海濱人說：「一日，海中忽有高山出，居人大駭。一秀才寄宿漁舟，沾酒獨酌。夜闌，一少年人，儒服儒冠，自稱：『于子游。』言詞風雅。秀才悅，便與懽飲。飲至中夜，離席言別。秀才曰：『君家何處？玄夜茫茫，亦太自苦。』答云：『僕非土著，以序近清明，將隨大王上墓。眷口先行，大王姑留憩息，明日辰刻發矣。宜歸，早治任也。』秀才亦不知大王何人。送至鷁首，躍身入水，撥刺而去，乃知為魚妖也。次日，見山峰浮動，頃刻已沒。始知山為大魚，即所云大王也。」俗傳清明前，海中大魚攜兒女往拜其墓，信有之乎？
海邊的人講過這樣一件事：「一天，海中忽然出現一座高山，當地居民都十分驚恐。有個秀才借宿在一條漁船上，買了酒，獨自飲用。夜深時，一個穿著儒生衣服、戴著儒生帽子的年輕人來了，自稱於子游，談吐文雅。秀才很喜歡他，便與他一起暢飲。喝到半夜，年輕人離席告辭。秀才說：『你家在哪裡？夜色這麼黑，四下茫茫，這時候走也太辛苦了。』年輕人回答：『我不是本地人。時節快到清明瞭，我要跟隨大王去掃墓。家眷已經先走，大王暫且留在這裡休息，明天辰時出發。我該回去，早點準備行李了。』秀才也不知道大王是什麼人。他把年輕人送到船頭，年輕人縱身跳進水裡，撥動著水，嘩啦一聲遊走了，秀才這才知道他是魚妖。第二天，看見那座山峰浮動起來，轉眼間便沉沒了。秀才這才知道，那山原來是一條大魚，就是年輕人所說的大王。」民間傳說，清明前，海里的大魚會帶著兒女去祭拜祖墳，難道真有這樣的事嗎？
海滨人说：「一日，海中忽有高山出，居人大骇。一秀才寄宿渔舟，沾酒独酌。夜阑，一少年人，儒服儒冠，自称：『于子游。』言词风雅。秀才悦，便与懽饮。饮至中夜，离席言别。秀才曰：『君家何处？玄夜茫茫，亦太自苦。』答云：『仆非土着，以序近清明，将随大王上墓。眷口先行，大王姑留憩息，明日辰刻发矣。宜归，早治任也。』秀才亦不知大王何人。送至鹢首，跃身入水，拨刺而去，乃知为鱼妖也。次日，见山峰浮动，顷刻已没。始知山为大鱼，即所云大王也。」俗传清明前，海中大鱼携儿女往拜其墓，信有之乎？
海边的人讲过这样一件事：“一天，海中忽然出现一座高山，当地居民都十分惊恐。有个秀才借宿在一条渔船上，买了酒，独自饮用。夜深时，一个穿着儒生衣服、戴着儒生帽子的年轻人来了，自称于子游，谈吐文雅。秀才很喜欢他，便与他一起畅饮。喝到半夜，年轻人离席告辞。秀才说：‘你家在哪里？夜色这么黑，四下茫茫，这时候走也太辛苦了。’年轻人回答：‘我不是本地人。时节快到清明了，我要跟随大王去扫墓。家眷已经先走，大王暂且留在这里休息，明天辰时出发。我该回去，早点准备行李了。’秀才也不知道大王是什么人。他把年轻人送到船头，年轻人纵身跳进水里，拨动着水，哗啦一声游走了，秀才这才知道他是鱼妖。第二天，看见那座山峰浮动起来，转眼间便沉没了。秀才这才知道，那山原来是一条大鱼，就是年轻人所说的大王。”民间传说，清明前，海里的大鱼会带着儿女去祭拜祖坟，难道真有这样的事吗？
A man from the coast told this story: “One day a tall mountain suddenly rose out of the sea, and the people who lived there were terrified. A licentiate was lodging for the night on a fishing boat. He had bought some wine and was drinking alone. Late in the night a young man appeared, in a scholar’s gown and cap, and introduced himself as Yu Ziyou. His talk was refined and elegant. The licentiate was delighted and drank merrily with him. They drank until midnight, when the young man rose from the mat to take his leave. ‘Where is your home?’ said the licentiate. ‘The night is black and boundless. You are being too hard on yourself.’ ‘I am not from these parts,’ he answered. ‘It is close to the Qingming festival, and I am to go with the Great King to visit the graves. My household has gone on ahead. The Great King has stopped here a while to rest, and sets out tomorrow at the hour of chen. I ought to go back and get my things ready early.’ The licentiate had no idea who the Great King might be. He saw his guest to the bow of the boat. The young man leapt into the water and was gone with a splash, and the licentiate knew then that he was a fish demon. The next day he saw the mountain peak drifting and moving; in a moment it had sunk out of sight. Only then did he understand that the mountain was a great fish: the Great King the young man had spoken of.” It is commonly said that before Qingming the great fish of the sea take their sons and daughters to pay their respects at the graves. Can it really be so?