原文：

乔山人者，不知何许人也。尝游于吴越之间，以琴艺名闻四方。其琴声清脆悠扬，如泉流石上，似松涛阵阵。每至一地，必有好事者邀之弹琴，而乔山人亦欣然应允。

一日，乔山人至杭州西湖畔，见湖光山色，心旷神怡。乃取琴抚之，琴音初起，轻柔婉转；渐次高亢，犹如万马奔腾；复归平缓，恰似细雨绵绵。旁观者皆叹为观止，以为仙乐。

乔山人善琴，不仅在于技艺精湛，更在于其心性淡泊。他常言：“琴之道，在于心静。心若不宁，则琴声乱矣。”故其琴声虽美妙动人，却无丝毫浮躁之意。

翻译：

There was a man named Qiao Shanren, whose origin is unknown. He once traveled between the regions of Wu and Yue, gaining fame for his exceptional skill in playing the qin (a traditional Chinese musical instrument). His music was clear and melodious, as if water flowed over stones or pine trees swayed in the wind. Whenever he arrived at a place, there would always be someone who invited him to play the qin, and Qiao Shanren would happily agree.

One day, Qiao Shanren came to the West Lake by Hangzhou. Seeing the beautiful scenery of mountains and lakes, he felt relaxed and joyful. Then he took out his qin and played it. At first, the sound was soft and gentle; gradually it became loud and vigorous, like thousands of horses galloping; then it returned to calmness, just like light rain falling softly. Those who watched were deeply impressed and thought that his music sounded like celestial sounds.

Qiao Shanren's mastery of the qin did not only lie in his superb skills but also in his peaceful disposition. He often said: "The way of the qin lies in tranquility. If one's mind is not calm, the music will be disordered." Therefore, although his music was beautiful and touching, there was no trace of impatience in it.

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