Today only survives in the set phrase
不敢越雷池一步 'dare not cross Lei Pond by a step', from a 4th-century letter by Eastern Jin statesman Yu Liang (
庾亮) to general Wen Qiao (
温峤) in 《
晋书·
庾亮传》, telling him to stay south of Lei Pond and not march on the capital.