The fisherman rowed away singing the Canglang song.
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culture
The fisherman's song, from 《楚辞·渔父》 and quoted in the Mencius, runs 沧浪之水清兮，可以濯吾缨；沧浪之水浊兮，可以濯吾足: 'when the Canglang is clear I wash my hat strings in it, when it is muddy I wash my feet'. Its advice is to go along with the times.
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The river named the Suzhou garden 沧浪亭 and 严羽's treatise on poetry, 《沧浪诗话》. In Taiwan the word is read cāngláng.
