Side Shao Xian filial piety, the Eastern Han Chen Jun (today Kaifeng City) people. He is very eloquent and well-known in literature at the time, teaching hundreds of students. Once he finished the lesson for the students, he sat in the classroom with his eyes closed and looked asleep. When his students found out, they were funny, they got a quick idea and compiled a few jingle ridiculed: “While filial piety and abdomen, lazy reading, but sleep.” Although the voice of the students is very low,